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NASDAQ 100 Student Savings Plan

Starting immediately, I'm setting up a monthly investment plan in the NASDAQ-100 ($XNAS (+0,74%) ).

As a working student, approximately 50% of my net salary goes into that.

So far, I haven’t been saving anything else on a regular basis, so this is my first real savings plan.

Why the NASDAQ-100, of all things?

My previous investments (VC + crypto (mainly $ETH (+0,42%) )) are extremely risky and volatile.
The NASDAQ-100 finally gives me a somewhat more stable, yet still high-growth foundation.
It’s more volatile than the S&P 500, but historically it’s also delivered significantly higher returns.

What do you think about this?

Would you have gone with the S&P 500 instead, or do you think the NASDAQ-100 is a good choice for a first savings plan?

#nasdaq100
#xnas
#sparplan
#etf
#werkstudent

17.09

Xtrackers NASDAQ 100 ETF

Acquistato a 59,45 €

4 Commenti

Olli@Olli68

For my first stock ETF, I would choose a global one.

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Jakob C.@Creutzfeldt_Jakob

You're young (I'm assuming 😅), so I think the Nasdaq savings plan is really great—over the long term, you'll typically get the highest returns here and easily bounce back from the sharper dips that are sure to come....

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Martini_007@Martini_007

23H

Awesome! Definitely keep it up. I also invest in the Nasdaq-100 every month through a savings plan. If the market takes a sharp dip, you just take advantage of the lower prices—in the long run, I don’t think there’s really any way around investing in tech anyway.

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DiviDino 🦖.@DiviDino95

I would agree with what’s said here: @Olli68. The U.S. isn’t a “bad” place to invest. A more broadly diversified portfolio is certainly a bit safer. $VWCE?

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