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Savings plans adjusted

Before:

350€ S&P500

150€ Nasdaq 100

100€ $ASML (+1,42%)


Now:

350€ Nasdaq 100

150€ MSCI Emerging Markets

100€ $ADBE (+1,08%)


I have adjusted my monthly savings plans. I no longer want to completely ignore the emerging markets in future. That's why I've now reduced to just one US ETF and opted for the Nasdaq over the S&P 500. Important: I am not selling any positions, only the monthly investments are changing. The S&P is still by far my largest position. The €150 freed up will then go into the new emerging markets ETF. I'm not looking to make a huge shift from the USA to the emerging markets, I just want to slowly build up a small position in the emerging markets and no longer leave them out completely.


I have also terminated my $ASML (+1,42%) savings plan. I am still convinced of ASML (after all, it is my largest single share position). However, the share has performed very well recently, so I am holding my position for the time being and see better opportunities for regular investments in $ADBE (+1,08%) for regular investments. I recently opened a first position here and as long as the share price is around €300, I would like to expand the position further.

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You can do it, of course. But I wouldn't. I would continue to invest the largest amount in the S&P500.

What would be the suggestion
350€ -> 200€ S&P500
150€ -> 150€ Nasdaq100
New -> 150€ MSCI EM

I think the S&P is better diversified than the NASDAQ. The technology share is already leading in the S&P. Your reallocation will increase this sector in your portfolio even more. The topic of cluster risk. I would always continue to invest in the core (S&P500) and not delete it completely from the savings plans.
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@Dividenden-Sammler You are of course right about the sector focus at the expense of diversification. Thanks for the feedback, it's worth considering. :)
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immagine del profilo
Adobe is very undervalued. As soon as the "AI eats software" fear stops, SaaS companies will pick up again with such valuations and fundamentals
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immagine del profilo
Why not the $EQEU?
@Olli68 I haven't heard of it yet. What do you think is the advantage?
immagine del profilo
@20fritz02 The performance is hedged in euros. Just compare it YTD with yours.
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