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It looks like the cash cow "ETF savings plan" is reaching saturation point, and now something new is needed...

If the returns were as high as promised and the vola so much lower, then this should be reflected in the share prices of listed PE companies, among other things 🧐
Strangely enough, it doesn't 😅
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@TomTurboInvest My theory is that all the rotten PE companies are being packaged into a fancy product to sell to the "stupid" money private investors. Obviously you can't get rid of the institutional ones.
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@marda304 As the first PE platforms took off months ago, I thought the same thing. It will be a similar set-up to the crowdinvesting projects, where only the companies that were uninteresting to professional investors at all previous stages will make an impact 🤷🏽‍♂️
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@marda304 That is precisely the intention behind it. Once the cream pieces have been placed with institutional investors, the waste is simply sold to bona fide private investors at horrendous costs vertrieben🤷🏼‍♂️.
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@TomTurboInvest I think you should invest directly in PE companies. Or even better, etfs via PE companies.

But for my part, it's enough to simply be broadly invested. PE will be worthwhile above all if I have good managers and access to them. I don't do that through any fund with any manager. For me, it has a similar flavor to a Sparkassen-Deka-Feltweit active-traded fund with the disadvantage of coming out worse
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@SchlaubiSchlumpf worse than Deka, that's possible ?
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