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Hello everyone,

I have been putting together my portfolio for a few months now.

For the time being, the portfolio now has a framework, which of course can always be adjusted.

I am trying a 70/30 strategy of shares and ETFs. As I am 41 years old and therefore still have around 25 years to work, I have tried to choose quality shares that pay a decent dividend but also generate growth. I have included Telekom and DHL because of the tax-free dividends.

I have limited myself to 3 ETFs that should also generate growth and are therefore accumulating.

In my opinion, there is still a lot of potential in the healthcare sector, hence the addition $XDWH (+0,77%) as a sector ETF to the other two $XDWD (+0,48%)
$EIMI (-0,11%)

The dividends received should then be reinvested annually in the $XDWD (+0,48%) reinvested annually to achieve further growth.

This is my very own strategy that I am pursuing.

I would be pleased and grateful for any suggestions and tips on adding to my portfolio.

14Posizioni

31.864,56 €

0,41%

5 Commenti

Timo@Aktienorang-Utan

Personally, I don't think the portfolio is bad, but not great either. (No offense meant), it's just a simple, structured dividend portfolio. (Which is already great)
Another great thing is that the dividends naturally flow into World ETFs 👍🏻

In that sense, I have no suggestions 🙂
Continued success 👍🏻

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Basti1983@Basti1983

@Aktienorang-Utan Thank you Timo for your opinion. All good, I also appreciate every critical comment, as I want to keep working on improving it. I'm just trying to keep the balance between growth and dividends, which isn't always easy.

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Denis@DenisVidukic

I think your portfolio is good. Especially after just a few months. It's simple and straightforward. Why not? With the 14 positions, you can keep an overview of everything. I would perhaps take out one insurance share and swap it for a growth share. Insurance stocks usually correlate positively. Otherwise, a round picture.

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Basti1983@Basti1983

@DenisVidukic Thank you for your assessment. Of course we could think about it. What stock can you think of that is not yet sufficiently covered by the etf?

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Denis@DenisVidukic

@Basti1983 Industries such as cyber security or defense.

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