11Mes·

Time to add a second ETF to my portfolio.

After traveling on the Asian continent for over half a year, including with $GRAB (+0,23%) and there was something from $SE (+0,9%) on every corner, I'm bringing a little Asian flair into my depot.

03.01

Xtrackers MSCI Singapore ETF

Acquistato x517 a 1,746 €

902,68 €

9 Commenti

Maximilian@Max095

11Mes

Thanks for the inspiration! :) Looks exciting.

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Dan@fizzelfritz

11Mes

I also have this in my portfolio. For exactly the same reasons. 👍🏻
Had its weaknesses and has rallied well since half a year ago. But has been moving sideways again since December...

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BamBamInvest@BamBamInvest

11Mes

Then why not $EIMI? Or did you specifically want Singapore ? They are almost not weighted here.

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L@detailinvest

11Mes

@BamBamInvest I found the allocation more appealing with the companies I know and the main weighting on financial service providers. Return expectations are also higher. And Singapore itself is experiencing good economic growth.

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BamBamInvest@BamBamInvest

11Mes

@detailinvest you can do it, i can also imagine that it will do well for the next 5-10 years. i don't know your investment horizon or how long you want to hold it, if you want to invest for longer i would rather take the $EIMI due to the diversification, even if you plan to run an additional savings plan.

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L@detailinvest

11Mes

@BamBamInvest Many thanks for the input! This investment is actually planned for the short term, up to a maximum of 3 years. Perhaps simply as long as it performs well or perhaps beats $EIMI.

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BamBamInvest@BamBamInvest

11Mes

@detailinvest With pleasure, I could imagine that you could have a good hand for 3 years. I also find companies like $SE, $GRAB, $D05 interesting as individual investments. Good luck with that anyway. ✌️

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Martin@Joopiter

11Mes

With Singapore, you have to select individual stocks. The Indexetf only has a long-term growth of 3-4%. You can look it up in the JustEtf app under Analysis.

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BamBamInvest@BamBamInvest

11Mes

@Joopiter that doesn't mean it has to be like this in the future ✌️

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