8Mes·

Finanzen.net Zero savings plans

Yesterday my savings plans with Finanzen.net Zero were booked.

As there was a bit of turbulence on the stock market, not everything went as usual.

The result was: The savings plan at $CAT (-3,04%) was not executed.

Now I have just received a message from Finanzen.net Zero that this will be corrected today - WITHOUT me having asked.

Among other things, this is the difference to TR...

@danielsofficial

9 Commenti

Variett@Variett

8Mes

My 4 were executed yesterday but with ~1 hour difference, but there was also a pop up informing me that there are minor problems with the order volume.

Therefore, like you, I am very satisfied with what Zero is doing (the stop losses have also run correctly in the last few weeks)

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Ronald@AlterMann

8Mes

@Variett I have over 100 savings plans 🙈 It almost had to go wrong with one of them.
But as I said, it's how someone reacts when something goes wrong that makes the difference.

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Daniel@danielsofficial

8Mes

That's good news for once. Of course the support from neo brokers is often not the best, but this example shows that there are other ways of doing things.

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Mathias R.@Mathias_Rr

8Mes

Had no problems with TR. You could always buy.

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JH90@JH90

6Mes

It's a pity that you can't be followed, I would like to see your performance because you have all your shares in the savings plan. I've already tried to follow you 1 to 10 times 🌚😂😂

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Ronald@AlterMann

6Mes

@JH90
The performance of savings plans is of course strongly influenced by the different prices at the time of purchase. Especially if the individual position is still relatively small in relation to the savings plan amount.

Example: $PLTR 09/23 the monthly savings plan was executed at a price of 13.91, 01/24 for 15.22. In February 25 the purchase price was 103.75.
Overall, the position is currently up 436.28% at a price of 108.48, but not every deposit is considered separately.
It can be said that the savings plans reduce the percentage price gain, but also reduce the price loss.
However, it should also be noted that dividends have more than compensated for a price loss and so the position has moved into positive territory despite the price decline and I had/have money for new investments.

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JH90@JH90

6Mes

@AlterMann ah okay cool thanks for the info. Is the contribution the same for all shares or does it vary?

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Ronald@AlterMann

6Mes

@JH90 I always calculate with the money I have available plus the dividends the same amount for one year in each position. For the new year, I recalculate and adjust all savings plans (hopefully upwards).
This year I also added new positions. They also have the same savings rate.

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JH90@JH90

6Mes

@AlterMann really good idea to do it this way. Many thanks for the tips ☺️

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