Hello investors. There are a few things I need to share with you about my portfolio for this year, and I hope you can share some ideas with me as well.

First of all, the goal to achieve:📌

The objective for 2025 is $25,000 invested. Nothing more to add, eyes on December.

What might happen in the portfolio:📊

Well, let me start by saying that my exposure to crypto will be drastically reduced in Q1 and could even drop to 0 by June as I realize the profits made during the bull run. Additionally, I intend to add new stocks to the portfolio, such as $AMD (+0,22%) , $MC (-0,12%) , or $PEP (+0,18%) , as I believe these would be excellent additions.

What’s your opinion on my portfolio, and what suggestions can you give me?🙌

I wish you all a great year, and may you achieve all the financial goals, and more, that you’ve set for 2025!

2024:

This was my first year of investing in which I planned mostly to learn and think about what type of investor I would like to be. During my journey, quite quickly, I realized I would like to be a dividend growth investor - not saying it is best for all, but simply, what was most appealing to me.

• Total invested: 2400 EUR
• Current net value: 2779 EUR
• True gain (dividends + unrealized gain): +15,8%

I underperformed S&P500, but not sad about it. To be honest, about a 14% price gain is far more than I expected. I was aiming for a small price gain of around 4-7% and 2,5-4% YoC so can't really complain.

2025:

For this year, I would like to still be quite conservative about my expectations and keep them as in the year before - an unrealized gain of 4-7% and 2,5-4% YoC

Goals:

• Invest a total of: 6k to 8,4k EUR
• Individual stocks I plan to buy the most: $ASML (-0,28%)
  $TTE (+0,16%)
  $VICI (-0,27%)
• + if the price will be good $MAIN (-0,35%)
  $V (+0,07%)
  $PEP (+0,18%)
  $TXN (+0,48%)
• ETF I plan to buy: $SPY5 (+0,14%)
• My priority will be making extra mortgage payments to decrease number of years needed to pay it off. I plan to do it on monthly basis. I aim to 10-18k EUR total in this year.
• Rebuild emergency fund of 2-3 months of expenses.

I plan to make posts each month about my progress so if you like to see how I'm doing, feel free to follow :)