I have $BATS (-1,09%) and $PG (-0,29%) sold them. I’d had both in my portfolio for several years. Bat doubled in value during that time, but I don’t see it continuing that way, and they’ve also dropped quite a bit since I sold at 55 euros. Procter & Gamble has more or less been treading water, and I got out at 126 with a small loss. I just can’t see them acquiring, say, something like $LDGL (-0,59%) or $TDIV (-0,23%) .

The proceeds went into that as well.

In March 2025, I made a clean break and sold everything; since then, I've been investing in ETFs.

$TDIV (-0,23%) I contribute monthly, and the savings plan is increased annually.

$LDGL (-0,59%) I make annual top-ups.

$VWRL (-0,48%) This is funded through my capital-forming allowance.

$autom (-0,44%)I’ll sell at the beginning of next year—I’ve been using my capital formation allowance to contribute to this.

I want to keep it simple and straightforward. According to AI, it’ll add up to a nice sum by 2040, and I never want to sell this portfolio. What do you think?

As always, the text was gone 👿 …..after I sent it ⬇️

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$LVMH Sold—money in the $LDGL (-0,59%)

$TSCO (+0,7%) sold - money in the $TDIV (-0,23%)

$PFE (+2,76%) sold—money in the $WINC (-0,9%)

that 1,000 was still okay $UBU7 (-0,64%) A little growth is still desirable despite the dividend 🚀

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Boom—after thinking it over for a long time, I finally took the plunge today.

I've shifted my investments into the $LDGL (-0,59%) , and from now on I’ll be saving €1,000 a month.

Boom—after thinking it over for a long time, I finally took the plunge today.

I've shifted my investments into the $LDGL (-0,59%) , and from now on I’ll be saving €1,000 a month.

Received 3 dividends in July.

$VHYL (-0,28%) For 333 shares, a total of €269.57.

$LDGL (-0,59%) For 2,195 shares, a total of €67.87.

$WINC (-0,9%) For 3,025 shares, a total of €446.31.

This was a great month.

For the remainder of the calendar year, I’ll only reinvest dividends in a way that keeps me nicely balanced.