Sodala, I've narrowed down my portfolio a bit and tidied up the savings plans.
Biggest shifts in the last few weeks:
MSCI World -> FTSE All World
AI & Big Data -> Nasdaq100
Random Ass Gold ETC -> Euwax Gold 2
Altcoins/Shitcoins -> Bitcoin
Larger multiplier for TR Saveback
I'm out of the "Poah, the theme ETF sounds cool, savings plan 50€ IMMEDIATELY" phase and I have to say, such a narrower portfolio somehow looks nicer too lol. I only kept a classic sector ETF savings plan, I just like it. The savings rate isn't really high either, you can just see what happens.
Here are the updated savings plans, feel free to add your comments. I like mustard
Monthly savings plans:
1.Nasdaq 100 $XNAS (-1,92%)
(Acc): 305 €
2.FTSE All World $VWCE (-2,25%)
(Acc): 100 €
3.Future of Defense ETF $ASWC (-2,56%)
(Acc): 75 €
4.Gold: 50 € $EWG2 (-2,65%)
5.Crypto:
-$BTC (-3,91%) : 100 €
Reasons for Nasdaq100 as the largest savings plan:
1: I'm 20 and still have plenty of time to take a calculated risk and generate an excess return over the All World in the long term.
2: Falls harder (especially at the moment) than the FTSE,
Savings plans currently mean cheap, relaxed buying. Conversely, of course, the reverse is also true, but my long-term confidence in the (US) tech sector is so high that I don't see any problems in the distant future.