2Mês·

Utilities dividend exposure Increase

Just bought$ENGI (+0,79%) 32X and $POR (+0,72%) 56X to make my exposure a lot bigger in the utilities sector because this sector is also known for good stable dividends. currently 0.19% is almost nothing in this this sector.

173Posições

€ 61.070,18

7,66%

9 Comentários

Jan@Barrd

2Mês

Why do you have 173 positions?😂

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thomas@thomasgeldboom

2Mês

@Barrd I make my own ETF :O and its 175 right now

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NoOneElse@NoOneElse

2Mês

@thomasgeldboom too much to manage efficiently

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thomas@thomasgeldboom

2Mês

@NoOneElse I just hold it for the long term 30+ years. the streak so far is 5 years buy and hold so the only thing I have to manage is the buys and nothing else

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KingC@RaphGM

2Mês

@thomasgeldboom what about rebalancing?

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thomas@thomasgeldboom

2Mês

@RaphGM only buying and balancing it that way if I invest 2000 euro's a month in 2 different stocks everything else becomes a smaller percentage

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KingC@RaphGM

2Mês

@thomasgeldboom so you don't actively balance each stock regarding each other, but rather let the market do it, if I understand properly?!

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thomas@thomasgeldboom

2Mês

@RaphGM yes in my portfolio finances is the biggest sector if I want to decrease my exposure to it I just start investing in utilities

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NoOneElse@NoOneElse

3Semana

@thomasgeldboom @market_maestro_2901 hey guys, seriously it is impossible, you don’t have enough time to manage efficiently all these companies. Even the ETFs they have a big team, they cannot handle all the companies.
The main reason is because you need a fundamental thesis for each investment to see how much is the right stock value.
For me it will be a messy investment.

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