CopperArmor for Munich Re

I've had the $MUV2 (-0,06%) on my radar for some time, but it was just too expensive.

I think now is the right time and would like to start with a one-off purchase and small savings.

However, I currently have no cash for it and am now considering whether I should invest my €2200 in $3HCL (-3,64%) and my 450€ in $R3NK (+0,85%) to put them into the $MUV2 (-0,06%) to put them into the

Do you think that makes sense?

I also have €500 in 3x gold and 3x silver and €500 in $LMT (+0,1%)

Do you see copper offering better returns than Munich Re in the future?

As I am still young, I can play more speculatively, but Munich Re is simply a relaxed giant

Best regards!

Novius@Novius

21H

A $MUV2 is certainly a good (long-term) investment and also interesting for dividend collectors. However, I would not compare it with a derivative (copper) as a potential investment. I consider copper to be much more volatile.

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Fred@Fred999

11H

@Novius oh, I had mistyped.
I was actually thinking about the sale of copper for shares in Munich Re

Copper+Armor for Munich Re?