This week, I’ve implemented an investment plan that’s a bit more capital-intensive than in previous weeks, thanks to some extra income.
I’ve tried to take advantage of the correction in $PLMR (+2,39%) (my growth play in the insurance sector) and the decline following the capital increase at $AMP (+4,41%) (my speculative bet, which is becoming less and less speculative), as well as increasing my exposure to the company with the most solid and sustainable dividend in my portfolio, $G (+1,11%) .
The rest of my investments—in Sabre, Allianz, and Ping An—are simply part of a dynamic dollar-cost averaging (DCA) plan that I’ve already set up based on how their prices have changed since my last purchase.
And our portfolio value has now surpassed €1,000!
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This week, I carried out a slightly more capital-intensive investment plan than in previous weeks, thanks to some extra income.
I took the opportunity to buy into the correction in Palomar Holdings (my growth play in the insurance sector) and the drop following Amper’s capital increase (my speculative pick, which is becoming less speculative over time), as well as to increase my weighting in Generali, the company with the most solid and consistent dividend in the portfolio.
The rest of the investments—in Sabre, Allianz, and Ping An—simply follow a dynamic DCA strategy I’ve set up in advance, based on how their prices change relative to my previous purchase.
And with this, our total portfolio value has already surpassed €1,000!