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Hello everyone,
I have been running my balcony power plant (1.9 kWp east-west/south combination with 5.25 kWh battery) in test mode for the last few months.
The dynamic Tibber tariff has recently been added.
In order to make the success of the system in the depot really tangible, I want to visualize the savings completely separately and put them in a single position.
As my own solar dividend, so to speak.
The logic behind this is simple:
My old discount was €74. I use the refund from the old contract as starting capital for the first one-off purchase. From now on, the real difference goes into the deposit every month - i.e. €74 basic discount minus the current Tibber monthly bill. If the bill runs towards €0 in the summer, almost the full €74 will go into the share.
As my core portfolio (World ETF) is to remain untouched, I am currently wavering between two completely different approaches for this pure visualization project:
Option A: A classic Nasdaq-100 ETF.
This puts the money directly into the tech sector. Maximum growth potential in the long term, which somehow fits in quite well with the "future vibe" of the solar system.
Option B: A simple money market fund (e.g. $XEON (+0%) ).
The safe bank. The savings are parked virtually 1:1 as cash and take the current interest rates completely without price risk. The stable counterpart to fluctuating electricity prices.
What would you choose for such an experiment? The yield turbo or the interest storage?
@DividendenWaschbaer How are you doing it? Is your large investment already running?
