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New-ish investor here, rate my portfolio

Hi, im a uni student currently in the UK on my final year. Technically I had started investing on December 2022 but back then it’s more trying to play around and see what happens. And because trading 212 has 0 commission fees or holding fees I just thought to throw 10 pounds in a bunch of companies that I think would do well and let things happen. However recently I have decided to go all in, seeing the recent dip in $VUSA (-1.83%) as the perfect entry point to dump most of my money into.


while I do have stable income (~450/month) it goes down after term time, however as I am pretty frugal I managed to gather enough money so my portfolio is not just scraps and pieces. Here’s the break down of my portfolio:


ETF: mostly my savings account that’s better but inaccessible on weekends, $VFEG (+0.5%) is there so if S&P shits the fan while I’m not looking I won’t lose everything, and if I am then that’s where the money is going at least temporarily. I am currently putting in at least 50 pounds into it per month.


Stocks: mostly a sandbox where I try out different things, hopefully majority of them are well informed. Though I will mention currently my stock portfolio is absolutely carried by $RHM (+3.35%)
$BA. (+3.55%) and $RR. (-0.61%) . Having bought them back in 2022. though not all decisions I make are winners for example selling $NVDA (-0.97%) and $AMD (-2.1%) on early 2023 fearing that AI is a bubble. You can’t win them all I suppose


in the future I’m looking for leveraged on S&P for example $3USL (-2.88%) but I will be putting in stop orders and/or keeping an eye on it actively. And of course to get a better job :P


please if you have comments about the portfolio feel free to do so

43Positions
£1,406.73
5.34%
2
5 Comments

I don't give advice but I believe in 1-3 year European defense stocks.

Good luck
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Do you have the s&p two times on purpose? one acc and one dist?
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@boz yea, acc is untouched if I need more cash and I’ll take from dist
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At your age and with your portfolio size, I would simply buy a single All-World ETF, and add to it on a monthly basis.
Don’t think about what the market does, at all.
You will be better off, focusing on your career and increasing your income, than worrying about what your hand picked stocks are doing ☺️🚀
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too many small positions, with this budget I'd keep it simple -> MSCI World or ACWI
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