New to investing in index funds, please review my portfolio

[st3p4n]

@sommer12 Can you recommend me some online resources?

 

[resjudicata]

@st3p4n www.justetf.com

Just buy VWCE and be done with it

 

[sisasenkosi]

@st3p4n The difference is that accumulating reinvests the dividends and distributing pays them to the holders.

 

[jay5911]

@st3p4n Es macht Sinn das simpler zu machen. Vanguard All-World Dist ist wohl deine beste Wahl da du so keine Steuern auf die Dividende zahlst, zumindest bis deine Freistellungsauftrag genutzt ist. Zwischen den ganzen ETFs ist so viel überlappend, es macht nicht viel Sinn. Diversität ist mit dem einen ETF schon gegeben, schau dir einfach an was alles drin ist.

 

[st3p4n]

@jay5911 Bruh my German is as good as my Chinese

 

[resjudicata]

@st3p4n i like the food though

 

[andi777777]

@st3p4n You don't need 20+ ETFs. Just go with SP500

What is your bull case for AMZN, ATVI & SBUX.

I like SBUX and AMZN... Have no clue about ATVI.

 

[puritan_jay]

@st3p4n Read this

 

[zeebird]

@st3p4n You have an incredible amount of overlapping between the ETFs. Why? Just keep #2 and sell the rest, it's likely that will be the most beneficial for you long-term

 

[st3p4n]

@zeebird Thanks for pointing it out

 

[joshuawachira30]

@st3p4n Don't take any of the comments negatively! We've all made this mistake when starting out. With a small sum that you've mentioned it's best to put it all into an All World accumulating or MSCI world Acc. If you want dividends use Vanguard High Yield.

 

[alwayssad81]

@st3p4n

1. Stop picking stocks – you're clearly going to underperform. (No offence, almost everyone does.)
2. This meme

 

[st3p4n]

@alwayssad81 A lot of people would make this meme but with S&P500 on both ends