Recent content by StockNewbie12

No i do believe in this method and want to make that work for me. It makes perfect sense that bonds go up when stocks go down i guess. People want to secure their money more at that time i'm figuring. EDIT: this is creepy, comparing an world Enquity etf to an World Bond ETF's monthly closing...

haha oke seeing your reply it's: (XET) VANGUARD FTSE ALL-WORLD ETF Accumulation (IE00BK5BQT80) (EAM) Vanguard USD Treasury Bond UCITS ETF Distrubuting (IE00BZ163M45)

Thank you for all the help and giving me the tools to determine what to buy and when!! :) This is what i have now: World Enquity's (70%) (XET) VANGUARD FTSE ALL-WORLD ETF Accumulation (IE00BK5BQT80) 40% (XET) SPDR RUSSELL2000US.S.CAP U.ETF Accumulation (IE00BJ38QD84) 10%...

How many data points is acceptable to calculate the sma? 7,8? And i'm asuming that those data points should be equal in highs and lows of the montly charts?

Thank you good sir! Glad i already made the right choice for the world equity etf :) bought 4 stocks of that one

Well oke haha thank you but seeing i'm really new i won't recognize the golden tip here :D

I think i understand! Can you maybe recommend a bond from this attached list to me? It's a list of commision free trackers from my broker

i think i understand, atleast really trying to hahah. You're basically saying that i need to find a bond ETF that holds about the same stocks as my Vanguard all-world ETF? To cancell each other out in bad/good times? And if above statement i'm making is correct then i have to put my money...

Uggh, the attachements won't load :( can you message me your screenshots personally or something on this forum?

I do have some cash extra that i will invest when i'm getting more confident in to the stock market. Also i'm really hoping that my salary will go up in the coming 25 years xD

Yeah that's why i'm in this for the long run. I have no doubt there will be a market crisis in these 25 years so i'm buying every month to average my buying price :) I don't think i can do any better then dollar cost averaging

Yeah i bought a dutch book, basically investing for dummies haha and following a few youtube channels without crazy thumbnails and stupid emotional impulse hypes :D

ooowh hahah sorry, yeah bonds :)

I will watch it at the end of the day thank you!

I might get more aggresive as the years will pass by but for now i want a good/fine, a bit boring portfolio instead of risking my money. 100€ a month is something i can miss but it would sure as hell hurt if this will get wrecked every month. I was considering putting my money in obligations etc...