Which ETFs Belong in a Simple, Long-Term Investment Portfolio
One or two ETFs—and your portfolio is set? It works. A four-step guide to which ETFs will make this happen and which well-known index funds you should leave out.
Nikolas Kreuz debunks a myth that, in his words, has taken root among many people who aren’t financial professionals: “If something yields a return, it must also be complicated.” The head of the Hamburg-based asset management firm Invios believes the opposite is true.
Those who want to invest successfully over the long term don’t necessarily need a complex investment strategy. On the contrary: A broadly diversified, clearly structured portfolio can help investors avoid typical mistakes and stay the course over the long term.
In an interview with the Handelsblatt, Nikolas Kreuz, managing director of the Hamburg-based asset management firm INVIOS, explains why simplicity in investing isn’t a disadvantage, but can be a decisive strength.
Together with other financial experts, the Handelsblatt shows how selected ETFs can be used to build a long-term portfolio—tailored to different risk profiles and individual investment goals.
Read the full article in the Handelsblatt now.
