In the short to medium term, unfavorable exchange rates have a greater impact on your investment. If you save now and then leave it for a longer period of time, at least the past has shown that exchange rates are priced in. For the moment, the dollar is expensive again, I'm happy, my USD fixed-term deposit expires at the end of next week, so there's a currency gain on top of 5% interest. If that hadn't been the case, I would have had to leave the money and then convert it when it suits. You can also buy ETFs hedged, but that costs money and is at the expense of the return. To build up a hidden reserve, forgo the return and reduce the risk and take euros. My humble opinion
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@Dividendenopi thanks for your message, would you have a euro-based ETF for me?
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@Therapeut sorry, I can't help you with that. I invest directly in government bonds or corporate and equity bonds with absolute amounts, so no savings plans
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