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Ik beleg sinds 2020 via DEGIRO. In de app zie je wat je portefeuille waard is, maar niet wat je zelf eigenlijk deed. Hoe vaak handelde ik? Kocht ik terug wat ik net had verkocht? Wat kostte me dat?

Dus heb ik PortfolioSpiegel gebouwd. Je haalt twee bestanden uit DEGIRO en krijgt binnen een paar minuten het verhaal van je eigen beleggingsgeschiedenis:

- wat voor belegger je bent, met bewijs uit je eigen transacties

- wat je beleggingen opleverden en welke posities het verschil maakten

- dingen die je zelf niet ziet, zoals hoe vaak je terugkocht wat je net had verkocht, en wat dat kostte

Privacy: je bestanden worden in je eigen browser gelezen en gaan niet naar mij. Geen account nodig.

Het verhaal is gratis. Wie het volledige onderzoek erachter wil, betaalt eenmalig. Geen advies, geen provisie, geen verkoop van gegevens.

Ik zoek eerlijke feedback. Herken je jezelf? Mist er iets? Wat snap je niet?

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Here is this week’s curated breakdown of notable open-market insider buying across European public companies, disclosed under MAR Article 19.

I filter out routine option grants, share plans, scrip dividends, holding-company and trust filers, and off-venue placements, to focus on genuine individual open-market cash conviction.

1. France: Orange SA (EPA: ORA), C-suite cluster

• Insiders (all open-market, 1–2 Oct):
  • Christel Heydemann (CEO): €204,570 (15,000 shares @ €13.64)
  • Meinrad Spenger (Executive Committee): €200,940 (14,775 @ €13.60)
  • José Germán López Fernández (COO, Orange España): €201,918 (14,600 @ €13.83)
  • Laurent Martinez (Executive Committee): €196,310 (14,300 @ €13.73)
  • Yasser Shaker (Executive Committee): €136,941 (10,000 @ €13.69)
• Combined size: €940,679 (68,675 shares)
• Signal: The CEO and four executive committee members bought within two days of each other, at €13.60–13.83 a share.

2. Sweden: Gentoo Media Inc. (Nasdaq Stockholm), repeat buyer

• Insider: Mateusz Juroszek (Member of the Board)
• Transaction size: €1,129,237 across six consecutive sessions, 1–8 Oct (2,562,234 shares, avg ~€0.44)
• Signal: One director bought every session for six straight sessions, starting with 1M shares on day one (€419k). Small cap, high volatility.

3. UK: IG Design Group plc (LSE: IGR)

• Insider: Ari Bensoussan (Chief Financial Officer)
• Transaction size: £426,719 / €499,261 (465,799 shares @ £0.9161, 8 Oct)
• Signal: The CFO put close to half a million euros of personal cash into the stock in a single trade.

4. Germany: DEUTZ AG (Xetra: DEZ), supervisory board cluster

• Insiders: Voggenreiter (€53,400 on 8 Oct, his third buy), plus Freytag, Ernst, Maier and Geibel-Conrad since 28 Aug
• Combined size: ~€718k across 7 purchases and 5 different supervisory board members
• Signal: The board keeps buying as the price slides from €12.89 to €10.68. They are buying down, so they may be early.

5. France: Safran SA (EPA: SAF)

• Insider: Daniela Schwarzer (Non-Executive Board Member)
• Transaction size: €166,210 (500 shares @ €332.42, 6 Oct)
• Signal: An independent director adding at a share price above €330.

Methodology: Aggregated from official European national supervisory filings (UK FCA/RNS, BaFin, AMF, Finansinspektionen) via InsiderEU (https://insidereu.com). Not investment advice.

Er gebeurt nog niks in mijn app. Iemand bekend met een storing of onderhoud? Nogal een belangrijke dag vandaag. Zo benieuwd hoe we de nacht uit zijn gekomen, na dat crazy slot.

In my country (Portugal) I dont have acess to some etfs i want to buy, so degiro adviced me to creat acount based on Ireland so i will have acess.

My questions:

I creat a new irish account? My adress is in Portugal, is it legit? Will it get aproved?

Is there anything I should watch out for—now or in the future—such as fees for moving funds, withdrawals, or government-related matters?

I searched for :
- Global X Copper Miners UCITS ETF COPX IE0003Z9E2Y3
- iShares Copper Miners UCITS ETF MINE IE00063FT9K6
- Sprott Pure Play Copper Miners UCITS
Sprott IE000IQQEL77

Does anyone have them?

I searched many more, but i could not find a single one.

Can someone point me one copper etf in degiro please?

UPDATE:

Thank you all, i contacted degiro and they said as my account is Portuguese, i do not have acess to products that dont have KID in my language. She said i can close my portuguese account (im starting it, zero balance) and open one with ireland and i will see those etfs.

I asked about the downsides of being Portuguese and living in Portugal while opening an Irish account, and was told there were no issues. Is there anything I should watch out for—now or in the future—such as fees for moving funds, withdrawals, or government-related matters?

Probably not the first one to ask this but do you have your whole portfolio on Degiro or split between brokers for security reasons?

I have like 80% of my portfolio on Degiro and the other 20% ( individual stock picks) on T212. But as my main portfolio grows I started to feel uneasy about having all eggs in the same basket. Should I split 50-50 with another broker or is it overkill? I'm happy with Degiro, does what I need and don't need more features ( fancy UIs, interest on cash, etc...)

I was looking back at 2024 Degiro fees and came across a large fee from "Financial instruments costs applicable for products with a KID/KIID", of 12,485 euro. I queried Degiro and was told it's a fee from the ETF itself, namely Bitwise Physical Bitcoin ETP. I traded about 20 round turn trades in the year.

What am I missing here, did I really pay 12,485 in fees to this ETF?

Here is this week's curated breakdown of notable open-market insider buying across European public companies, disclosed under MAR Article 19.

I filter out routine option grants, scrip dividends, and repetitive multi-billionaire holding company shuffles to focus on genuine C-suite open-market cash conviction:

1. UK: CML Microsystems Plc (LSE: CML / ISIN: GB0001602944)

• Insider: Nathan Zommer (Non-Executive Director)
• Transaction Size: £400,236 / €468,276 (153,937 shares @ £2.60)
• Signal: Silicon Valley semiconductor pioneer and IXYS founder accumulating significant open-market inventory in this UK mixed-signal RF communications chip designer (disclosed Sept 30).

1. Germany: CTS Eventim AG & Co. KGaA (ETR: EVD / ISIN: DE0005470306)

• Insider: KPS Stiftung (Klaus-Peter Schulenberg Foundation / CEO Entity)
• Transaction Size: €10,022,490 (193,000 shares @ €51.93)
• Signal: Major open-market buy-in directly from the founder's foundation following post-summer consolidation in European live entertainment and ticketing (disclosed Sept 29).

1. France: Bureau Veritas (EPA: BVI / ISIN: FR0006174348) - C-Suite Cluster Buy

• Insiders: Hinda Gharbi (Chief Executive Officer): €1,884,688 (67,600 shares @ €27.88) François Chabas (Chief Financial Officer): €591,446 (21,214 shares @ €27.88)
• Combined Size: €2,476,134 on the exact same day.
• Signal: Direct simultaneous alignment between the CEO and CFO acquiring nearly €2.5M of stock in one of the world's leading testing, inspection, and certification leaders.

1. UK: JD Sports Fashion Plc (LSE: JD. / ISIN: GB00BM8Q5M07)

• Insider: Peter Agnefjäll (Non-Executive Director / former IKEA Group CEO)
• Transaction Size: £246,400 / €288,288 (320,000 shares @ £0.77)
• Signal: Senior independent board director taking advantage of the UK retail sector discount to accumulate 320,000 shares (disclosed Sept 27).

1. Belgium: WDP (EBR: WDP / ISIN: BE0974349814)

• Insider: RTKA
• Transaction Size: €9,999,982 (515,463 shares @ €19.40)
• Signal: Large institutional block purchase into one of Benelux's premier logistics real estate operators (disclosed Oct 1).

Methodology: Aggregated from official European national supervisory dockets (UK FCA/RNS, BaFin, AMF, FSMA) via InsiderEU (https://insidereu.com).

Here is this week's breakdown of significant insider buying across European public companies (disclosed under MAR Article 19 across 18+ European regulators).

I filter out routine option exercises, scrip dividends, and automatic bonus awards to track only open-market direct cash accumulation by C-suite executives and board directors.

1. LOUIS HACHETTE GROUP S.A. (France)

\- Cluster Signal: 24 separate insiders bought shares between Sept 20–23, totaling €7.57M in open-market purchases.

\- Context: One of the largest coordinated insider buying clusters we've tracked this quarter.

1. COVIVIO (France)

\- Insider: DFR Investment SARL (entity linked to board members Romolo Bardin & related parties)

\- Transaction Size: €233,477 (part of a 6-insider cluster totaling €1.03M, Sept 20–24)

1. VICAT S.A. (France)

\- Cluster Signal: 5 insiders bought a combined €2.06M between Sept 20–24.

1. Rejlers AB (Sweden)

\- Insider: Johan Lannebo (closely associated party)

\- Transaction Size: €607,695 — single large open-market purchase, Sept 24.

1. Neo Energy Metals (UK, LSE: NEO)

\- Insider: Non-Executive Chairman

\- Transaction Size: €116,999.99 — clean round-number PDMR buy, Sept 24.

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Methodology: Data aggregated daily across 18+ European national financial regulators (BaFin, AMF, Finansinspektionen, etc.) via **InsiderEU**

I'm unable to login via website or app..

This feels like the 2nd time this month.

If SHTF one of these days, good luck to us all

Finally, I see DEGIRO rolled out the portfolio graph. It is basic (does not show net gains/loss), but better than nothing.

It is one of the basic features we all wanted, but finally happy to see it here.

Hello! I'm currently trying to invest on NYMEX market, I already change my account from basic to active, I also did the tests to be aible to operate with futures and mark the Commodity Futures check. But when I go to Products -> Futures and I select NYMEX i can't see anything. Any help? Thank you

I feel so relieved. This broker is a piece of $&@ in the first place.
Ui from 1990
Fees are very expensive when you buy anything other than their top etfs
No interest on Cash.
NO API when everyone lives on the agentic era (other brokers let you trade inside chatgpt lmao)
I feel I had to share it. There are better brokers nearby.
Good luck to the loyal ones.

Has anyone who lived in the EU and had a DEGIRO account moved to the UK? Did you only need to update your residence or were you forced to close your account or sell your positions?

Should I go for Bond ETFS? Any good recommendations? I would like it to be on the Core list for low fees.

I am trying to put some cash in a STAR 50 index copying ETF but they don't show up in degiro. There are plenty of other chinese market ETFs so I don't understand why this particular one is not there.

I tried enabling every product type in settings but did nothing.

I recently discovered Degiro sold my positions without even informing me because of a reverse stock split from BYND on 14/08.

I understand why and that they are forced to do it because I didn't have enough shares for the reverse split (1:30).

But isn't a basic thing to at least notify your customer of this event? I got 0 messages from them, and in the BYND stock feed you can check this event announced a few days before. Maybe I was interested in buying the rest of shares to complete 1.

This kind of freaks me out if it happens with any other major instrument.

But it's like you haven't been warned after seeing their UI 😂

I’m confused because DEGIRO’s current site says 15 countries, while its country selector displays a broader set of localized sites, including the UK. Could someone please clarify where DEGIRO operates? Does it operate in the UK?

Hi,

I am interested in investing in Vanguard All Cap Global ETF IE000VAHT5T0. However it is only currently listed on Degiro on Xetra (VALL). Do you know if there are any plans to make the Euronext Amsterdam or Borsa Italiana (VGLA) listings available for trading on DEGIRO as well?

Are the small caps worth it. Do you think small caps will perform good.
Are you sticking to VWRL or switching to VGLA

1: VGLA (or VWRL), EMIM and FXCL
2: All world ex-usa, S&P500, EMIM and FXCL

so vwrl is 60% in USA, that means I only have 40% in the rest of the world, but I want to spread it out. Is it smart to buy All world ex-USA and then buy S&P500?