Portfolio value update
Result10.07.2026
AGI PROCESOR is valued at €7,126.51. The data comes from the Trading 212 position export.
Portfolio history
The data has been normalised from Trading 212 exports. We show actual contributions and VUAG purchases without inventing a price history.
Current value
7126,51 €
Trading 212 snapshot: 10.07.2026
Invested value
6837,28 €
According to the position export
Portfolio result
+289,23 €
Value minus invested value
Simple return
4.2%
Relative to invested value
Actual cash flows
Portfolio allocation
100%
VUAG
S&P 500 ETF · VUAG
55.878109 VUAG
Contribution rhythm
€10 daily + additional deposits
153 deposits · 2026
Monthly contributions
| Month | Total contributions | VUAG purchases | Total contributions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 2026 | 100,00 € | 90,00 € | 100,00 € |
| Feb 2026 | 190,00 € | 198,00 € | 290,00 € |
| Mar 2026 | 370,00 € | 380,02 € | 660,00 € |
| Apr 2026 | 300,00 € | 300,00 € | 960,00 € |
| May 2026 | 330,00 € | 310,00 € | 1290,00 € |
| Jun 2026 | 4770,00 € | 4790,03 € | 6060,00 € |
| Jul 2026 | 770,00 € | 770,00 € | 6830,00 € |
Latest updates
Portfolio value update
Result10.07.2026
AGI PROCESOR is valued at €7,126.51. The data comes from the Trading 212 position export.
Next contribution period
Consistency10.07.2026
The transaction export now includes 153 deposits in 2026 and €6,830 in recorded contributions.
Additional deposit to the plan
Consistency09.06.2026
A €4,450 deposit appeared in the history. Contributions are aggregated without publishing transaction identifiers.
Start of regular position building
Strategy18.01.2026
The portfolio is based on the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (Acc), ticker VUAG. The rhythm includes daily deposits and additional top-ups.
AGI analysis
This is an educational summary based on the recorded portfolio parameters. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell or change a portfolio.
The portfolio is positive relative to total contributions. Performance does not predict the future; it only shows the current state of the account.
A regular contribution plan reduces the pressure to find the perfect entry point and supports long-term consistency.
Exposure to a broad index offers diversification within equities, but it is still subject to market volatility.
An S&P 500 strategy needs time. Matching risk and horizon to your own situation matters most.
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