I find it interesting to read what is behind (day) trading. For me, however, nothing I aspire to, simply does not correspond to my investor / risk profile.
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@NEWT1 Has nothing to do with day trading :) If you understand the basic concepts will improve your investing in the long run also significantly. Find it anyway nice that you have taken the time :)
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@TradingMelone Sorry, that's why (Day) in brackets, you seem to use it already for your (day)trades. You write it yourself. With me, it runs through savings plans. I am not so ambitious. Why? Very simple cost/benefit calculation and a question of which things I want to spend how much time on. Do I want to invest the energy and lifetime to optimize my investments or do I do without the possible percentage points - before or after the decimal point and dedicate myself to other things that give me just as much or more pleasure?
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@NEWT1 Sure, that's always the case. With me, this is simply also a passion. I think only then you can also invest so much time darein like I did that ;) / What I always tell my friends who also invest only through savings plan. Just run the savings plan only in certain cycles and certain zones. :) There are always stocks that are bullish and which are bearish :)
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@TradingMelone But this requires that you invest time again to identify what is bullish and bearish. There you are then again at the point where you should ask yourself whether naive savings plans make sense in this case. In addition, there are so many who claim/believe that they can beat the market through market timing. If you manage that okay, but most will rather lose at it. Your topic is very special and only in terms of character suitable for the fewest. That's why savings plans make absolute sense for the vast majority of private investors. If you don't have the talent/know-how/experience to trade actively, it's better to leave it at savings plans.
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