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yes in the beginning investing was more of a compulsion to fight old age poverty. but nevertheless it has become more of a hobby because i simply enjoy dealing with companies. but it will only be a hobby as long as i manage to stay calm in such bear markets at the moment, and such contributions as from you, an experienced investor, help me a lot.
yes in the beginning investing was more of a compulsion to fight old age poverty. but nevertheless it has become more of a hobby because i simply enjoy dealing with companies. but it will only be a hobby as long as i manage to stay calm in such bear markets at the moment, and such contributions as from you, an experienced investor, help me a lot.
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@Der_Dividenden_Monteur I don't necessarily want to deny anyone the "hobby". In my theory, only very few people would be in a position to claim that it is only a "hobby. As you rightly say, it's about the future and the associated risks. The fact that we are in the lucky position to be able to invest and to be able to do this with friends as an almost hobby is a lucky and grateful circumstance. Whereby I feel it evenly not as luck, which I may invest, but as luck feel family, friends and my peace to have to have to be able, while I can fortunately provide for the future. I have before approximately 12 years the Investing actually as necessary evil experienced and can therefore already understand that the fun factor is meanwhile substantially higher, but evenly often the actually credo lets forget. This leads in many places also to arrogance, overestimation of oneself, unhappiness and despair... the reflection on the original happiness formula would then be a good assistance đ.
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