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2Yr

@ccf - thanks, this blind 'buy shares of companies whose products you use' really gets on my nerves

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2Yr

@DonkeyInvestor jop same, I do little by little to the basic things that have not yet been treated posts then always just clap the link purely

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2Yr

@DonkeyInvestor so should I buy Amazon because I ordered there yesterday or not?

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2Yr

@tim1 if you have enough money to buy Amazon, you should rather enjoy your twilight years with coke & hookers

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2Yr

@tim1 does not have to be directly the whole company, braggart

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2Yr

@DonkeyInvestor that's apparently how Jeff does it 😅

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2Yr

@leveragegrinding maybe @tim1 is Elon's son?

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2Yr

@DonkeyInvestor psscht

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2Yr

@DonkeyInvestor Just buy cryptos you know 😅😘

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2Yr

@gamlasvensk I should have done once. Then the UST would have passed me by

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2Yr

@DonkeyInvestor he wanted to buy all of amazon, if he invests it all in coke and hookers, he dies instantaneously from overdose and pelvic fracture

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2Yr

@ccf
I've also fallen into this thought from time to time. But in retrospect, it's complete nonsense. And since I don't have that much time for stock research, I have a large part in ETFs. The time I save, I can use to earn more money.

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2Yr

@tim1 with you anyway I wonder if you can not just take an asset manager without noticing the costs😂 With the batches you "re-buy".

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2Yr

@leveragegrinding do it all myself. Even with the real estate. Except for the taxes, of course. But whether the managers do it any better remains to be seen 😅 so I'd rather take the market return and buy the shares for fun.

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How$y 🗽@Howsy

2Yr

@tim1 no one takes better care of their assets than you do 🤝

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2Yr

@Howsy89 Exactly. Don't want to be dependent on other decisions. Especially since I wouldn't see paying them that much money.

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2Yr

@tim1 hmmm ok

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2Yr

@leveragegrinding With the apartments, it is of course a matter of taste whether it is assigned to an administrator. But as long as the effort is kept within limits, I don't do it. In the case of legal disputes, I like to do it myself anyway or, if I reach my civil law limits, simply let my girlfriend represent me 😅

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Inflationslumpi@Inflationslumpi

2Yr

@tim1 Aaahhh, Couple power🚀🚀

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2Yr

You're absolutely right! In the retirement home I always booze Heineken beer, but the share comes me not in the depot😊

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Jonas 🕊️@TheAccountant89

2Yr

@ccf

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Stewie G.@Stewie

2Yr

See important post, especially for newbies but also people who have been around longer. I think this is a big fundamental mistake that many investors make. @ccf

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Danny@Dannys

2Yr

Especially in the U.S., the market is very efficient, and the chisel is priced in. But only the most (not quite 100%). In Europe, the market is somewhat less efficient, but also very efficient, but if you look at the EM, you see a relatively inefficient market. A lot of things are not priced in. For this reason, there are also many active funds in these regions that still beat the broad market.

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Lucrash@KapriolenCapital

2Yr

I wouldn't say everything is priced in, but rather most of it. There is already here and there an edge but as @ShovelStocks already says not with the well-known names. Also with China values that annoys me here. Yes, it is so undervalued and why do not risk-averse hedge funds go in on mass? Also, the pricing never runs efficiently because exaggerations to the top or bottom are not uncommon. It is really a very difficult topic. Gudda contribution Mr. Helm @ccf

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Der Boss@Bosshaft

2Yr

Ultimately, it doesn't matter whether you like a company or not. It's about the profit you make

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Daniel Düsentrieb@Hillbilly887

2Yr

Buying shares whose brands you know and like has two advantages in my opinion: 1. as a newcomer to the stock market, you usually have little relation to how the capital market works. Especially with generally popular shares, there is often news that moves the price (Tesla, Microsoft, bmw, etc...) for example, I had put a few Lufthansa shares (strong cyclical) in my portfolio as my first share in 2017. So I was able to gain experience of how strongly the capital market can react to news (eurowings and Niki news at the time). 2. the marketing aspect or the popularity of a brand certainly also has no insignificant influence on the price performance of a share. For example, one notices that Apple is ingenious in creating a lock in effect and thus drawing more customers into its own universe (who then often stay). If this development can be continued in the future, this also has a positive feedback on the future share price development. Overall, however, key figures and factual analyses are probably a more reliable indicator than mere brand enthusiasm. In my opinion, however, it can make sense, especially if you still have little experience, to get to know how the stock market works.

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Daniel Düsentrieb@Hillbilly887

2Yr

@Hillbilly887 I see it differently, there are other ways to get to know the stock market than randomly buying shares. And of course if marketing can become an investment thesis, it can help to know the brand, but the other way around is not the same (just because you know or use the brand does not mean the marketing is good). But yes, understand what you meisnt If that is for you

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2Yr

@leveragegrinding i understand your approach as well. i learned pretty quickly and easily what it means to be a shareholder in a company. of course, i could have read about it, but that wouldn't have been as efficient or as forceful for me. Of course, I could have read up on it, but that would not have been as efficient or as forceful for me. In my opinion, a favorite company investment should not be declared as bullshit across the board. You can't divide it into black and white/good and bad. Almost everything behaves in shades of gray.

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Adrian@Nati9n

2Yr

I think the idea is actually quite good but... you assume in your examples that it was the end of the line in each case. So yes, basically a certain future growth is priced in, but that doesn't mean that the company can't grow even stronger or longer.

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MORE MONEY BOY 🤑@EnjoyCapitalism

2Yr

@Nati9n I am not saying that it was the end of the line, I am saying that it is a gamble to try to find "the end of the line" based on pseudo-arguments.

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Timo@Tigerinho

2Yr

Beating the market with shares is still easier than with gambling ☝️

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2Yr

When people say something is priced in, they are primarily referring to the short and medium-term future. Just as the stock market is a few years ahead of the real economy, so are the share prices of individual companies. However, the market can only price in facts that are already known or, in the case of unknowns, price in the expectation in relation to probability and impact. If, for example, you are convinced that Amazon will at some point completely dominate the global retail trade and that the retail trade will almost die out, then this is not yet priced in because things could turn out very differently. Nevertheless, this would be a bet on the fact that the sizes are getting bigger and bigger, which can pay off.
If I buy Microsoft, for example, because I see a big growth market in gaming and assume that Microsoft will completely dominate it in 10-20 years with subscription models that everyone uses, there is a risk that I am wrong, but with a well-diversified portfolio you can still beat the market with this tactic. You have to get to grips with the companies and not blindly buy what you know, but you can still beat the market with big tech, even though their enormous growth potential is already priced in by the market.

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2Yr

@EnjoyCapitalism Sure, but the claim that Microsoft will dominate in the next 10 years is based on facts that others also have. But sure, I know what you mean 🚀

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2Yr

@Lorena I told this one user that I would link him here but I didn't remember his name, do u remember?

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Lorena@Lorena

2Yr

@leveragegrinding Nope

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2Yr

@Lorena shitty
Then he's out of luck

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How$y 🗽@Howsy

2Yr

So according to Prof all-in $BLK and $EUNL. Where's the fun in that 😢

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2Yr

@Howsy89 well, the alternative is intensive research and analysis

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2Yr

@Howsy89 but probably 10% do here

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How$y 🗽@Howsy

2Yr

@leveragegrinding I've just had a look and both positions together make up around 12% of my portfolio 😅🤡

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2Yr

@Howsy89 achso ne :) I meant on getquin probably about 10% of users really do their research before buying

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SharkAce@SharkAce

2Yr

Hä I always buy Amazon and Deutsche Post in December because they're bound to go up over Christmas 🤡

No, the problem with many people is that they think too highly of themselves or are simply ignorant. If you find/read something on Google or Insta, it's probably already been included in the price for a long time. Of course, you can still buy the share. But you should be aware of that.

And my invoice will come as soon as @getquin finally writes a post and wins the ccf

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2Yr

@SharkAce that's why the post, it always comes in now when i read something like that
Wait if Nico makes a post that wins ccf you do the math for me?! Awesome

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SharkAce@SharkAce

2Yr

@leveragegrinding need shortcuts on GQ for posts...

Sure but will never happen 😂

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Nicolas Professioneller Rolls Royce Großaktionär Coole Leute: @leveragegrinding, @SharkAce und @Lorena(aber die ist nen bisschen schüchtern)@getquinfuermerchverkauft

2Yr

@SharkAce I made a txt DOcument with contribution links :)
but will happen @getquin 😡

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2Yr

@leveragegrinding um yes yes ...

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LOWIQ@lowiqinvesting

2Yr

What are you studying?

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HerrJobcenter@HerrJobcenter

2Yr

@deepmind guess

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2Yr

@leveragegrinding BUSINESS STUDIES

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LOWIQ@lowiqinvesting

2Yr

@leveragegrinding Bwl?

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2Yr

Good point, hardly anyone outperforms the market with individual shares. But for me they are additional motivation, as they are more fun than ETFs. But of course it still works.

It's just the feeling of holding a game piece in your hand. But yes, we don't play along.

With the exception of Gamestop

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2Yr

@gamlasvensk GME is the counterargument :)

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