If you post the analyses, I think the platform will suddenly be empty 🥺 I think it's great that you always introduce new companies, many of which I've never heard of before. But it's usually too long and impersonal for me. I think a lot of it is also created with AI. That's why I often find our conversations in the comments much more interesting. If you made everything a bit more compact and put more of yourself in there, I would read, like and comment on them more often. But stopping completely would definitely be a loss.
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Thank you for your very constructive comment. As a rule, I don't use much AI in the presentations. I look a lot at the company website. And in press reports. I take the figures from Market Screener. Since I think most people can read the figures, I rarely comment on them. I usually discuss them again in the comments with the dear @Get_Rich_or_Die_Tryin. Which, of course, anyone is very welcome to take part in. But do you think it's a bit too long in the end?
Thank you for your very constructive comment. As a rule, I don't use much AI in the presentations. I look a lot at the company website. And in press reports. I take the figures from Market Screener. Since I think most people can read the figures, I rarely comment on them. I usually discuss them again in the comments with the dear @Get_Rich_or_Die_Tryin. Which, of course, anyone is very welcome to take part in. But do you think it's a bit too long in the end?
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•@PikaPika0105 My last presentation only had around 17 👍 and hardly any comments. But that's what I would like to see on this portal. Because you also know that there is work involved in the performances.
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•@Tenbagger2024 It's always about as long as a long newspaper article, so you need about 15 minutes to read the whole thing, process it and briefly look up the value yourself. You often have to stop in the middle if you're looking at it on the go. I personally wouldn't need all the pictures from Market Screener, I would be satisfied if you simply summarized in two sentences the direction in which the company is moving (forward P/E ratio, etc.). That would then be a direct basis for discussion.
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@PikaPika0105 Personally, it's not too long for me, it's about my investments, my money, so I definitely want to be well informed about what it's all about and also understand what business areas this company has. Apart from the fact that 50% of the post is pictures ;-). And you can quickly get an initial overview of whether you want to go deeper or not. I am very happy that such information is made available to me, as I can learn a lot from it and can also better verify my own experience and assessments. I don't want to copy trading. What does less information look like? You can't present an investment only halfway? And in any case, quitting is absolutely not an option. :-) Thanks again to @Tenbagger2024
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•@schlimmschlimm for example, I would never just buy something because someone else recommends it. I always do my own research beforehand, so I think it's better if I get some kind of impulse or idea rather than a full analysis. But then everyone really is different. We don't make it easy for the tenbagger either 😂
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Maybe divide it into categories. And simply skim over the category that doesn't interest you
Maybe divide it into categories. And simply skim over the category that doesn't interest you
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•@PikaPika0105 I often find charts very useful. I think you can tell a lot from the profit flow diagram. Or the P/E ratio as a bar chart
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•@Tenbagger2024 I really like the snowflake diagrams like on Simply Wall Street.
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@Tenbagger2024 I only read the first comment, but you see the length was criticized 🤭 now I'm no longer alone.
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