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@lawinvest Thank you very much. Yes, you are right. Someone who tells you your mistakes really shows strength.
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@Wiktor_06 It is easy to point out the mistakes of others. The stronger person is the one who admits their own mistakes and overcomes them.
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@lawinvest Do you still feel the pain of my question that you left unanswered? ;-)
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•@Epi Dankeschön für dein Lob. Ich sag dir ehrlich, dass ich meine Finger von bisschen Gambeln nicht lassen kann. Aber meine Struktur soll wirklich einfach bisschen „langweiliger“ werden als jedes Mal den Hype-Aktien hinterher zu rennen.
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@Wiktor_06 The important thing is to find a strategy that suits your goals and your character. I also have a little gambler in me (see NatGas-Zock). I tried 100% rule-based investing, but it didn't work. So I have 10-15% of my total portfolio in a trading portfolio. I can have a bit of fun there - and I leave the rule-based portfolios alone. These things are individual and everyone has to find their own optimum. It takes time and money - but in the end you not only have a larger portfolio, but also the certainty that you won't reduce it again at a weak moment.
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@Wiktor_06 Another insider tip: instead of chasing the hypes, chase the anti-hypes! Buy what investors hate the most and what seems the most boring. The difference to "no longer quite so hated" alone is a dream return.
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