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You can't be serious, right? Is this what sound estate management looks like to you?

I can only agree with Busch:
“But woe, woe, woe!
When I look toward the end!!”

Or are you just trying to troll all of us here? 😬
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@Epi These are side projects that each received €2,500; the rest will be divided up further once the money is available.
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@Spaarcula Even so... These stocks are currently all the rage. It’s completely unclear whether any of them will survive the next crisis.

For all I care, set up a play-money portfolio with 5% of your total investment—that’s about 30k of your share. It doesn’t matter if that money is gambled away in two years. The remaining 95% belongs in a balanced B&H portfolio (ACWI, gold, bonds, commodities, some BTC).
Thinking you’re smarter than the market is one of the common mistakes young investors make. They all learn the hard way—or the smart way. Be smart.
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@Epi Yes, I'm aware of that and I understand. The plan is to allocate 5% to gold and 75% to the Gerd Kommer Multifactor fund, based on its investment strategies.
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@Spaarcula The Kommer ETF costs 0.45% per year. If you simply replicate it https://extraetf.com/de/etf-portfolio/gerd-kommer-capital-100-0-portfolio?tab=overview, it will cost you 0.25% per year. A 0.2% difference on 1 million is 20,000€. So...
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@Epi I think he's Gerd Kommer's son. Or his grandson. On his father's side, of course.
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@Epi Why so friendly?
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@Epi I totally agree with you.
Just a tiny correction —> 2,000 euros.
So, given his approach, it's negligible… 💩
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@Olli68 That's definitely me. All of it. Our family is really messed up.
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@Epi If you look at his portfolio, the five positions are listed at around 65k. This guy really doesn't seem legitimate 👶
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