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If the student had put the €50-100 per month between 2020 and 2023 into $NVDA, your calculation would be zero 😉🐽
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@SAUgut77 You're right. Then I'd better delete my post again
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@DonkeyInvestor no, why is it a controversial discussion, only that your statement is not quite correct in general 👍
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@SAUgut77 achso, you meant your comment seriously? Thought we were fooling around a bit 😬
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@DonkeyInvestor no, why.... at that time, you would have gotten good shares for the monthly €50-100 and with the increase in value, a nice little sum...you won't just make that up later 😉
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@SAUgut77 Yes, of course. If I had started my full-time job in 2020 and then invested 1,000 euros a month in $NVDA instead of 50 euros, I would have easily made that back again
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And what would it look like if you had only invested the €50-100 during that time and were now starting full-time 😉🐽🤫
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@SAUgut77 then I should have just as much luck with my investment now as I did back then. Should be easy to repeat 👍
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@DonkeyInvestor well, anything is possible, difficult, but not impossible..... nevertheless, your statement is not generally correct in this regard and that was the point 😉 ...controversial 🐽🤫
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@SAUgut77 My statement is generally correct because I have set the return to a fixed value. If we were to leave out the fixed return, there would of course be opportunities to build up a small fortune with the 50-100 euros. I myself am the best example of this with my USD 300 Bitcoin investment in 2011. However, the chance of such a lucky strike is just as high as for such a lucky strike in your first full-time job and therefore not at all relevant to the discussion 🤷