My way to €100,000

Once the snowball rolls.
You've had a really good nose so far.
Continued success

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Sansebastian@Sansebastian

@Tenbagger2024 Thank you! But I also benefit from the portal here and therefore from people like you, @BamBamInvest and a few others.

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I wish you every success! But I don't think it's realistic. I don't know if you've already experienced a bear market like 2022, which means it's difficult to trade. But nothing ventured, nothing gained

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@Sansebastian Thank you, yes I have already experienced several crashes and bear markets. That's why I try to build up a cushion in the good years by outperforming. So far this has worked well and I am a good 2 years ahead of schedule. But I also have no problem trading on falling prices.

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@Tenbagger2024 Yes, it will at least double again.

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S.A.U.@SAUgut77

Respect for this Durchhaltevermögen👍🏻

I always find your contributions super interesting and hope that your path will continue to be rewarded with success.

Is this the only way or are you going down a second path with a little more of your own investment?

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@SAUgut77 No, I'm not going down a second path. That's the only one. It should remain fun, a hobby and my own challenge. Once I've achieved that, it will be really exciting. Then the plan is to shift €70,000 into dividend stocks/ETFs and try the same thing again with €30,000 and make €1 million out of it as a retirement hobby in another max. 10 years.

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S.A.U.@SAUgut77

@Multibagger as I said respect and apparently you are on the right track...treat yourself 😉

I'm taking a slightly different path, but also with the same goal for the time being, i.e. the 100k (~approx. 5 years), but with me/us investing. That doesn't mean we're giving up on life because of it and even if I'm off sick for a while... I'll have between 500-600+dividends available every month.

As things stand now with us ~23.3k deposit value - ~4.3k = approx. ~16k invested capital. At the moment, however, I am also consistently pursuing the path of high yield return, i.e. dividends. Many stocks between 10-40% + capital gains, which should make further growth easier for me/us with constant cash flow.

Perhaps one or two monthly high-yield ETFs would also be suitable for your strategy 🤷🏻‍♂️, but beware of 99% rejects on the market.

Be that as it may, I will continue to follow your path with excitement, pull out one or two useful things and am sure that you will reach your goal ✅️

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@SAUgut77 Thank you for all your confidence. If I ever switch to Div., you will definitely be one of my first contacts

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@Multibagger
I've always thought about adding a good dividend ETF to my portfolio.
But then I always discover so many great shares, and the idea remains.

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@Tenbagger2024 I still have too little capital to invest in all the promising stocks that I discover. I can't do much with dividend ETFs.

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

@Multibagger
I will stick to my 60 position for the time being. Adding more would make little sense.
I'll leave everything as it is for now.

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I have the impression that some people here are overlooking the fact that @Multibagger 's approach is his personal challenge and the attraction of achieving an extreme excess return with a low stake. He enjoys it and either it works or it doesn't. What would he have lost? 3000 euros, so what? Anyone who can afford a vacation for 10k will be able to get over it. It's not like he's building up assets for later or for old age. And let he who has not already made a trade in the joyful expectation of achieving a high profit in the short term cast the first stone... Who doesn't have one or two highly speculative shares on their radar that they always regret not having invested in? Chris does it systematically and for the fun of it, with all the ups and downs. And he tells you when things haven't worked out and why. The only thing that might be seen a little more critically is that some "young, wild" people here might feel encouraged to see this as a way to get rich quick and gamble away their money. But everyone is ultimately the architect of their own fortune and responsible for their own behavior. There is also a mainstream here, as in all forums. I also see it in a differentiated way, especially when it means investing large portions in the standard index ETFs. In the long term, this could be a way forward, at least if you look at the past, but unfortunately I know very few people who have done and will do this for decades. Everyone has hit on their strategy or at least an approach to it at some point, there are many great approaches here. Respect to everyone who pulls it off and doesn't let themselves be influenced. And don't mourn missed opportunities, but enjoy what you have achieved and, in the best case, recognize what happened when things didn't go so well and learn from it.

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

@Dividendenopi Thank you very much for your detailed view of things. And you've hit the nail on the head with everything you've written. And I even believe that I have emphasized often enough that my strategy here is not suitable for the vast majority of people because of the extremely high risk. If some people still take a few trades, that's their own risk. I haven't promised anyone that I will make them rich 😉😎 But many people are happy about the content I provide. The almost 200 follower requests in the last 2 days alone show me that. At least 85% of them also have ETF or dividend strategies and a bit of growth with individual stocks in their profile. But they probably want to broaden their horizons, are sensationalist or want to see me fail. I don't care for whatever reason. I'm happy about every follower.
It's a bit like in history, where nobody tries because everyone says it won't work anyway. Then someone came along and didn't know that and just started.
And to top it all off. GQ also has an ignore function that anyone who finds my posts too much can use. I can live with that too.
Otherwise, I look forward to continuing the exchange with anyone who is interested

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@Multibagger everything is fine. I've been following you for a while because I just find your "story" super exciting. As you know, I belong to the dividend fraction, which is rather boring but not averse to a quick mark 😉. Nevertheless, I don't just bluntly follow any trades. Only sometimes 😅. Since I can afford the luxury of investing some capital in a high-risk way, I am happy to receive your input. @BamBamInvest is also something I like to follow. My "Zockdepot", currently limited to 25k includes $CA1 as known, then today I bought msl 1000 pieces $3350, my trade on $DEFI is slowly developing and then I also like to go in the other direction with a 3x leverage against the DAX. With $BITF I could bite my ass, some time ago I had placed a buy order at 1.00 which unfortunately was never filled. But these are the situations in which you just have to look past it. Other opportunities may or may not come along. I am sticking to my strategy, am open to all sides and thank everyone for their input here. For my part, I can contribute rather less exciting things, except that many are upset about how you destroy your performance with dividends 🤷‍♂️😂

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Anderlé MPoint@Anderle

Very exciting, I wish you every success!
I would be interested to know what criteria or fundamental indicators you look at when selecting stocks? ✌🏻

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@Anderle as undiscovered as possible by the masses in a future-oriented industry with a lot of growth. I think you can summarize it quite well in one sentence.

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Anderlé MPoint@Anderle

@Multibagger What exactly are you looking at in terms of growth?
Turnover, EBITDA, EBIT, net profit, free cash flow (expected)?

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

@Anderle if they are smaller companies, primarily turnover and margin. And, not unimportantly, debt. And, of course, the expected figures for the next 1-2 years. If they are already profitable, of course also the profits.

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Anderlé MPoint@Anderle

@Multibagger Thank you!

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Have you actually defined an exit scenario for the stocks you trade in addition to the reasons for entry? I mean here if the stock develops as you would like it to?

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@Dividendenopi Yes, for most of them the time in my portfolio ends when I no longer believe that they can achieve 5% price appreciation per month. So 30% over 6 months. Sometimes that happens very quickly. Due to the small amount of capital available, I sometimes sell shares that have long-term potential if I find another company that I believe will generate higher and faster returns. Except for the ten- and multibaggers. I hold them or add to them until the fundamental starting position changes.

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@Multibagger
What are your favorite ten and multibaggers?

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@Tenbagger2024 $IREN, $IPX, $PPTA, $ONDS and I also trust $NBIS from my starting price of €30. There are a few others that have the potential, but I'm not so sure.
$PPTA has already risen by over 300% compared to my first entry at €3.40. You just don't see it in the portfolio because the monthly savings rates result in ever higher purchase prices.

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@Multibagger
However, I still see potential at $GILT

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Investment_Inka@Investment_Inka

@Tenbagger2024 definitely, but whether it will be a ten or multibagger remains to be seen.

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@Multibagger Keep your fingers crossed that you achieve your goals. In any case, I find your contributions and impulses very inspirierend👍🏼
What do you think of $POET? The first major order is expected by the end of the year. If this proves to be the case, the share price should explode quickly and become the next tenbagger.

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Investment_Inka@Investment_Inka

@Investment_Inka Go to the share's forum and have a look 7 months ago 😉😎

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I thought that the share would be a good fit for you 😁 Are you still invested? I couldn't find the share in your portfolio.

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doyoueventradebro@doyoueventradebro

@Investment_Inka no I then sold them, as I always do when the investment case I have in mind doesn't materialize or it takes too long. That happens quite often. My target is high and the available capital is low. This sometimes means that good long-term companies have to go if I see better opportunities elsewhere. But I have them on my watch list.

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Mega good! I enjoy reading your posts and trading tips... Keep up the good work and good luck!

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All-in-or-nothing@All-in-or-nothing

@doyoueventradebro Thank you

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Many thanks for the interesting Zwischenstand👌🏻. Keep your fingers crossed that you will reach your goal as planned (in the best case, of course, even much sooner😉).

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All-in-or-nothing@All-in-or-nothing

@All-in-or-nothing Thank you

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Sithz@Sithz

Why can't I see the absolute values in your portfolio?

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@Sithz because you can only see them if the portfolio is shared here in the feed with values. Otherwise you won't see any absolute values, even if you set the portfolio to public.

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nassimcanim@nassimcanim

Respect I'm in this year at 30-40% target is also 70 but think in the stagnating market 50-60 will be cap.

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PiedPiper@PiedPiper

Are you still DCA in IperionX?

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Zerax@Zerax

The way to €100.00? You reached it long ago. 😄 Keep your fingers crossed that you will also achieve the higher return target!

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Robert@ElbeInvestments

Thank you for all your input so far. You are an asset to everyone here!

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Legend@Zilong

I also enjoy reading your blog, even if I didn't believe in your trades. How about a multibagger fund where you make us all rich? ;)

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Lorlen@Lorlen

I am also a new follower and am following your approach with great interest. You've already given me some food for thought, which is very enriching for my portfolio. Thank you very much for this and I'll keep my fingers crossed that you reach your 100k and 1 million goal!

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Charmin@Charmin

I think a return of 45% p.a., and that over a period of years, is completely unrealistic. And the claim to achieve this is - to put it mildly - completely crazy.

If it were that easy, only millionaires would be doing gymnastics here. Even absolute professionals, who have been in the business for decades, only manage a fraction.

So I don't quite understand what you're trying to say with a post like this.

Of course you can get lucky and make 100 percent or more with one value (in one year). But how often does that happen? Consistently over the years?

Maybe you should make your portfolio public, then your strategy will become clearer.

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MrBoppityHead@MrBoppityHead

22H

This is quite a challenge, can you share what you are investing in and how you are picking them?

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