For 20 years, just under 5% return is not really much, is it? The portfolio only goes back to 09/25.
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@Derspekulant1 The custody account has been around since 2018, when I started with 50k. Over the last 7 years, 600,000 was added through deposits. On average over the last 7 years, the investment amount was 400,000 euros. This means the return per year was between 15 and 20%
I was 11 20 years ago when I bought my first share
I was 11 20 years ago when I bought my first share
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•@Derspekulant1 One more remark. I've only been on getquin since today. Therefore, the depot has only "existed" here since September. As I said, the depot has existed in this form since 2018
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•@Part_Time_Joe okay and how come the performance is not at 20%? EK's and performance should be correct.
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@Derspekulant1 How can you not realize that? If he has only been tracking his assets here at getquin since day X, this is probably the only return that has been generated and shown in this period.
He has already explained how long the portfolio has existed and how he started.
He has already explained how long the portfolio has existed and how he started.
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•@Derspekulant1 You'll have to ask the app developers. My YTD performance here is 4.5% starting from September 14, 2025 - as the first day (for whatever reason).
Apart from that, I trade actively. I have over 150 trades per year. That can't be shown in the review either.
I hope that answers your question. You'll just have to believe the rest... 😉
Apart from that, I trade actively. I have over 150 trades per year. That can't be shown in the review either.
I hope that answers your question. You'll just have to believe the rest... 😉
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@Iwant_money_423 moderate your tone. The well getquin very well if you connect a depot and or enter invoices because it did the same for me and my depot is older than my account. But nice try.
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•@Derspekulant1 He didn't explain anything about it either.
From your comment, it's that typical envious thing...what are you trying to do? Are you trying to convict him of lying? What are you trying to do?
Let him have his returns, who cares? You seem to be annoyed that he didn't track it "correctly"...
From your comment, it's that typical envious thing...what are you trying to do? Are you trying to convict him of lying? What are you trying to do?
Let him have his returns, who cares? You seem to be annoyed that he didn't track it "correctly"...
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•@Iwant_money_423 yes mega envious, my performance is probably a bit better. Even better than yours 😂
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@Derspekulant1 Congratulations on the big willy 😂. I'm not measuring myself against others. But if we were to do that for fun, then my real estate asset class would probably clearly outperform you.
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•@Iwant_money_423 if you didn't understand investing, a loan for a house is not an asset until it's paid off, it's just debt, but you probably knew that 😂 I don't even have to tell you here what I have and what I don't have, but just as a side fact I'm self-employed and own a company that's probably worth a little more than your little house from the bank 😊 why don't you use the time and get your portfolio in shape, maybe you can then measure yourself 😬 real estate in Germany has been worth Pa for the last 100 years. Not even 3% so you should have paid off your house 13 years ago for you to outperform me, next time at least use a calculator first 👍🏽
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