NTM

Neotech Metals

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ISIN: CA64064Y1043

Ticker: NTMC

CA64064Y1043

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Molecular P.

@MtotheW

5D·

Hello word

Hey guys.

I found getquin a couple of months ago and initially just used it to monitor my portfolio.

In the last couple of weeks I have been diving into all the community posts and reading some of the interesting stuff posted here every day. So I decided I wanted to be a part of this and will start by introducing myself and what my thoughts and plans are for my portfolio and future investments.

Currently I am 26 and doing my PhD in molecular biology in Germany. In 2020 after school I took my first steps into the world of investing by opening a fund at my bank through a friend of mine who works there. I started with 2 investments; UniGlobalnet and UniNachhaltig Aktien Global with 25€ per month. I mostly forgot about them during my studies because it was not that easy from time to time, so I did not have that much spare time. I was also lucky that my parents paid for almost everything so I didnt have to work after university. But of course I didnt have a lot of money to invest, so I was happy with the way things were going. Since November 2023 I have been working as a research assistant at a university. The salary is 65% of a TV-L E-13, which is about 1,9k netto. Not much, but I really enjoyed spending large amounts of my first real "earned" money. But after a few months I decided that it would be better to invest it in parts. So I opened an account with finanzen.net and started investing in different kinds of ETFs and other assets like $XDWD (+0.68%)
$VWRL (+0.65%)
$NVDA (+3.19%)
$WGLD (+0.32%) and stuff like that without even knowing what I was doing. It was all fun and games and the returns did not look too bad. Over the course of the month I added a few assets through individual purchases and also added some monthly payments for ETFs or stocks that I found interesting.

A couple of months ago I also signed up to Trade Republic (mainly because I wanted the fancy card) and have been using the cashback and round-up facilities there to do some passive farming, but with no real focus on it.

Now I want to add a bit more structure to my portfolio and wanted to get your opinion on my plans. The one Union Investment funds I want to sell over time, but only 1k a year because of the tax exemption order here in Germany. The money will go into one of the core ETFs. I have made some individual purchases such as $NTMC (-1.9%) and things like that just to see how they perform in the future. I know it's not ideal to hold so many positions with so little money, but they're not in my payment schedule, so I'll just hold them. For the next few years I will only be investing in a few ETFs rather than all the ones currently in the portfolio and will also be reducing some individual stocks to focus on a few. Do you have any suggestions on which ones to hold and which ones to sell?

My aim for the next year is a monthly rate of 350€ (see picture) in different assets and for the long run to buy and hold everything. Im not quite sure what I want to do with the money in the future, that just depends too much on things I cant really say at the moment like my position after the PhD, family etc.

These are just some initial thoughts and I would appreciate any comments or advice from you guys, thanks in advance! :)

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Why so many mini positions?

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niemalsinsolvent

@niemalsinsolvent

9Mon·

Realize loss or sit it out?

Hello everyone,

At the end of last year, unfortunately due to a lack of knowledge and too much trust in family members, I bought a total of €190 worth of shares in $NTMC (-1.9%) shares. Well, from the purchase price (€1.20 per share) to now (approx. €0.40 per share), it has gone down quite rapidly, as I had too little information about the share.

What do you say, should I sit it out or sell the rest of the shares and put them into my ETF savings plan next month, for example?

Thanks for your answers 👍🏼

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Sparfuchs@Reinecke

9Mon

Let me guess something from Canada 🙄 What do you want to sit out? Put it in the savings plan and hook it up.

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niemalsinsolvent

@niemalsinsolvent

11Mon·

Portfolio feedback

Hello everyone,

I wanted to give you my first portfolio feedback ...

So, I'm 16 years old and I started investing because I want to put money aside for my car, family and property as early as possible to make it easier for myself later on. And, of course, because I'm interested in business and can learn something new through this little hobby. I'm not yet sure exactly how I'll use the money later on, but even without a rock-solid goal, it seems very sensible to save money that I don't want to touch for the time being.

At the moment, the main focus is my savings plan with Deutsche Bank, as I still have relatively little experience with shares, etc., and am therefore focusing on ETFs with less risk. I want to build up a foundation first, as I can always invest in individual shares later and don't want to "gamble away" everything in my early years.

My portfolio currently consists of 2 ETFs and one share. $XDWD (+0.68%) I save €50 per month, $RBOT (+0.68%) with €15 and finally $NVDA (+3.19%) with 35€. I chose the highest weighting for the MSCI World because it is the least risky, Automation & Robotics because I find this area very interesting and see a future there and Nvidia because I am also interested in computers. However, I plan to invest 25% in both A&R and Nvidia in the future, or a little less in Nvidia, as this is a share and I want to avoid some risk here.

I have also bought $NTMC (-1.9%) shares, as I see a good future there with regard to the increasing demand for rare earths, but I have to admit that I probably didn't inform myself enough, but as you know, you learn from that :)

In the future, I don't really want to change much in terms of asset composition, but would like to look at shares here and there and continue to expand my savings plan, possibly with a higher savings rate.

I've also already put aside a small "nest egg" and have the money in a call money account, which at least earns interest at around 3.8%, because it's important to me to be able to access a little money immediately.

I have added a few screens of my portfolio here and look forward to your comments!

A happy new year to everyone :)

Check out my Dashboard now!

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Das Portfoliopferd@Portfoliopferd

11Mon

Hope you were able to sell the $NTMC at a good price :D

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Sascha M.

@MoneyShark

1Yr·

$NOM Hey guys, check out Nordic Mining. The company has been around since 2003, so it has a lot of experience and shows some security as a penny stock. It also has good holdings in other companies. It certainly can't hurt to invest some dividends in the penny stock.

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