$NVDA (+5.49%)
$PLTR (+3.56%)
$GOOGL (+2.11%)
$AMD (+2.05%)
$AMZN (+0.13%)
$TSLA (+1.96%)
What do you think? Where will these stocks be in 10 years
I am curious
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744$NVDA (+5.49%)
$PLTR (+3.56%)
$GOOGL (+2.11%)
$AMD (+2.05%)
$AMZN (+0.13%)
$TSLA (+1.96%)
What do you think? Where will these stocks be in 10 years
I am curious
I asked myself this question some time ago. Saving, investing, building up assets - all well and good. But what is it actually for? What is the goal?
At some point, the answer was clear to me: financial freedom.
Not because I never want to work again. On the contrary - I like working. But I don't want to have to anymore. I want to be able to decide for myself how I use my time without my income depending on it.
That's why I've opted for a clear focus on dividend ETFs. $TDIV (+0.95%)
$VHYL (+1%) decided on dividend ETFs.
They provide me with a regular, predictable income - a step towards independence. This cash flow currently allows me to work part-time and at the same time build a self-employment that is based on my interests - not on a fixed employment contract.
I am fully aware that if I were to invest purely rationally and with a focus on returns, e.g. only in the $VWRL (+1.73%) the path to absolute financial freedom might be shorter.
But let's be honest - who knows whether you will ever reach your goal? Health, life circumstances, fate - there is no guarantee for later.
So why not live a little more freedom today instead of putting everything off until "someday"?
My portfolio reflects precisely this conviction - long-term focus, but with ongoing benefits. And to be honest: I simply enjoy investing.
That's why, in addition to solid dividend payers, I also have a few positions for gambling $BATS (+0.03%)
$GOOGL (+2.11%) - Shitcoins $CHZ (+2.47%)
$MANA (+2.87%)
$SOL (+1.33%) included.
What do you think?
I used today's small setback to make a purchase. I think and hope that it will be the same with the European tariffs as with the others.
A lot of talk and in the end everything is somehow the same as before. Except that Mr. 🍊 will be celebrated as a hero in front of his disciples. And trust in the USA just gets less and less every time 😐
Whatever. I don't want to get too political. I'm just pleased to have finally $GOOGL (+2.11%) have finally struck 🙂
I currently have a small $GOOGL (+2.11%) position of approx. 1.2% of the portfolio.
Is it advisable to hold such small positions at all?
In the long term, I would like to reduce individual shares more and more and increase the ETF share.
Alphabet is also included in the $VWRL (+1.73%) included
Currently 65% shares and 35% ETF.
Target at least 50% ETF
Best regards.
Freenet earns less + Bitcoin with a new ATH + AT&T continues to expand its fiber optic business + Alphabet strong due to praise for AI statements + Infineon and Nvidia cooperate
Freenet $FNTN (+0.14%)earns less
Bitcoin $BTC (+0.56%)with a new ATH
AT&T $T (+0.31%)continues to expand its fiber optic business
Alphabet $GOOGL (+2.11%)strong, due to praise for AI claims
Infineon $IFX (+0.53%)and Nvidia $NVDA (+5.49%)cooperate
Thursday: Stock market dates, economic data, quarterly figures
08:45 FR: Business Climate Index May PROGNOSE: 99 previous: 99
09:15 FR: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI non-manufacturing | 09:15 FR: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI manufacturing (1st release) May FORECAST: 48.9 PREVIOUS: 48.7
09:30 DE: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI non-manufacturing (1st release) May PROGNOSE: 49.2 previous: 49.0 Total Purchasing Managers' Index (1st release) FORECAST: 50.3 previous: 50.1
09:30 DE: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI manufacturing (1st release) May FORECAST: 48.8 PREVIOUS: 48.4
10:00 DE: Ifo Business Climate Index May PROGNOSE: 87.5 PREVIOUS: 86.9 Situation assessment PROGNOSE: 86.9 PREVIOUS: 86.4 Business expectations PROGNOSE: 87.9 PREVIOUS: 87.4
10:00 EU: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI non-manufacturing | Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI manufacturing Eurozone (1st release) May FORECAST: 49.3 PREVIOUS: 49.0 Total Purchasing Managers' Index (1st release) FORECAST: 50.8 PREVIOUS: 50.4
10:30 UK: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI non-manufacturing (1st release) May PROGNOSE: 50.7 previous: 49, | Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI Manufacturing (1st release) May PROGNOSE: 46.7 previous: 45.4
14:30 US: Initial Jobless Claims (week) Forecast: 230,000 Previous: 229,000
15:00 BE: Business Climate Index May FORECAST: n/a previous: -14.7
15:45 US: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI Services (1st release) May FORECAST: 50.6 PREV: 50.8
15:45 US: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI Manufacturing (1st release) May FORECAST: 49.8 PREVIOUS: 50.2
16:00 US: NAR, Existing Home Sales April FORECAST: +2.7% yoy previous: -5.9% yoy
I am currently holding an $GOOGL (+2.11%) Open End Long warrant. The theory was that the Google IO event will announce something big and since GOOGL is already very undervalued, there could be a strong price increase.
I am up 20%.
After deducting taxes and costs, I should end up with a profit of around €50, which I'm quite happy with with a €300 stake.
With such price movements, I'm never sure when I should get out though. Knock outs can basically be held for much longer & since Google is undervalued, I believe that it can go on like this for a while.
Does anyone have experience in this area or an opinion?
The Technology AI Conference in the USA began today at 7 p.m. CEST! If you look at the share price of $GOOGL (+2.11%) it seems that things are not going so well! Does anyone know more?
We (around 40 people from SW development) trundled into a bar after work last week and wanted to round off the evening in a relaxed atmosphere. Instead of 2 beers, there were of course significantly more and the topic of our operational business was over relatively quickly, in the end of course (once again) we only talked about AI and the discussion hype/sustainability and how each individual can benefit from it (many do without any company insurance, prefer to receive an annual bonus and invest it in the stock market).
In the end (8 beers later) there was relative agreement that it is
a) it is a megatrend with a tailwind (comparable to the internet or smartphones back then)
b) AI will change every industry (and in my opinion very quickly)
c) targeted investments will lead to significant increases in value in 5-10 years.
What has left us all with questions is the impact on the labor market. Entire industries will look completely different in the future; instead of people, there will be robotics and perhaps a handful of people monitoring everything. Where will that lead? Tax systems need to be rethought (loss of jobs = loss of wage tax and social security contributions), the education system needs to be revolutionized and so on. Where are we heading? AI user tax? Digital value-added taxation?
Very exciting with our political leaders and little hope :D
Of course, this is all minimally frightening, but it also offers us all incredible opportunities.
To return to the core issue: I think we all have an opportunity here to build massive wealth. My portfolio is extremely tech-heavy, so I'm still betting on the big players ($NVDA (+5.49%) , $TSM (+0.92%) , $ASML (+0.67%) - entire value chain for chip development), $GOOGL (+2.11%) , $META (+3.03%) . $AMZN (+0.13%) and also a few riskier ones like $PLTR (+3.56%) , $SMCP, $NOW (+2.09%) etc.).
Quantum computing would of course be the next big highlight, but that's another story.
What do you think about it? How will AI shape our generations, what social impact will it have and where are you investing?
LG Max
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