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I want to save up the proportion of the two large ETFs to 25% each and then leave the portfolio roughly the same weighting, i.e. 50% ETFs, 40-45% equities and 5-10% Bitcoin.

I buy and hold and am not entirely sure how suitable some of the current stocks are for this.

On the other hand, there are a few companies that I would like to have in my portfolio for the long term (e.g. $WMT (+2.04%)
$COST (+3.43%)
$AWK (+1.03%) or $VIE (-0.07%) ), but I don't want to have more than 45 individual companies in my portfolio.

What do you think of the portfolio, do you have any suggestions for improvement?

Briefly about me: I am 22 years old and would like to continue building up my assets until I am about 60.

P.S.: The return is not correct. Due to a system error, getquin thought I had sold all my shares in the meantime. Fortunately, my portfolio was actually able to beat the S&P 500 this year and last year🤩

Further trading profits from put KOs on $SNOW (+12.01%) and $CAT (+3.05%) reinvested.

$COST (+3.43%) is always too expensive anyway, so what solls🤷‍♂️

30% of Snow's profits remain in the bill, as the figures are due next week and 3 of the last 4 quarterly figures each resulted in a massive sell-off.

At least there's hot food tonight 😀

Costco
$COST (+3.43%) reported October sales of 20.03 billion dollars, an increase of 7.2% compared to the previous year.

Profits from recent trades reinvested via savings plan.

Part 3

Greetings from Mallorca🍻

Hello everyone,

How do I find out which sector a share is assigned to at Getquin before I buy it?

For example, I have $WMT (+2.04%) and $COST (+3.43%) in my portfolio and these are divided into different sectors.

How do I know, for example $RSG (+1.26%) which sector it is?

Thank you very much for your help.

Hellas Investment Community,

How do you deal with companies that convince you of their business model but run permanently?

Notable mentions:

$FICO (+1.87%)

$CTAS (+2.12%)

$MCO (+1.19%)

$SPGI (+2.04%)

$COST (+3.43%)

I've been watching all these companies for some time now and I'm seeing them run away from me.

Valuation-wise they are getting more and more expensive and were already extremely expensive at the time of first contact. Every time I analyze them, I decide not to buy them only to see them gain another 20% a few months later.

How do you approach such companies? How do you value them? How do you fight your FOMO here?

Good return and best regards from Vienna

The portfolio is being restructured.

In my opinion, the recovery will take a very long time.

The money will then gradually be invested in a long-term investment such as $COST (+3.43%) invested in a savings plan.

Costco
$COST (+3.43%) has published its sales figures for September and achieved sales of 24.62 billion US dollars, an increase of 9 % compared to the previous year.

Costco
$COST (+3.43%) expands its range of precious precious metals with platinum - reports Fortune.

1 ounce platinum bars at Costco currently for $1,089.99.