Leo Lithium

Hello everyone, I wanted to get in touch again to gather some food for thought about my portfolio.

My strategy is buy and hold. This means that the shares that are added to my portfolio from now on should remain there until there is a fundamental change in the company or a better alternative is found elsewhere.

What I am currently planning to do:

My two portfolio corpses, which are currently not tradable $LLL and $AVZ will be sold as soon as possible.

I will also receive a special payment soon, which should help my portfolio to become more stable.

This money will probably $V (+1,31 %) and $LIN (+1,73 %) flow.

Microsoft , Draftkings, TexasRoadhouse and Amazon will be further increased via a savings plan.

I will not reduce the share of $HIMS (+10,45 %) will not be reduced. However, this will probably decrease over time due to further savings plan executions anyway.

As there should be a total of 15 shares in the portfolio at the end, I would be happy to receive further suggestions and ideas. Preferably from growth stocks that "always feel like they are rising" 😊

Thank you 👋

What do you think - recovering $LLL again and after the drop the ideal time to buy more?

$$LLL Finanzen.net Zero just informed me that the rate on gettex has been suspended and therefore the savings plan has been deleted.

Nice shift

Opinions about my portfolio?

I am invested since 09/2022.

My main ETF is the $VWRL (+0,87 %) in which at least 50% of the invested capital should be. In addition, join as Satteliten the other 3 ETFs. I have chosen distributing ETFs, which together should then bring a distribution every month.

I know that there is a lot of overlap in the ETFs, but this is chosen on purpose, because they all have a similar performance and I wanted to have for each month an ETF that is spread worldwide.

The plan is to first bring the 3 ETFs each to a purchase value of 3000€. Afterwards the FTSE All-World will be added.

With the single shares I am $O (+1,58 %) somehow mixed. At a completely unfavorable time with over 62€ entered and then something re-bought, in order to lower the cost price at least somewhat. This is currently at about 59€ for me. Sure, the monthly dividends are nice, but somehow I don't really believe that they will come back to the old value as long as interest rates and inflation remain high.

$NPI (-0,15 %) The share price of the "SMA" has also plummeted since I bought it, but I think that it will start to climb again from 2024, as there are still many projects in the pipeline for 2024 to 2026.

Unfortunately $O (+1,58 %) and $NPI (-0,15 %) have slowed down my returns a bit this year. That's where my concerns about Realty Income come from.

$LLL Is simply a small sector bet on lithium. Let's see how it performs. With 200€ but a loss that can be swallowed, should it backfire.

$GOOG (-4,95 %) I still see some potential upside in relation to the other "giants".

$BATS (+0,27 %) some do not hold much of the company, but I think the entry point is well chosen. Will also still be re-bought.

On the whole, no more than 2000€ (rather 1500€) should be invested per individual share.

My total allocation should be 70% ETFs and 30% individual stocks. The ETFs run all in the savings plan. The weighting is then to be restored by individual additional purchases in the shares. Either the individual stocks are further increased, or another title is added to the portfolio. I will then make this dependent on the prices.

Deep market analysis and steep hypothesis:

Have now all $BVB (+0,16 %) gambler switched to $LLL or from where the strong rise today in the mines?

So under the motto "stones instead of legs" 🌚

Next tenbagger incoming $LLL

(1000% investment advice and no own opinion😎)

Moin I am still very new to the stock market. I am 29 years old and would like to save something for old age as well as slowly get used to the stock market.

Yes my portfolio currently consists mostly of individual stocks as well as some very questionable positions like $9866 (+1,86 %) Nio or $LLL .

For these steps I have decided to collect initially first different experiences.

In addition to individual shares, I would like to create a savings plan in ETFs to significantly expand this position in the long term.

I ask myself whether I prefer the $VWCE (+0,85 %) which is more diversified or the $IWDA (+0,99 %) with a smaller ETF for diversification.

The plan is a savings plan in the amount of 3-400 € per month.

Would be very grateful for suggestions and ideas and look forward to a lively exchange in the future.

It seems here at Trade Republic finally what to do in terms of tradability, it shows no price yet but it shows at least now the name and you can even put nen savings plan on it :D

The paper is tradable on Scalable.