Hello everyone,

I've been thinking about how to invest my first €10,000. I would like to pursue the core satellite strategy.

What do you think of the following allocation?

• $VWRL (+1,33 %) (approx. 20%)
• $TDIV (+1,23 %) (approx. 15%)
• $BTC (+1,17 %) (I already have a part, the rest I will buy -- 10%)
• Cash (5%)

The other 50% will go into the first 10 shares.

• $PLTR (-1,77 %) (4x)
• $CAT (+1,13 %) (2x)
• $HOOD (+2,65 %) (7x)
• $MCD (-0,76 %) (2x)
• $AMZN (-0,52 %) (2x)
• $NOVO B (-1,98 %) (6x)
• $KO (-0,86 %) (7x)
• $STR (+0,14 %) (is my employer, have been invested for approx. 5 years -- 6x)
• $AAPL (+2,59 %) (3x)
• $SHOP (+0,85 %) (5x)

I would like to end up with a total of about 15 shares.

In the next three places would be the following shares:

• $NU (-0,19 %)
• 
  $HIMS (+6,8 %)
• 
  $SOFI (-0,68 %)

I look forward to hearing your opinions and wish everyone a successful week.

Best regards

Sherlock✌🏻

• $SOFI (-0,68 %)
  $CHYM
  $HOOD (+2,65 %)

• values Chime at around 11.6 billion dollars on a fully diluted basis
• Chime was valued at 25 billion dollars in the last major financing round
• Chine generates the majority of its revenue from interchange fees

Chime $CHYM goes public with a valuation of 11 billion US dollars, a turnover of 1.7 billion US dollars and a negative net profit of (-) 25 million US dollars.

$SOFI (-0,68 %) In contrast, Chime achieved sales of USD 2.7 billion and a net profit of USD 500 million in 2024, but was only valued at USD 16 billion.

$CHYM does not have a banking license or is not a bank, that is correct, so a comparison only makes limited sense, but:

Chime $CHYM uses Galileo from $SOFI (-0,68 %) .

A brief explanation: Galileo is a fintech platform that provides APIs and services that can be used by $CHYM and other fintech companies (e.g. also $HOOD (+2,65 %) ) to offer financial services such as debit cards, loans and transactions. Chime uses these APIs to develop and offer its own financial products and services.

-> I just want to point out the potential here if other banks want to modernize their technologies.

$CHYM

The financial technology company Chime announced on Wednesday that it had raised 864 million dollars in its IPO after shares were offered at a price of 27 dollars each.

The company had priced the offering between 24 and 26 dollars per share.

The IPO values Chime at approximately $11.6 billion on a fully diluted basis.

Chime's IPO is one of the largest in recent years for a US financial technology company. It follows a period in which valuations were reset from the highs reached in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, which drove up investment in fintech and e-commerce companies.

Chime was founded in 2012 by Chris Britt, former managing director of $V (-0,16 %) and Ryan King, former employee of $CMCSA (+0,88 %) and offers its services through partnerships with brick-and-mortar banks. Products include branded current accounts and user-friendly features such as fee-free overdrafts.

Investors in Chime, which was valued at 25 billion US dollars in its last major funding round in 2021, include Yuri Milner's DST Global, private equity firm General Atlantic and investment firm ICONIQ.

Chime is scheduled to begin trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market on Thursday (June 12) under the symbol "CHYM".

The IPO follows a strong market debut by stablecoin issuer Circle at the beginning of June, which gave new momentum to the US IPO market, which has been dampened by the Trump administration's tariff policy.

Chime's IPO had been expected at the beginning of the year, but was postponed after Trump's announcement of tariffs on "Liberation Day" sent the financial markets into turmoil.

The recent upturn in listings has encouraged more companies to revisit their plans, with June proving to be an important window as companies seek to capitalize on the relatively stable market conditions ahead of the traditional summer lull.

As of March 31, Chime had 8.6 million active members. According to the IPO prospectus, the company generated an average revenue per active member of $251 in the first quarter.

Members conducted an average of 54 transactions per month, 75 percent of which were purchase transactions with Chime-branded cards.

The company generates the majority of its revenue from interchange fees - a portion of the transaction fees paid by merchants to payment networks such as Visa when a customer uses a Chime debit or credit card.

Chime's net loss narrowed to 39 cents per share for the year ended Dec. 31, down from $3.22 in 2023 and $8.12 in 2022.

https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/chime-prices-us-ipo-27-per-share-raise-864-million-2025-06-11/

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(Reuters) - Shares of Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ: HOOD ) fell 6% on Monday after S&P Dow Jones Indices made no changes to its S&P 500 membership following recent speculation that the online brokerage firm would be added to the index.

S&P Dow Jones Indices announced late Friday that it would make no changes to the components of the benchmark S&P 500 as part of its quarterly rebalancing.

Robinhood shares have rallied in recent weeks, hitting their highest level since the company's 2021 debut on the stock market on Friday as investors priced in a possible inclusion in the index.

Analysts at Bank of America touted the company as a "top candidate" for inclusion in the S&P 500 earlier this month.

Robinhood shares fell by 6.1% to USD 70.33, likely ending a six-day winning streak. Marketing platform AppLovin (NASDAQ: APP ), which also surged last week on bets that its stock price would be included, fell 4.6% to $398.7.

"If smaller companies are seeking inclusion in the S&P or another index, it means that millions of dollars could potentially flow to them without a substantial event occurring," said Phil Blancato, CEO of Ladenburg Thalmann Asset Management.

So speculative traders need to expect volatility, because it happens often, with expectations being one thing and reality being another.

To be included in the index, among many other criteria, a company must be based in the USA, listed on a major US stock exchange and have a market capitalization of 20.5 billion US dollars or more.

Robinhood had a market valuation of 66.1 billion dollars at the close of trading on Friday, with its shares more than doubling in value this year and trading well above their IPO price of 38 dollars each.

Crypto exchange operator Coinbase Global (NASDAQ: COIN ) was the latest addition to the S&P 500 last month, becoming the first digital asset provider to join the index.

Stephens analyst Melissa Roberts said she expects the acquisition of S&P 500 member US Steel by Nippon Steel to be the next opportunity for a shake-up of index members.

https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/robinhood-shares-fall-as-sp-500-inclusion-hopes-dashed-4086605

$HOOD (+2,65 %) for the further development. It is one of my medium-term equity positions and is now up 85%. The question now is whether I should continue to bet on the trailing SL or sell at the full price.

The TSL is currently at 51.80 and the share is at 57, so I tend to let it run further. What do you think?

For me, these are the following:

• Spotify $SPOT (-0,57 %)
• Robinhood $HOOD (+2,65 %)
• Airbnb $ABNB (-1,12 %)
• Duolingo $DUOL