21H·

Annual performance Oct 2024-Oct 2025

$IREN (-9,15 %)
$SOFI (-10,55 %)
$HIMS (-8,47 %)
$LMND (-10,89 %)
$UNH (-5,78 %)
$3350 (-2,4 %)
$ELF (-13,74 %)


Many would probably not have expected things to go so well after the weak start to the year.


But it shows me personally that my research, my confidence in my company selection and what I saw in the selected companies has paid off.


Not only once was I down more than 50% on the companies listed, but I constantly bought more and remained true to my selection, as nothing had changed in my opinion.


Yes, the portfolio is very focused and overweight, but I still believe that the positions will largely continue to outperform the market in the future.


And yes, you need strong nerves, I won't deny that, and you have to question your selection regularly, so it helps a lot if you take notes on why you bought the companies.


Believe in your convictions ✌️

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Impressive YTD performance!

I wouldn't invest like this again, but your success proves you right.
It will be exciting when the market corrects more significantly, e.g. like in 2001 or 2009. Will you be able to hold on to your profits then? 😬
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@Epi thank you, of course you're right, but then it will be the same for everyone or the majority of investors. However, I don't think it will be as bad as it was in the past, as the money printing press will be fired up again immediately and reactions will be faster today than in the past. I rather expect flash crashes and faster recoveries due to unexpected events. But yes, I'm not a bubble predictor and believe that we have entered a more technological age where companies are not just producing hot air with their business models, at least not the big companies in the world. That's why I'm not investing in a 10-man quantum computer company with a 10 billion valuation and no revenue. 😂But of course I don't have any 🔮

I will probably also take 1/3 of the highly weighted positions off the table, or 1/2 if prices continue to rise sharply. Then I'll have the initial capital out and also more psychological relaxation if prices fall sharply 😊

I'm not someone who stubbornly holds on when the situation changes, but one thing is certain: the future is more technological than today and technological progress accelerates technology, which is why I see prices and developments continuing to rise in the long term.

But of course we will see what really happens 🔮🤣
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@BamBamInvest Obviously your optimism has taken you a long way! 👍

Not that I don't share your technological confidence, but your sentences sound like déjà vu from 1999 to me. Oh, what deposits I saw in my early days! Several 100%pa were not uncommon. I myself made around 350% in my first year in 1999. Especially Neuer Markt and biotech - always solid figures and good growth, of course. The technological optimism was boundless: Internet, biotech, nanotech will change the world!

Well, they did. But the market still lost 80% in 2001-03, individual stocks well over 90%: Intershop, EM TV, Doubleclick, CMGI, Millenium Pharmaceuticals - you name it! Most of the "investment geniuses" of 1999 didn't want to hear anything more about shares in 2003. My portfolio survived just long enough (i.e. there was a decent amount left over) for me to carry on until 2008.

Long story short: enjoy the current euphoria and prepare for the end! Many things are reminiscent of 1999, after which times got tougher and many people's boom strategy will end up destroying their portfolio (buy the dip, etc.). Be smarter! 👍
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@Epi it's all good, Trump is just tearing everything down again anyway ✌️das I'm aware that things will come crashing down again at some point, we'll see when that happens. It's difficult to describe his views and thoughts in just a few words, the events of that time must have shaped you, but maybe that's what it takes to become a better investor 🫡
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I agree with Epi... there will also be significant setbacks, especially Irish is definitely a flagpole that will be sold off to a large extent...
But everyone has to go their own way, good luck with that 😉👍
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@d4Y I don't think so, there will be setbacks, but we are nowhere near a situation like 1999, which is spreading across the entire market and every technology company. I'm not saying we can't correct more strongly, but unlike back then, many companies have functioning business models and are not just surviving on air and love. As you say, everyone has to go their own way ✌️
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@BamBamInvest Take a look at the large caps from 1999: Cash machines. And then take a look at the high performers of the last few months: Cashburner.

There are more parallels than you might think: sentiment, market breadth, earnings distribution, retail investment, valuations etc...
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@Epi and take a look at the large caps from 1999, what kind of companies they were and what their valuations were. Microsoft, Intel, Cisco, General Electric, Pfizer, Economy Mobil and co. The bubble back then was much broader and even the large companies had valuations beyond good and evil. Today's technology companies are much more broadly based. I'm not saying that we don't have a lot of companies now that eat up a lot of capital and companies such as the quantum computing sector with 10 employees and valuations in the billions that earn nothing. But the big companies that carry the market earn a lot and that wasn't the case back then ... However, we'll see and I maintain that there will be corrections and slumps, but not 70-90% at index level. Individual stocks of course ✌️
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@BamBamInvest Nobody knows the future. But you should be prepared for anything. 👍
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@Epi yes you're right, you should definitely have a strategy, days like today are relatively easy to forget when things are only going upwards 👍
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Very cool performance my best! I'm thrilled and will recommend my followers to trade Copy better with you 😂😉😎
Keep it up! 🚀🚀🚀🚀
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@Multibagger hahahah, well who would have expected that 😄 . We all learn from each other and other stock market phases will come again, you should be aware of that, things are going too well to be true. 👌
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what do you think of $IREN i already make 16% profit is it correct to hold it more or this is the correct time to exit
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@anas_232 😅 hold it!
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@anas_232 I am not looking for short-term profits here, but would like to hold for the long term. Apart from taking profits or reducing the position, I won't be making any changes to the position any time soon. However, I believe that we will be higher at the end of the year than we are now. We have very strong momentum and, as we saw yesterday, $IREN is also running against a red market. I believe that in the short term (3-6 months) there may continue to be a strong exaggeration, possibly with setbacks, which can be bought. In the long term, you will then grow into the valuation by playing out your positioning and capacities and there will be a limited supply with continued strong demand and here you have the best margins, as you own land, infrastructure, real estate, energy/electricity contracts yourself or already have them in your pocket and hardly any debt. in the short term 🔮I would therefore rather do DCA and buy in several tranches.

Yes, RSI and other parameters are almost at the limit, but never underestimate momentum and hype.

Unfortunately, I can't make this decision for you, you have to decide for yourself. I try to find such companies before the market finds them or before the market sees what I see. ✌️
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@BamBamInvest got in at €50 a few days ago
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@Therapeut I can already see the FOMO slowly beginning 😂👍
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@BamBamInvest in any case, look here every day at securities that rattle up 10% a day or more😂 how can you not get greedy?
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@Therapeut Absolutely right, you just have to have a strategy 🤣
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@Therapeut I feel the same way. But I'm still trying to hold out.
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@BamBamInvest Of course, my fingers are tingling to realize the "book profits"... As I'm more of a boring buy & hold investor, I'll probably soon no longer be able to resist the tingling :-D It's certainly also a mental thing to know that you never sell at the high. (I'm currently up 400% = €12,500) But I might also keep €1,000 in my portfolio as a souvenir and always have a reason to be happy or annoyed...
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@Horstiiii If you are the buy & hold investor, I would definitely keep a part. But of course I also understand if you realize. It might be a bit more rumbling on the stock market, but I think keeping 1/3 could be fun in the long run and then you will have gained more than you lost, no matter what happens to the remaining position.
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@BamBamInvest Yes, you're right.... Have a few beers later and turn on the glass balls ;-)
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@BamBamInvest very strong 🙏🏼
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@Kieler_Jung thank you 🙏 a little luck is also part of it 😊
Simply a doer 👌💪
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@Johannes1993 A little luck is also part of it 🤣
@BamBamInvest Looking at your portfolio, it seems that there's a bit of potential there too 😎
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@Johannes1993 I hope so, otherwise it wouldn't be worth the effort 😁. If you had looked in 2 years ago, when these stocks were sold off by the market or were apparently misunderstood, you would have said the opposite 😂
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@Papiertiger Let's hope it doesn't crash as quickly as it rises 🤣
Jesus Maria, Grandma has to put three crosses in the composition 👹
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@user28461 yes not for the faint hearted, if I didn't have a wife and 2 kids I probably would have been even more focused and probably all in on $Sofi and performance even better 🤣. But who knows in advance, things could have turned out differently and hindsight is always smarter 😁
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Congratulations on the performance and the nerve. At some points in the last few weeks my nerves didn't hold out and I sold in order to get back in later. In the end it was partly positive and partly not, of course. There it is again, the problem with the crystal ball. 😉
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@TradingHase thanks 🙏 Volatility and nerves never leave you completely unscathed, but you learn to deal with them and gain experience. 😊
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@BamBamInvest Yes, I've been good at collecting so far. It's just good that my experience is slowly going uphill 😉
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@TradingHase 👍 It's important to learn from your mistakes and, above all, to draw the right conclusions to avoid making the same mistake again 😊
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We can actually be grateful 🍊 that he has lowered the prices so nicely.
This is the way
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@Tenbagger2024 That is the way 🫡!
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be my daddy🏃💨 awesome performance my best 🚀💯
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@DonkeyKongx thanks 🙏 now all that remains is for $3350 to finally get dressed 😂
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@BamBamInvest $3350 like a rocket with lots of misfires 😂🚀 but AMD & Iris Energy save something 😅👌
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@DonkeyKongx $AMD I also had it in my portfolio, but sold it to buy something else, I can't remember now 😂 I think it was $3350, probably a bad decision 🤣
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@BamBamInvest Fortunately, the overall performance saves you 😅👌
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When the market goes mega, when the market turns, these are the very stocks that are on fire. So don't forget to take profits!
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