Nice portfolio, I'll follow you, I'm curious to see what else there is to read from you.
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@Chris-1989 wow thank you 🥹
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Your portfolio is set to grow over the next few years, are you planning to expand the positions via a savings plan or are you investing in new positions as a one-off investment? Since the position sizes are not visible, it is difficult to discuss the strategy otherwise.
I hadn't read anything about monthly investments either. As a student, do you end up with something left over that you invest consistently? Otherwise, enjoy your studies, travel a lot and invest in yourself and your future, then you are sure to have golden years ahead of you!
I hadn't read anything about monthly investments either. As a student, do you end up with something left over that you invest consistently? Otherwise, enjoy your studies, travel a lot and invest in yourself and your future, then you are sure to have golden years ahead of you!
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@Chris-1989 Currently there are only one-off investments (if at all). And these are also irregular. A €25 savings plan would theoretically be feasible, but as I don't want to buy shares at random prices/valuations, this option is out for me :)
The portfolio value is roughly (fluctuates significantly for me) 17k USD. The money for the investments comes almost exclusively from my training period. Since then I have had to buy by reallocating :/
Ultimately, however, I want to implement my strategy relatively independently of the total amount. Asset protection, fewer fluctuations etc. will become an issue when other people (wife and children) are dependent on my money.
The portfolio value is roughly (fluctuates significantly for me) 17k USD. The money for the investments comes almost exclusively from my training period. Since then I have had to buy by reallocating :/
Ultimately, however, I want to implement my strategy relatively independently of the total amount. Asset protection, fewer fluctuations etc. will become an issue when other people (wife and children) are dependent on my money.
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