Today I have $NU (-0,36 %) considered a partial sale and also took out my stake.
As you know, profits have never hurt 😁
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303Today I have $NU (-0,36 %) considered a partial sale and also took out my stake.
As you know, profits have never hurt 😁
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Here's the update:
As posted here last week, I have a requested update on the GQ portfolio:
Nu Holdings $NU (-0,36 %)
Is still in the limit here the price ran away from me
Waste Management $WM (+0,39 %)
Bought at the limit, the price has fluctuated by 5% since then
Rocket Lab $RKLB (+3,91 %)
Bought at limit price Expiry 18%
IREN $IREN (-8,47 %)
Bought at limit price Increase 20%
Bought at the limit, here the price fluctuates by 8%
$TTI (+1,16 %) here the value was wrongly bought, is correct: $TTEK (+0 %)
Both bought L Fluctuation range 10%
Bought at limit price up to 15%
Bought at the limit price Expiry 20%
I set stop prices at -30% of the EK, as many stocks are highly risky, not for the faint-hearted.
If you have any questions or comments, please use the comments.

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$AMZN (+0,27 %) has just launched NuPay on Amazon Brazil, offering instant $NU (-0,36 %) 123 million users instant credit line increases and installment payment options of up to 24 months.
Amazon is building its own credit system in Latin America's fastest growing consumer economy.
Nu Holdings ($NU (-0,36 %) ) has recently picked up speed and developed strongly. User numbers continue to grow, the business model in Latin America seems to be extremely well received and investor confidence is increasing noticeably.
The question that many are currently asking themselves:
Can NU reach its ATH this month or are we rather in an overheating phase of the share price?
How do you assess the situation?
Do you think that the share price will continue to rise or will there be a breather?
Yours, Viktor 🚀
Inspired by yesterday's post @AxoWallStreet
see post below. I have placed the following positions for purchase:
$IREN (-8,47 %) Limit 50 EUR
$RKLB (+3,91 %) Limit 50 EUR
$TTI (+1,16 %) is Tetra meant here? Limit 6,3 EUR
$WM (+0,39 %) actually boring and no performer Limit 170 EUR
$INT (+14,04 %) Limit 7.6 EUR
$SOFI (+2,72 %) Limit 25 EUR
$NU (-0,36 %) 13,5 EUR
$DRO (-2,53 %) Limit 2,4 EUR
after the successful entry I will report partially.
Background: expiry of fixed-term deposits and deduction from call money.
Purchase is partly highly speculative and not

This will be my future portfolio allocation and is almost already like this, only small changes need to be made.
ETFs (75%)
$VWCE (+0,03 %) (85%)
$TDIV (+0,53 %) (10%)
$EIMI (-0,27 %) (5%)
Crypto (20%)
Commodities (5%)
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I will also pick out a few individual stocks. But I'll only track them separately and see how they perform in a few years. I will probably opt for the following, which are already very popular in the community. $IREN (-8,47 %) , $RKLB (+3,91 %) , $TTI (+1,16 %) , $WM (+0,39 %) , $INT (+14,04 %) , $SOFI (+2,72 %) , $NU (-0,36 %) and $DRO (-2,53 %) . I will invest a total of around €5K in these shares.
What do you think of the portfolio?

This will be my future portfolio allocation and is almost already like this, only small changes need to be made.
ETFs (75%)
$VWCE (+0,03 %) (85%)
$TDIV (+0,53 %) (10%)
$EIMI (-0,27 %) (5%)
Crypto (20%)
Commodities (5%)
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I will also pick out a few individual stocks. But I'll only track them separately and see how they perform in a few years. I will probably opt for the following, which are already very popular in the community. $IREN (-8,47 %) , $RKLB (+3,91 %) , $TTI (+1,16 %) , $WM (+0,39 %) , $INT (+14,04 %) , $SOFI (+2,72 %) , $NU (-0,36 %) and $DRO (-2,53 %) . I will invest a total of around €5K in these shares.
What do you think of the portfolio?

This is the second monthly report of my ongoing competition between my dividend and options portfolios.
I’ve also realized that the title of this series is somewhat misleading — a true dividend investor would likely not select the same stocks or ETFs I did. Therefore, the performance of my “dividend portfolio” isn’t really comparable to my options strategy.
(If you’re interested in the original post, you can find it here: https://app.getquin.com/en/post/GMERLfWxXM/dividend-vs-covered-calls)
This is the reason that from now on, I’ll focus on reporting what actions I’ve taken regarding the options portfolio only, how often my stocks were called away, and how I’ve occasionally sacrificed paper gains in exchange for real, earned option premiums.
Over the past month, I added 100 shares each of $NU (-0,36 %), $INFY (+1,07 %), $AGN (-0,68 %), and $NXE (+3,51 %).
Here are the covered calls I sold:
$NU (-0,36 %) ( 200 shares)
$INFY (+1,07 %) ( 100 shares)
$AGN (-0,68 %) ( 100 shares)
$NXE (+3,51 %) ( 100 shares)
Total option premium income: €210 on a total investment of €5,543.
None of my stocks have been called away yet. Infosys came close — it’s currently in the money, and I’ve already factored in that it might get called away. If that happens, I’ll miss out on the dividend payments, but if the price drops again, I could collect an additional €26 in dividends.
Overall, October was a calm and positive month — no drama, no big surprises.
See you in the next update!
I am 19 years old and can invest around €1,300 a month.
I have made a conscious decision to invest a little more riskily at this stage of my life in order to build up assets in the long term.
That's why I'm currently taking a 30% / 30% / 40% risk:
Planned split:
My portfolio currently consists of, among other things
I am currently wavering between two strategies:
Build each position to ~€1,000, then just hold and continue to save monthly in one company with a savings plan.
OR
Strengthen the core (30 % S&P 500, 30 % BTC, 40 % individual stocks) and reduce the number of individual stocks to 5-6 in order to invest in a more focused manner.
In the long term, I would like to grow passively, but still retain the opportunity to outperform through selected growth stocks.
Thank you for reading 🚀
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