The S&P 500 $CSPX (-1,17 %) has now lost more than 4.5% on two consecutive days, the Nasdaq 100 $CSNDX (-1,02 %) even more.

• The last time this happened was in March 2020 and during the COVID-19 crisis
• Even worse: only the 5th time since 1987 and the 11th time in the last almost 100 years

So we are living through historic times.

You know what that means: it's time to BUY - now, in the coming days, weeks and months, even if the S&P 500 loses even more from its last all-time high.

Are you buying too?

$IWDA (-1,09 %)
$CSPX (-1,17 %)
$CSNDX (-1,02 %)
$BTC (-0,37 %)

I said goodbye to my Alphabet single position today and reinvested half of the proceeds in the Nasdaq 100 ETF and further Nvidia shares.

As an individual position, Alphabet performs too poorly for me, so I prefer to diversify further with the $CSNDX (-1,02 %) which also includes Alphabet

Yay! Exciting news about Trump's tariffs is once again causing a stir on social media! 😄 Finfluencers are predicting a rollercoaster ride for the stock market. Sure, there could be a dip today and maybe even on Friday (if you're short, here we go! But fear not, many countries are gearing up to lower their tariffs, which will increase US tariffs and promote global free trade. That's my take on it. In a few days you will look back on this situation and see that it turned out exactly as expected, all half as bad. Don't let other finfluencers stress you out, they only focus on short term declines without seeing the big picture. 😄

Stay calm and invest in solid companies. The market has a history of bouncing back from challenges and this time will be no different. Remember, investing is a marathon, not a sprint, and these ups and downs are just temporary noise. Stick to the fundamentals of the companies you trust and you'll likely come out a winner. Patience is key, and sometimes it's best to just stay where you are.

$NVDA (+1,2 %)
$NOVO B (-2,43 %)
$TSLA (+0,67 %)
$GOOGL (-1,52 %)
$RHM (-0,04 %)
$SPY (-1,17 %)
$QQQ
$CSNDX (-1,02 %)
$GLDA (+1,26 %)
$BTC (-0,37 %)
$XRP (-0,51 %)

Folks, be careful; don't try to apply the DCA average cost effect. There were no major events yesterday that caused the markets to close positive. Be careful again. It looks very much like a bull trap. The cause of the uncertainty in the markets still exists, so there is no reason why these markets should rally soon, and what goes up fast corrects fast. If you think the opposite, good luck.

$SPY (-1,17 %)
$CSNDX (-1,02 %)
$BTC (-0,37 %)
$NVDA (+1,2 %)
$AAPL (-0,48 %)

I am 18 years old and started investing last October.

I have a part-time job with an income of €350 a month.

I need this for my savings plan on

$NOVO B (-2,43 %)
$NKE (+0,16 %)
$SOFI (-0,59 %)
$CSNDX (-1,02 %)
$QBTS (-0,28 %) and $1211 (+1,78 %)

I follow the dividend strategy, but I also have a few non-dividend stocks in it because I think they have potential with an investment horizon of at least 10 years.

How would you rate my portfolio?

What is your opinion on Avance Gas?

Best regards and thank you very much for your feedback - it is very important to me!

Although I only bought these 5 shares a week ago, I sold them again. While my buy in of 120€ is getting closer and closer, I have taken +36% with this partial sale. Alphabet now only makes up 15% of my portfolio.

I also sold 30% of my XRP position.

Although my portfolio has already experienced worse times, I realize that the correction is taking more of a toll on me and that I am more nervous than I thought, which is why I feel more comfortable reducing my "lump". I know that going back and forth empties your pockets, which is why my goal now is to diversify more but still keep the USA/tech, which is why I will gradually expand the $CSNDX (-1,02 %) gradually so that it fills about 10-15% of the portfolio.

This does not apply to my Nvidia overweight. They can do what they want.👍🏻

Hello everyone,

I'm currently trying to figure out the best way to invest in Amazon and Microsoft. I would actually like to buy both stocks individually so that I can invest in a more targeted way. However, I'm also considering whether it wouldn't make sense to choose an ETF in which both stocks are strongly represented.

My problem with this is that the ETFs in which Amazon and Microsoft are highly weighted often contain Nvidia, which I don't really need due to my individual position, and also many other companies that don't appeal to me as much but would diversify things a bit. I'm therefore unsure whether I can get to grips with this or whether I'd rather go straight into the individual shares.

Do you have or know of any ETFs in which Amazon and Microsoft are fairly highly weighted (top 3)?

The easiest one $CSNDX (-1,02 %) ?

The next baskets are still in place.