Three years ago, the stock was at the same price... Money invested here had huge opportunity costs, and the missed returns were significant.
Unless you're over 60 and can't handle a bit of volatility (not at the level of AI stocks, of course), you’ve missed out big with PEP.
Unless you're over 60 and can't handle a bit of volatility (not at the level of AI stocks, of course), you’ve missed out big with PEP.
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@TechNav Of course, there have been titles that have done better so far, but your view is idiotic. Why are you picking out a bad period of time right now? And you don't want to take the dividends into account either....
Pepsi is a great stock for the portfolio. There hasn't been such a sharp price loss for ages.
So rather, it's a great opportunity to finally get started.
Pepsi is a great stock for the portfolio. There hasn't been such a sharp price loss for ages.
So rather, it's a great opportunity to finally get started.
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@TechNav not 3, 5! Pepsi has the same price than 5 years. Big reason for buy for me because the awakening is soon.
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@LucaTechno Okay, 5 years at the same price—if this is a buy for you, so be it. But I know that one of the rules of investing is that a company that doesn’t grow will eventually go extinct. PepsiCo is far from extinction, of course; we’ll probably go extinct first. Nevertheless, the opportunity costs are real.
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@TechNav We'll see. I often buy countercyclically and find the turnaround.
It's enough for me if a few of the titles start to fly.
And the success proves me right.
Just look for the positive rockets in my purchases and you might understand it approximately.
Nighty night bitch 😘
It's enough for me if a few of the titles start to fly.
And the success proves me right.
Just look for the positive rockets in my purchases and you might understand it approximately.
Nighty night bitch 😘
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•I deliberately have anonymity in the portfolio because I don't want to share this topic with strangers.
I'll only give you so much that I made a profit of 38.000 in January.
I'll only give you so much that I made a profit of 38.000 in January.
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@7Trader I think the rate of average return is a more meaningful metric. Earning 38K in January alone doesn’t say much because it could mean you doubled your money (100% return) or simply made a 2% return on a 2M portfolio. Additionally, a single month’s performance isn’t very telling—you might have just gotten lucky, only to be unlucky the next month. What truly matters is what you achieve consistently over multiple years.
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•@TechNav Exactly. But you won't get more insight from me..... 😉
I'm interested in discussing my portfolio performance with a stranger.
Nothing against you as a person, but you only had 2 ETFs six months ago, so your strategy is completely contrary to mine.
I'm interested in discussing my portfolio performance with a stranger.
Nothing against you as a person, but you only had 2 ETFs six months ago, so your strategy is completely contrary to mine.
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