10Mo·

Gambler or long-term plan?

What have you guys invested in—just for a bit of fun, or for the long term with future potential? I got started with my part-time job salary at €1.40 and sold too early because of FOMO.

I still have some more casino tickets

$OCGN (-1,14 %)

$ACAN (+0,49 %)

$BYW6 (+0,67 %) It’s a tricky one. Buy-in at 7. Now at 2.50

$VUL (-3,25 %)

$1810 (+0,75 %) Unfortunately, my buy-in has gone pretty high because of a savings plan. I was hoping for more than I’d thought through.

With most of them, I try to find the happy medium between holding on longer and selling early enough. The fear of missing out is huge!

7 Commentaires

Epi@Epi

10Mo

Casino only works, if at all, with clear position and risk management. You don't seem to have either. So you have to take all the psycho traps there are (e.g. sell winners, hold losers) and leave many a mini-job wage on the stock market - until you give up or work systematically. 🤷

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Leon S.@Kennedy

10Mo

@Epi Well, my casino shares are only a small part. Most of it is invested in dividends, ETFs and bonds. I can no longer sink my mini-job salary because I no longer wanted the job and didn't really need the last salary anyway. Don't get me wrong, there's always room for money in my account, but I just wanted to play a bit more. With Xiaomi I just shat in it haha. Now hold for the long term until I like the profit.
If you don't sell when you lose, there is no loss or something like that

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Metis@Metis

10Mo

I invest systematically for the long term. No gambles. No chip shops.
The riskiest thing I have in my portfolio is a small position in Bitcoin.
I don't want to burn money unnecessarily.

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Epi@Epi

10Mo

@Metis But you've given up on the dream of suddenly being rich the day after tomorrow, haven't you? 😏

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Metis@Metis

10Mo

@Epi I never had that dream. 🤣

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Leon S.@Kennedy

10Mo

@Metis rather in larger companies with a high market capitalization or sometimes something smaller or even China. The word "China" tends to scare people. I got into Xiaomi for the first time at €2. And had the plan to save for the long term (probably a mistake now?). I found the expansion plans to Europe interesting as they are broadly positioned like Samsung, now even broader with the car division.

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asset_sage_389@asset_sage_389

7Mo

Ups

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