My best, in my opinion an excellent contribution. A completely unagitated description of the situation with personal influences. Thank you for this added value and have a wonderful Easter
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@Dividendenopi My dear, I wish you the same. Thank you for the praise. I hope you like the picture of you with the boys at the stock exchange
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•@Tenbagger2024 Intergenerational 🙃 The old dividend sack with his serene son and the grandson who is currently annoyed by what's happening 😂😂😇🙄
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•And the star investor in the mirror. That took a lot out of me.
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•@Tenbagger2024 what do you think, should I actually do a quarterly report with all the transactions and why they happened? I also tend to present "provocative" dividend stocks at the moment. In other words, evaluating what speaks for it and, above all, what speaks against it. A bit of a counterpart to the potential multibaggers. And above all, I would like to shed more light on the risks. I am currently working very intensively on $RI. Contrary to popular opinion, I'm going to put in a 1/3 tranche next week and then, if my results are confirmed, add to it or get out again in the next 4 weeks. Or will I bore the "wild youth" represented here for the most part 😇🤷♂️
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•@Dividendenopi I think you should explain your strategy here. I saw an interview with Heike Thieme today. Do you know her? She's actually already a stock market veteran. He generally buys anti-cyclically and then in tranches. Sometimes ends up in the red by over 30%. But he seems to be successful over time. A very interesting approach. But still not mine, because I prefer to invest in strength.
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•@Tenbagger2024 Yes, I know it. But it's not really mine. It's more US-heavy and focuses on growth stocks, which is in line with my approach. The anticyclical approach is more in line with my risk profile, but it's not really anything new 😇🤷♂️.
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•@Dividendenopi No, not necessarily growth. Dividends too. He already bought oil and gas stocks last year. Bayer, where everyone was still selling. He is probably also betting on BASF.
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@Tenbagger2024 ok, I don't have it on my screen right now. I'll have to see what he's like now when I get the chance. At least he's been accused of being the worst fund manager in the late 90s. But back then nobody liked Markus Koch on TV with his stock market news and his annoying voice 🙃🙄
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•@Dividendenopi As I said, this is not my investment strategy either. But he has many years of experience and has already experienced several crises
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•@Tenbagger2024 In addition to Heiko Thieme, there are also some people here with many years of experience who have gone through many a crisis. They should be compared. In 1987, after my first attempts at investing, I made a complete mess of things and was badly punished for my greed during the dotcom bubble, so that for years I dismissed shares as the devil's plaything and was not considered a benchmark
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