1Mo·

Portfolio review 21 year old investor

Good evening everyone!

I have been investing since the age of 18 and learned a lot since then although I was still a student for most of the time so didn't have a lot of money to invest. Since the end of last year I have a fulltime job and most of the money goes into the stock market. Honestly I just want your opinion on my portfolio since I have a lot of cash coming in because of my bonus at the end of the month. With current market opportunities I'm wondering what to buy and thinking of positions in $SHOP (-1,98 %)
$SOFI (-2,27 %)
$ABNB (+0,28 %) and increasing my positions in $GOOGL (+0,44 %)
$HIMS (-2,14 %)
$AMZN (+0,62 %) . Be brutally honest like the dutch always are, thanks!

13Positions

14 475,24 €

7,96 %

4 Commentaires

Bubu@Bubu_98

1Mo

Good choices

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captain B.@capital_captain_2126

1Mo

Are you sure you know what you are doing with

Ast Spacemobile
Lemonade
Hims & Hers

If yes, good. But the Hims and Hers stock borders on a meme stock (as evidenced by the sort of YouTube videos covering them) and can be highly volatile depending on lineup, which is not great imo. The other two seem highly specific as well

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DBD_073@DBD_073

1Mo

@capital_captain_2126 Thanks for your comment! Hims and hers has been my best performing stock since for more than 2 years now (before it was popular). I really believe in the company to grow very hard in the coming years and in the product and platform they are building.

For ASTS I see big potential in their unique product to offer 5G all across the globe with their satellites and partnerships with huge Telecom companies. If they manage to succeed the whole world will profit from it showing it has a huge accessible market.

For lemonade same story, making insurance faster and easier for the upcoming generation is necessary in my opinion.

Hope this explains my choices a bit better, I don't mind the volatility because I believe in the products on the long term.

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Ph1l1pp@Ph1l1pp

1Mo

please do yourself a favour and buy s&p500 or any world etf instead

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