Sounds great, everyone starts out and after a short time thinks they know better than the market. I see a lot of blue chips and ETFs in your portfolio, that should be your basis and I would expand it properly. All in all, I wouldn't recommend quite so many positions at first, but at least always put 1k in. In my experience, this is a very good strategy (order costs etc.) and your view of the position is also different than if you only have "peanuts" in it :)
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Thank you for your feedback.
You've also saved me further questions. I was still lying in bed last night and thought to myself why do I have too many positions when the people who tell me this have even more positions.
I guess it's the ratio of the number of positions to the position balance.
Thank you for your feedback.
You've also saved me further questions. I was still lying in bed last night and thought to myself why do I have too many positions when the people who tell me this have even more positions.
I guess it's the ratio of the number of positions to the position balance.
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Yes, exactly, I always try to stay under 30, that's a good size for me to keep a bit of an overview. But I also always tidy up if something new comes up
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