11Mes
I took a look at your site.
It's actually rock solid.
Perhaps not several analyses a week but maybe 1-2 a month?
The current pace doesn't really motivate me to order another newsletter.
I generally don't just buy more, as you yourself write in your article: An analysis is essential and I only buy if I'm either very sure that I'm right or I find an analysis that I can understand AND that I agree with (with the exception of ETFs).
It might also help if you publish your portfolio.
Unfortunately, there are enough influencers who recommend individual stocks, but then invest 99% in ETFs themselves.
It's actually rock solid.
Perhaps not several analyses a week but maybe 1-2 a month?
The current pace doesn't really motivate me to order another newsletter.
I generally don't just buy more, as you yourself write in your article: An analysis is essential and I only buy if I'm either very sure that I'm right or I find an analysis that I can understand AND that I agree with (with the exception of ETFs).
It might also help if you publish your portfolio.
Unfortunately, there are enough influencers who recommend individual stocks, but then invest 99% in ETFs themselves.
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11Mes
Hi Markus, thanks for your feedback. My portfolio can be viewed by anyone who follows me here on Getquin. So in the end it is published. My current portfolio allocation is 68.3% individual stocks, 23.6% ETFs and 8.1% crypto. You have to decide for yourself whether the newsletter is worthwhile for you. But since it doesn't cost anything and I don't send anything except for the newly published articles, I don't see what disadvantage a subscription should have. But of course it's not compulsory.
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10Mes
@investorsapiens I think what Markus means is a typical portfolio link that you often see here. There you have more analysis information than just the list of purchased shares (you can't see more under Profile -> Portfolio).
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