I'm in now too 📈

Nothing wrong in the long term🤩

$NOVO B (+5,32%)

Hims & Hers may no longer sell their self-produced derivative of the Novo Nordisk slimming agent. The bottleneck (which allowed them to do so) has been removed.

Maybe that's why it's going up so steeply today.

$NOVO B (+5,32%) I'm pleased that I've made almost 8% in 3 days, but isn't that going a little too fast?

at possibly the right time at the beginning of the week. My average entry point is now around €84.

$PFE (+1,91%) thrown out with approx. -24%.

Reallocation to something more sensible.

If the 🔪 falls, we buy more via a savings plan.

Again and again I read comments like: "Why don't you wait for a bottom?"when it comes to entering a share that is currently falling.

But what exactly is a bottom?

My personal definition would be:

A bottom is formed when the last low higher than the previous low low and additionally the last high is exceeded.

However, this definition is relative. An example: The share of $NOVO B (+5,32%) .

I am convinced that the company has a lot of long-term potential and am considering further expanding my position.

But how do you determine the right time?

• Should you buy the 1-month chart or is the monthly chart meaningless?
• Should I use the SMA 50 - 200 lines as a guide?
• Are there certain technical signalsthat should also be taken into account?
• How do experienced analysts define a stable bottom?

I would be pleased to hear your views, as I have little experience in this area.

$NOVO B (+5,32%) or $LLY (+0,32%) ?

I think I'll bet on both, you?

Given the fundamental data, the company will recover. Had to buy it.

Hello to the community ✌️

I am new to this platform and would like to introduce my portfolio to you. I am more or less a newbie on the stock market. During the first corona lockdown, I started to get involved with the stock market. Towards the end of 2021/beginning of 2022, I opened my portfolio. I watched a lot of YouTube videos, read books and looked into finfluencers. Since then, I have been diligently buying and selling shares. Of course, I also had to learn a lot - and after three years of "stock market experience" I'm still paying, but fortunately not as much!

I recently discovered the Getquin platform and have been diligently reading posts and comments here. I'm curious to see what the more experienced among you have to say about my portfolio. I hope to gain a lot of added value from the platform and am therefore looking forward to numerous tips and suggestions for improvement.

Before I became intensively involved with the stock market, I had already saved a certain amount of money. Originally, this money was intended as equity for a condominium. But then came the coronavirus crisis, and during the first lockdown I decided to "spend" it on the stock market instead.

At first, like probably many beginners, I randomly bought whatever YouTubers and finfluencers recommended - without any real knowledge or experience. A good friend told me at the time: "Invest all your money in the $IWDA (-1,03%)
and just let it run." But I had skepticism, fear and a lot of "But, but, but..." in my head. That's why I initially only invested a portion and later switched to the $VWCE (-0,92%) to achieve a broader diversification. At the same time, I regularly bought and sold individual shares, etc....

Initially, my focus was strongly on dividends and dividend yields, but since last year I've been increasingly concentrating on growth stocks, so I haven't bought the $VWCE (-0,92%) not bought any more for the time being. I want to change that over time and weight the ETF even higher

My current portfolio:

It currently consists of 36 positions:

- 1 World ETF

- 35 Individual stocks

I would like to reduce my portfolio to 30 positions or fewer in order to be more focused.

My strategy:

I plan to hold approx. 18-20 shares as growth stocks as growth stocks. The remaining positions should be dividend growth stocks be dividend growth stocks.

The technology/semiconductor sector has been weak recently (apart from Palantir), but I am convinced that it will outperform the market over the next few years. I would therefore like to hold this sector with 30-35% of the portfolio of the portfolio.

$PLTR (-3,33%) is my largest position, but I have been thinking about liquidating it for a few weeks now because the valuation now seems to me to be beyond good and evil. However, I am actually a friend of letting profits run.

With REITs I'm still undecided as to whether I should liquidate them or keep them for diversification.

$DHR (+1,24%) Over time, I would like to replace$SYK (-0,56%) but no suitable opportunity has yet arisen.

$NOVO B (+5,32%) , $ASML (-0,72%) , $ALV (-0,14%) and $MC (+0,4%) should cover my European block. With these 4 stocks, I am optimistic that things will pick up again in the near future.

Planned portfolio allocation for the next few years:

TECHNOLOGY / SEMICONDUCTORS 30%

HEALTH 20%

FINANCES 15%

CONSUMER GOODS 15%

CONSUMER STAPLES 10%

INDUSTRY 5%

REITS 5%

I am looking forward to your tips and opinion, and maybe you have any stocks to add to my portfolio🫡 and sorry for the full text 😅

Have a nice evening 😬