Today I already cashed out my first stock, which was up +1000%, plus my initial investment and +50% after taxes. 🎉🥂🎉

Whether the stock market is doing well or poorly, remember to take care of yourselves and enjoy life. I’m sending you, my dear community, warm vacation greetings and wish you a wonderful weekend. It’s about 10 degrees cooler here than in many parts of Germany, so it’s quite pleasant.

The first 100,000 was back in the day—and not in euros. To be precise, it was in the ’90s and in dollars.

A lot has happened since then. Especially inflation.

The 100k figure was originally chosen so that the expected annual increase in value would make your own savings rate less important. Loss of purchasing power and rising wages mean that the threshold is now closer to 200,000 euros than 100,000 USD.

Anyone who was just celebrating hitting 100k in their portfolio and thought things would get easier now is in for a rude awakening. You’ve only made it halfway. And by the time you reach the other half, you’ll probably need 250,000 euros—not 200,000 euros anymore. Life is a bitch.

What I’m trying to say is: Keep going, keep pushing forward!

Who’s already hit 200k?

🆘 < 10k in the portfolio

😭 < 50k in the portfolio

😂 < 100k in the portfolio

👍< 200k im Depot

♥️ >= 200k in the portfolio

🚀 >= 1 million in the portfolio

So: Today I went to the gym, had a healthy breakfast, followed by a protein shake, ate some fruit, and then went to yoga. Everything’s great!

Okay, she’s probably stopped reading by now... 😜

Joking aside: It’s just too hot to write a huge post right now. But I’m busy gathering information in the background for a bigger post—one focused on cars—covering everything related to the automotive world (trade, sales, liquidity, lifestyle, etc.). The post will be geared toward us mere mortals. So forget about any 1/1 supercars that nobody’s ever heard of—instead, it’ll be about the everyday cars we see on the roads.

For now, I’d just like to ask: What kind of car do you drive, and how satisfied are you with it? Or is it about time for an upgrade? Do you maybe even trade in cars on the side or export them? Whatever the case—I’m looking forward to hearing a little about your experiences before I get started on writing the big post.

So I hope this helps you all unwind a bit, and I’d like to wish you all a wonderful weekend already!

~ Rendite Rudin

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My personal problem with the stock market is thinking about the future. Inevitably, the following thoughts have always come up: "at some point" "when my portfolio is big enough, then..." "in a few years". But the future doesn't even exist. What about in 20 years? What about in 10? How realistic are projections of life in the future? Will I still be fit enough to pursue my passion in 20 years' time?

The most critical thing I ever read on this platform was a question from a user asking whether he should spend money on a vacation, as it could also be invested in the future.

Personally, I can only take the middle way and always try to live in the here and now and experience moments consciously. The only thing we have is the here and now. In the event of a long and healthy life, the deposit would then be the safeguard for the future.

We are currently doing 600 km across the Alps. From Innsbruck via the Brenner Pass, Brixen, Bolzano, Trento to Lake Garda and back. All by bike plus luggage. As we are in the finance bubble here, are there certainly one or two bikers on getquin? If so, what are your plans?