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Stefan · 2024-05-25T18:01:31.245186Z

Hi Leute ich bin noch ganz neu in der Geschichte Investitionen. Deswegen habe ich auch direkt eine Frage. Was haltet Ihr von $XTP ? Danke für eure Meinung

Das Portfoliopferd@Portfoliopferd

7Mes

Abstand.

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Das Portfoliopferd@Portfoliopferd

7Mes

If you want to throw your money in the garbage can, go ahead. But otherwise, why not start with $FTWG or $VWRL?
With $XTP you have far too much risk in one position. You want to make money in the long term, not play in the casino.

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Stefan@profit_pilot_409

7Mes

Thank you for your honest opinion

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Ace@AceDMonkey

7Mes

@Portfoliopferd Sorry, nonsense in this case. Basically, I agree with you that as a beginner, it's better to create a foundation first (which I also recommend in this case).
In this case, however, it's clear that you have no idea about Sino and didn't even briefly look into it before making your statement. Ergo, the statement "in the garbage can" is nonsense 😉

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Ace@AceDMonkey

7Mes

@Portfoliopferd @profit_pilot_409 my recommendation: first create a basis with ETF and read up on Sino. There is a good forum. Search for "Sino deserves a thread" on wallstreet online. Your instinct in this case might not be so bad. But then only as a small gamble position. Focus as I said clearly ETF

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Ace@AceDMonkey

7Mes

@profit_pilot_409 There is a new and very good interview with the Sino CEO on YouTube called "IPO of Trade Republic? Founding investor with a bold thesis | extraETF". You'll get a lot of information there 😉.
P.S. Fun fact: Sino is invested in GetQuin 😬

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Stefan@profit_pilot_409

7Mes

@AceDMo Thank you for the great tip

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Noel@Noel

7Mes

I think it's an undervalued company, or was a short time ago. You only have to look at the value of Trade Republic in the last financing round and see what percentage Sino AG owns of Trade Republic. It is my second-largest position and I am currently up around 53%. However, Sino AG has been pushed up quite a bit in the last few days and it can often go down again after such a reaction. Everyone has to decide for themselves whether now is the right time to get in or whether it is better to wait. As a newcomer to investing, I would opt for an ETF and not put a large sum into a single share, but rather start with a small savings plan to at least diversify over time.

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MrFinanzen@MrFinanzen

7Mes

My sublime advice is to invest in ETFs first and at the same time acquire a profound knowledge by reading selected specialist literature.

It is extremely important to distance yourself from the opinions of the masses and make decisions solely on the basis of sound facts and data.

Although gut feeling should not be completely disregarded, data must always take precedence.

Only in this way can truly well-founded and sustainable investment decisions be made.

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Stefan@profit_pilot_409

7Mes

@MrFinanzen On which websites can I find out specifically about companies that will intern me?

I already have books for beginners and I definitely needed them. 👌🏻

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MrFinanzen@MrFinanzen

7Mes

@profit_pilot_409
Here are some sites that should help you: Trading View, Google News, Finanzen Net and the investor pages of the respective companies.

These sources provide valuable information and insights to help you make informed decisions.

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Barsten@Barsten

7Mes

Nothing at all; nothing at all; not the slightest bit.

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Stulle 🥪@Stullen-Portfolio

7Mes

Especially in the early stages of many investors, the following can often be observed:
"Greed eats brains"

This should be a kind of warning, without wanting to trigger you in any way. Expected returns aren't everything... You also need to understand the difference between investing and speculating/trading -> plus what your actual goal is and whether you have the necessary skills and knowledge to realistically achieve it 🎯🤷‍♂️

Greetings
🥪

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port01_andy@port01_andy

7Mes

As you can see today (May 27), it is nonsense to listen to the ETF preachers, hope you were also invested. You are losing far too much return in the long term with these ETF cult disciples. Regards

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