I am 19 years old and can invest around €1,300 a month.

I have made a conscious decision to invest a little more riskily at this stage of my life in order to build up assets in the long term.

That's why I'm currently taking a 30% / 30% / 40% risk:

Planned split:

• 800 € in individual shares ( $GLXY (+3%)
  @Multibagger thanks for the contribution and possibly $ONDS (+3,62%) )
• 250 € in $BTC (+0,44%)
• 
  250 € in the $CSPX (+0,63%)

My portfolio currently consists of, among other things

• $CSPX (+0,63%) ( 50%)
• $NU (+0,33%) ( 17%)
• $ONDS (+3,62%) (6%)
• $BTC (+0,44%) (5.5% -> I need to build up more in the future)
• $KAS (+3,95%) (6% , -50%)
• $SSW (-0,42%) ( 5%)
• $IREN (+11,25%) (5%)
• $SOL (+0,34%) (4%)

I am currently wavering between two strategies:

Build each position to ~€1,000, then just hold and continue to save monthly in one company with a savings plan.

OR

Strengthen the core (30 % S&P 500, 30 % BTC, 40 % individual stocks) and reduce the number of individual stocks to 5-6 in order to invest in a more focused manner.

In the long term, I would like to grow passively, but still retain the opportunity to outperform through selected growth stocks.

Thank you for reading 🚀

Morning community, I am planning to invest in companies that deal with precious metals. Would you say it is still worthwhile after the small boom or would you rather wait for the dip? Examples: $MP (+3,04%)
$SSW (-0,42%)
$MTM (+0,9%)
$LYC (+0,33%)

Greetings

comes up with the suggestion to $SSW (-0,42%) now.

Why do you want to get in now after the annual performance?

Well, I'm just a bit crazy.😎😉

I see a good entry opportunity now. I could imagine the US government getting involved. After all, with its mines in Montana, it is the only significant platinum producer in the USA. The platinum price is back at the level at which $SSW (-0,42%) earns a lot of money.

$SSW (-0,42%) I wonder if the company will ever recover. It's been going down for a long time now. And things don't look good on site either.

Subsequent purchase

Subsequent purchase

Is one of the largest primary producers of platinum and rhodium and the second largest producer of palladium.

The Group continues to be a leader in the recycling of metals from the platinum group

Steadily growing revenues/margin

P/E ratio 4.8 - dividend 6.9%

What do you think about the future prospects of Sibanye?