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My thoughts on Sunday " especially to the young people "

Good morning, my dears,


I have only really felt what the "getquin community" is all about in the last week.

For the very great and warm words I would like to thank all thank you very much.


I would like to motivate the silent readers even more to write a post, to comment and also to 👍. Because this👍is the recognition and motivation for me and everyone else who invests their free time in research and work for you to continue.


But don't be afraid to create a post yourself. Nothing is wrong, and most of us are not professionals or experts. Just put your questions or thoughts in the post.

It can only be positive for the community and connect even more.


Another thought from me is that, fortunately, more and more young people on this portal.


It gives me so much pleasure to see how here young and old can benefit from each other. The older ones can perhaps use their experience to help the younger ones avoid making mistakes. But the older ones can also learn so much from the youngsters. What I notice again and again in the very well-researched posts.

You have a completely different view of future technologies and that's why you are an absolute asset.


Whether you are young or old, male or female, it makes absolutely no difference.


I don't want to get too political now, because unfortunately politics is becoming more and more divisive and I miss constructive discussions more and more.


And here, in the pension discussion, people are also trying a little young and old against each other.


And that's why I would just like to give you young people my thoughts to think about.


I envy you for the knowledge and information that is made available to you on portals such as getquin. You have a huge bouquet of flowers, no, a forest at your disposal to inform yourselves.

AI takes investing to a whole new level.


In my day there was very little, a bit of Telebörse and 3sat Börse where you picked your mushrooms in the stock market game. Or every week you tried to get hold of various specialist magazines as quickly as possible. Prices were only available via teletext.

And it was even more difficult to get key figures.

The Internet had not yet been born or was still in its infancy.

Therefore, buying and selling was only possible by telephone or a visit to the bank.


Dear young people, you have completely different opportunities to build up a fortune, crypto and ETFs didn't exist in our time either.

What's more, even the last of you should now be aware that "pensions are not secure".

Because the elderly were constantly lied to with the words "Pensions are safe".


Therefore, dear young people, I would also ask you for a little understanding for the elderly.


The poverty in old age has to be financed in the same way in the end. But this should probably not be in our interest.


Thank you for reading.


And, as always, I look forward to a constructive discussion.


Successful together.


Your Tenbagger

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That's exactly why I'm here ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Anyone who even enters the Getquin bubble is already miles ahead of their peers. We represent perhaps 5% of the population.

We should all be aware of this here: we are in the same boat and are trying to sail through the storm of the financial markets, whether with 2k or 2m 💪
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@Epi
Yes, unfortunately this has not yet reached politicians
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@Epi I don't think it's even 5%, rather less. 17.6% of the population invest in shares/ETFs/crypto
Presumably about 1% of people can live from this, 12-13% invest stubbornly in some investment products such as funds or have bought 50 Volkswagen shares at some point and then no longer bothered with them, leaving about 3-4% who actively manage their portfolio. In our bubble here there is already quite a lot of specialist knowledge that complements each other well.
But I think it's actually difficult for newcomers to find their way around the bubble because it's quite specialized and the stocks discussed here are mostly not mainstream stocks like $NVDA, $KO or anything else but quite special. I mean titles like $INT $PNG $SOFI etc. Which is of course always a certain risk
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@Hotte1909 You're probably right. 5% was pretty optimistic. Our bubble is all the more bubbly. 😅
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@Epi that may be. But we are all multipliers.

My children are over 18 and one of them can already stand on their own two feet. And yet: I support their monthly savings installments with a three-digit amount and enjoy the investment successes together with them. And when the bears get the upper hand, we confirm that perseverance is the trick and every installment buys the dip.

In short: the children are not (yet) on Getquin, but they do benefit in a roundabout way from the valuable contributions and team spirit here.
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I see it the same way.

The older generation must not make the mistake of claiming that they have been taught the ropes, like the generations before them.
Other views on problems/innovations are always important.

Life should be a place of constant trying, falling down and learning from it.

And hopefully the younger generation will learn that personal responsibility brings the greatest freedom.
Regardless of whether a state institution tells you that it involves risk/danger, freedom is superior to everything else.

P.s.
Pensions are also safe.
Only no statement/promise was made about the value of the pension 🤣😬🫶🏻
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My thoughts on appreciation. Giving a 👍🏼 doesn't hurt and it confirms to us that the creator is not making the effort of posting in vain.
I have just seen for the first time how many views my contributions have and what the reactions are.
It's about 1% of readers who leave a 👍🏼.
Either my posts are uninteresting or the topic of appreciation urgently needs more attention here. 🤷🏼‍♂️
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@TradingHase
No, carry on with the contributions.
I also use the 👍 very sparingly.
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@TradingHase
I also love the great photos with the bunny
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@Tenbagger2024 That makes me very happy 😊
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Thanks for this post, with clear words to the younger ones of us.
For my 1974 model year, the stock exchange was something alien, from another planet. There was no access.
And the supposed knowledge that my pension was secure.
Plus inadequate financial education.

Unfortunately, I still see it far too often in my environment that young people, by which I even mean everyone up to the age of 30, don't think about their retirement and spend all their money "on their heads" and fall into the "buy now, pay later" credit trap.
Society needs to educate young people much earlier on how to handle capital.
We can all do our bit here on getquin and simply address this topic with young people in our private lives and arouse interest in capital accumulation and retirement planning!

It's all the nicer that more and more young users are joining in, getting involved and even making their own posts.
To be honest, I didn't have anything like this in my head when I was 17, even if it was a different time.
I have the greatest respect for that!
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@TradingHase
Thank you for your. great and valuable comment
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@TradingHase Very well described.
But I think it is deliberately done so that young people never learn/know how to handle money or invest.
Because the whole system consists of creating debt.
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@Wiktor_06 I don't even want to think about it.
A financially enlightened youth could have such great added value for society as a whole. I'm sticking to poking young people and perhaps arousing interest or at least making them think about the very distant future of pensions.
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@TradingHase You're right. I've noticed myself that 3 people in my class are interested in investing. When I talk to people about it, they usually want to change the subject. One colleague has €73,000 in his savings account. And only invests €5,000. I've tried so many times to persuade him to park it all in a WTF. But he doesn't want to understand.
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You are the engine of this community, thank you for the post again! If I were getquin, I would offer you a community manager role for sure, you deserve it 🙏
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Great ! 👏 With this in mind, have a great Sunday.
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Really very well done post.
As you say yourself, this playing off old and young simply doesn't make sense in the long term.
I'm grateful every day for the people who sit down here to make investing a little easier for other people.
It's not something that can be taken for granted.

I hope the young and the old get together even more to exchange ideas.
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Thank you for your time, Tenbagger !
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I don't think you should forget that we are in a (strong) bubble here. Young people who are interested in this topic are rather rare, but are certainly increasing, especially with the easy access to information (social media) about finance.
"Well played" in any case to all under 20s who are on getquin. You can learn a lot here :)
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Solved like a speech - thank you!
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I was just thinking about the 3sat stock exchange this week. 🥰
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@Olli68
I even have a book about it. Maybe I'll post something from it
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@Tenbagger2024 that would be very interesting 👍
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@Tenbagger2024 That would be great 👍
Thanks for your contribution, have a successful week 😁
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@financial_ninja_psqcv
Thank you dear, I wish you the same ♥️
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