same as title, feel free to provide as much as details as you like (assets, time horizon, strategy etc)
2% per month
27% yearly? This is more than the best investors have gotten systematically over years.
very much doable though even with simple strategy in this environment. institutions overhedge and have sizeable exposures in sectors which aren’t moving anywhere
I aim to beat benchmark (sp500). Last 5 years I think I was successful in it. Not by much. Obviously I won’t dump all of my portfolio into “some cool stock” (even though half of my picks brought 100%+ profits) Most of my portfolio is stock. Most of the stock is index. Plus occasional growth stock - tech mostly. Horizon is from few years to retirement.
Care to share some tickers ?
Past performing tickers, still holding: AAXN @ 65 AMD @ 11 AMZN @ 850 BA @ 98 (bought COVID dip) RDFN @ 28 (2017, had to be very patient) SHOP @ 200 SQ @ 25 (my biggest winner, woo-hoo) Recently added: ASAN @ 30 AFRM @ 101 Ps: obviously it’s not an investment advice, but rather a weird flex, lol
10x within 5-10 years
8% yoy
0%. Just started to look at investing. I have saved close to 300k though in the last few years and it’s safe in the bank. Is it a good time to invest ?.
i guess the answer is always it depends. but fed is printing money like there is no tomorrow (and will continue to do so until 2023) so stocks on average will have a good time. i would advise to take maybe 10-20k first and start investing and gradually add more as you get some success and a feel for it. invest in stuff what you either profoundly understand and can build a thesis around or you have high quality signals around it (eg. ppl you look up to are into a stock or a sector with convincing arguments but the mainstream hasn’t picked it up yet - that’s some level of proprietary information there). but always do your own research. understand the downside of trades/ investments you are making and be comfortable with it - otherwise it’s gambling which is emotionally draining. personally i treat investing as a game of building a thesis how the world (or the performance of a company and the general sentiment around it) will look like in the future. so it’s more about capitalising on your unique worldview and ability to understand trends and signals then just making money (but both elements are essential) i hope this helps, feel free to dm if you have questions
No. Stay on the sidelines. When it’s going down you are fearful and you should stay on the sidelines. But when it starts going back up it could only be temporary so you should stay on the sidelines until it’s back at all time highs at which point it is expensive so you should stay on the sidelines.