+15% CAGR returns over 6 years. I hunt for businesses with durable moats, Buffett-style. 15 years in the field. Self-taught through seminars, not a desk job
End of August 2026 portfolio update.
Since inception (2020): 15.5%
YTD: +29.8%
S&P500: +12%
Nasdaq: +2%
Here are my most recent buys YTD:
$AMZN +30.3%
$MSFT +25.8%
$MA +18.5%
$V +15.5%
$INTU +14.8%
$MELI +13.1%
$MCO +12.3%
$SPGI +5.9%
$META -4%
Most people won't trust a guy with a $20k portfolio, and I completely understand that.
I’m not here to sell you anything. I don't need nor want your money.
BUT...
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@goooonnney I don't know. If I need +10% a year, every year... I don't think so. But a +10% year average over 20 years should be doable and is also my goal.
Microsoft was the most bought stock during the Q2’s superinvestors portfolio 13f filings update.
Here's the top 10. Which ones are the best buys at current valuations and what price I would start adding?
$MSFT Hold (add <$450)🟠
$META Buy (add <$600)🟢
$V Hold (add <$300)🟠
$AMZN Hold (add <$240)🟠
$BRK.B Not interested🔴
$SPGI Hold (add <$400)🟠
$GOOG Buy (add <$340)🟢
$DIS Not interested🔴
$COF Not interested🔴
@dividendology I'd say operating cashflow as free cash flow is sometimes depressed due to (heavy) investments. This might look like free cash flow isn't growing YoY but it does over a 10yr period with some years showing depressed levels.
@RoaringHammy Our current rate is at 20% currently. Anything above that is a bonus. We're able to boost that to around 30% when our daughter goes to school next year. Kindergarten is more expensive than school.
@danhinvesting That rough. My partner and I don't have the car payments anymore as we repaid them last year. Was around 600 too and we don't have any debt repayments left nor nursery fees so that adds up.
@danellisona For me, 3 posts a days is plentiful. Can't imagine doing 10 or more per day. Perhaps if I had no 9-5 but isn't it viewed as spammy by the algorithm?
All the metrics are looking favorable for $META and it stock is finally taking action.
The price pressure was immense lately. There could be some resistance around the $680 level. Nice bounce from the $550 level we saw in August.
In Q2, U.S. ARPU rose 31% YoY.
International ARPU increased 17%.
U.S. revenue per hour grew 27% YoY.
Instagram’s U.S. daily active user time spent increased 12% YoY.
Total Q2 revenue reached $60.8 billion, an increase of 28% YoY.
@NoLimitGains I currently have roughly $25k at 34. I'm outperforming the US median as a European. I might consider this as a good thing. The gap is brutal though.
@IndexAndForget No it's good as it is. If markets become open 24/7 even more market inefficiencies will occur, which is better for the patient investor. But, as we've seen in the past 5 years, the stock market behaved in a crazy manner from time to time.
@RoaringHammy 55 is a good age to retire. Personally I prefer 45 but thats probably not attainable/sustainable for most people. I'm with. Let's see where this goes.
I've only been posting for about 2 weeks now, 3 times a day and try to reply to as much people as possible with genuine conversations. In the past week I've "violated" X rules. Assumably because I got flagged as a bot by being too active? Apparently that's a thing on here. Appealed twice and my account got restored immediately after. So yeah, it is tough.
@money_cruncher In Europe it's kind of impossible to be replaced by AI as an advisory role as those companies require specific certifications/degree which AI doesn't have. Imagine a client talking to an AI advisor would be weird and static. I don't see the rol go out of business any time soon.
We don't have a ISA in Belgium or the like. We do have a tax benefit pension fund and we can max that out with like €1,300 per year or so. I started investing at age 28 with €300 per month. Tried to hit at least €3k a year. It didn't work out as planned sometimes though. At least you're starting so keep it up and just try your best. That's all you can do