I've been building my €180.000,- portfolio since 2022.
My long-term goal is to outperform the S&P 500. Currently, I am in the lead.
Since 2022, I have had an average annual return of 24.47%.
Here is my full portfolio:
@Mr_Derivatives That might actually be an idea for a swing trade. Personally, I wouldn't invest long-term. The hype will die down 3-4 years after the release.
Does anyone here not make any investment decisions based on this war? I personally focus almost exclusively on what the companies are driving forward in terms of quality.
The US is increasing diplomatic pressure on Iran by proposing that Tehran be referred to the U Security Council over its stonewalling of nuclear inspectors https://t.co/HYbgdeSWyU
@damnang2 The likely reasoning is that more capacity leads to more usage, and more usage leads to a capacity bottleneck. Currently, most models are limited by the number of tokens. If this limit is removed, I'll use it much more, requiring more capacity.
@Fiscal_ai Normally I would say no. But it seems that more computing power leads to more demand, and more demand leads to more computing power. A seemingly endless cycle.
A German start-up has become the first ever commercial entity to launch a rocket into orbit from Europe, marking a leap forward for the continent’s efforts to catch up with the US space market. https://t.co/Ot9wRx8hOK
Good Morning everyone,
both he S&P500 and QQQ are starting green today in Europe.
The US stock market is closed today. What are we researching today?
@amitisinvesting Agree.
If there is a market for so many different car brands, there is also a market for Tesla, Waymo Uber and all others. But the battle will be very interesting to watch.
@LongGameEquity Buffett said that the circle of competence does not mean understanding every aspect of the business, but mainly how it makes money. But I agree, I think its the new CEO who is highly involved this time.