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Marc
1 year ago

You could say that, yeah.

A strategy and principles are important. From (negative) experiences (other) one should learn, but cannot be removed from the system into corresponding products.

GuenterLeipzig
1 year ago

Definitely – who deals in detail with the subject before and does not make the usual mistakes, he will have his pleasure in shares in the predominant number of cases.

iq1000
1 year ago

You don’t avoid cars because people make accidents.

People lose money because they go into shares completely without knowledge and plan. Make yourself a plan. Then it works

archibaldesel
1 year ago

Yes, absolutely. You don’t have to compete with bad or incapable stock investors.

SeniorSteward
1 year ago

You don’t buy single titles, but ETF.

GuenterLeipzig
1 year ago
Reply to  SeniorSteward

Depends on the investment amount.

SeniorSteward
1 year ago
Reply to  GuenterLeipzig

If you’re looking for long enough, it always comes to “drauf”, everything. Could have pulverized EUR 50 million with WireCard. And then?

GuenterLeipzig
1 year ago

A smart investor looks at the balance sheets and GuV invoices before a stock purchase.

Of course, in the case of erroneous accounts and criminal energy, these cannot reveal all inconvenience.

For this reason, a wise investor is always struggling with his risk and never puts everything on a map.

Even if a value goes beyond the Wupper, this is no longer bad, as the effects on the overall depot are statistical noise.

I currently have over 40 individual titles in my depot, whose share weighting is between about 1 and 8%.

So if a value is to fall out, then this would mean in the static means that we speak of 4.5%.

These 4.5% are more than compensated by the remaining values.

That’s all right for me.