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$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  PCT: Girl Portfolio All Market Leaders Then All-In Into1 Which You Are Very Very Comfortable With v10.0 : PCT = Pandas Coffee Talk. With Tiger Fractional Shares 1.00USD. That mean you can girl portfolios on all market leaders tickers at 1.00USD each. Then calculate your wins for each tickers in spreadsheets at least weekly. Just decide without sleep every nites. And go all-in in one of that best tickers. Highly recommended that tickers must price increases daily so you don't panic sellings. Once somethings go wrong south. Run away like hell & cash out everythings. Repeat with next best ticker.

Here is how I would decide how many stocks to hold: As all matters regarding personal finance, it would depend on the individual. A number that would be suitable for one person may notbe suitable for another.  1) Risk tolerance: How are you able to take loss? Are you fine with losing 100% of your investment? [Thinking]  Or is any number in the red going to give you sleepless nights?[Gosh]   Diversification with more stocks would reduce concentration risk but would likely reduce your upside. After all, fortune favours the bold! 📈[Miser]   2) Investing skill and experience: Are you an expert in your field, allowing you to find market opportunities that the average person cannot spot? [Thinking]  How long have you been invested in the sto

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Well, from my experience, the ideal case will be not holding too much stocks at one go, else it will mess up your portfolio. When everything is good and while market is in bull run, there is no any issue. However, once the market starts to crash and become bear, it will be challenging for you to clear up your portfolio. Firstly, it is due to there are too many stocks for you to monitor and react. Secondly, it's mental, when you saw 20-30 of your holdings are losing big, you will lost to the interest and choose not to face the reality by cutting loss and leave your holdings continue to bleed, hoping them to rebound asap. The lesson that I try to flow through is, it might affect your decision making when you are holding too many stocks. Last but not least, a general benchmark: 10k fund : 2-

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   I think this will depend on the individual. if those individuals have more [USD]  [USD]  [USD]  then perhaps can hold more stocks and etf. for those starting out, etf might be a good way to begin. of course holding more stocks may mean more time to manage and diversification is safer. otherwise, can go for auto-invest, rsp, etc, these features will help with managing the portfolio [smile] [smile] [smile] @DiAngel @Shyon @Aqa @GoodLife99

I think this will depend on the individual. if those individuals have more [USD] [USD] [USD] then perhaps can hold more stocks and etf. for those starting out, etf might be a good way to begin. of course holding more stocks may mean more time to manage and diversification is safer. otherwise, can go for auto-invest, rsp, etc, these features will help with managing the portfolio [smile] [smile] [smile] @DiAngel @Shyon @Aqa @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @rL

Now, one book that changed the way I think about selling a stock was by Phillip Fisher: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits. It was one of my favourite books when I started investing. He taught me 3 golden rules on when to sell a stock. And this forever changed the way I looked at “selling”. Here’s when I’d sell my stock (and hopefully it will help you too): When a stock no longer meets my investment checklist. This means, the company keeps reporting falling revenues, profits and its competitive moat is disrupted. Typically, you can tell this from 1-2 financial quarters that something is wrong. I made a mistake (misjudgment): when facts of a company are actually less favourable than I first thought. Sometimes, this could be my own error, where I might get “too excited” over a company’s prod

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Target 8 mega stocks with consistent earnings beat and yoy profit, with good spread across good sectors/reputable companies.  Ai - $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$  Web services - $Amzn, $META Others - $Vist surprisingly consistent growth stock Luxury - $EL.  Fund - $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$ for rainy days.  Be ready to vary the spread during earnings and potential Fed downside. 

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🌟🌟🌟📮📮📮Warren Buffett believes in the power of investing in ETFs, in particular his favourite ETF is $Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$ which tracks the S&P500 Index at a low expense ratio of just 0.03%.  I must confess I also like to invest in ETFs  and they have generated good returns for me. ETFs or Exchange Traded Funds have been increasingly popular in recent years.  In contrast I find that investing in single stocks gives me more anxiety especially when bad news hits.    For example $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  share price has been rather volatile recently due to intense competition leading to lower profit margins.  Its share price is now down by 20% year t

I have my CN25 portfolio which is a selected of 25 counters in a diversified spread - Tech, Healthcare, Staples, crypto, cyber, solar, fintech

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Opinions from "experts" very varied; no sure win formula. Prefer having a few strong stocks with consistent dividend payouts; avoid "risky" stocks with likely sudden high gain / loss.

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🌟🌟🌟📮📮📮Warren Buffett believes in the power of investing in ETFs, in particular his favourite ETF is $Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$ which tracks the S&P500 Index at a low expense ratio of just 0.03%.  I must confess I also like to invest in ETFs  and they have generated good returns for me. ETFs or Exchange Traded Funds have been increasingly popular in recent years.  In contrast I find that investing in single stocks gives me more anxiety especially when bad news hits.    For example $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  share price has been rather volatile recently due to intense competition leading to lower profit margins.  Its share price is now down by 20% year t

Here is how I would decide how many stocks to hold: As all matters regarding personal finance, it would depend on the individual. A number that would be suitable for one person may notbe suitable for another.  1) Risk tolerance: How are you able to take loss? Are you fine with losing 100% of your investment? [Thinking]  Or is any number in the red going to give you sleepless nights?[Gosh]   Diversification with more stocks would reduce concentration risk but would likely reduce your upside. After all, fortune favours the bold! 📈[Miser]   2) Investing skill and experience: Are you an expert in your field, allowing you to find market opportunities that the average person cannot spot? [Thinking]  How long have you been invested in the sto

I would suggest having at least 20 stocks, with each stock having an allocation of 5% for a start. If one of these companies go under, you won't lose more than 5% of your capital. Think about lasting the marathon first before you think about your first pot of gold.

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Welcome to Thursday Special!When it comes to investing in stocks, the cornerstone is "certainty." It may seem like the number of stocks you hold is closely related to how much capital you have. In reality, is that true?[Doubt]Here is an interesting example:Imagine you're absolutely certain your girlfriend will say yes to marrying you, and you love her dearly. The probability of her becoming your wife approaches 100%! [Applaud]In such a scenario of "high probability of success," do you need to date others? It's not about how much money you have; it's about the certainty you have in your relationship.Some "experts" advise investors: If you have a small amount of capital, holding 2 or 3 stocks is sufficient, while those with over 5 million should hold 10 or more stocks.Other experts argue: Ho

Now, one book that changed the way I think about selling a stock was by Phillip Fisher: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits. It was one of my favourite books when I started investing. He taught me 3 golden rules on when to sell a stock. And this forever changed the way I looked at “selling”. Here’s when I’d sell my stock (and hopefully it will help you too): When a stock no longer meets my investment checklist. This means, the company keeps reporting falling revenues, profits and its competitive moat is disrupted. Typically, you can tell this from 1-2 financial quarters that something is wrong. I made a mistake (misjudgment): when facts of a company are actually less favourable than I first thought. Sometimes, this could be my own error, where I might get “too excited” over a company’s prod

Well, from my experience, the ideal case will be not holding too much stocks at one go, else it will mess up your portfolio. When everything is good and while market is in bull run, there is no any issue. However, once the market starts to crash and become bear, it will be challenging for you to clear up your portfolio. Firstly, it is due to there are too many stocks for you to monitor and react. Secondly, it's mental, when you saw 20-30 of your holdings are losing big, you will lost to the interest and choose not to face the reality by cutting loss and leave your holdings continue to bleed, hoping them to rebound asap. The lesson that I try to flow through is, it might affect your decision making when you are holding too many stocks. Last but not least, a general benchmark: 10k fund : 2-

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  PCT: Girl Portfolio All Market Leaders Then All-In Into1 Which You Are Very Very Comfortable With v10.0 : PCT = Pandas Coffee Talk. With Tiger Fractional Shares 1.00USD. That mean you can girl portfolios on all market leaders tickers at 1.00USD each. Then calculate your wins for each tickers in spreadsheets at least weekly. Just decide without sleep every nites. And go all-in in one of that best tickers. Highly recommended that tickers must price increases daily so you don't panic sellings. Once somethings go wrong south. Run away like hell & cash out everythings. Repeat with next best ticker.

I think this will depend on the individual. if those individuals have more [USD] [USD] [USD] then perhaps can hold more stocks and etf. for those starting out, etf might be a good way to begin. of course holding more stocks may mean more time to manage and diversification is safer. otherwise, can go for auto-invest, rsp, etc, these features will help with managing the portfolio [smile] [smile] [smile] @DiAngel @Shyon @Aqa @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @rL

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   I think this will depend on the individual. if those individuals have more [USD]  [USD]  [USD]  then perhaps can hold more stocks and etf. for those starting out, etf might be a good way to begin. of course holding more stocks may mean more time to manage and diversification is safer. otherwise, can go for auto-invest, rsp, etc, these features will help with managing the portfolio [smile] [smile] [smile] @DiAngel @Shyon @Aqa @GoodLife99

I hold more than 10 SG counters and more than 6 US counters. Diversification is the word. Unfortunately, during pandemic, no matter which sectors you are holding, you will be hit badly. Apparently, diversification is not applicable during the tough time. But gradually, you will see some sectors recover much faster than the others. This year, i m trying to venture into sectors that i have never thought of in the past. Maybe my main focus this year is dividends. [Bless][Bless][Bless][USD][USD][USD]. Thus, no venture no gains. I have a long horizon as i m a long term investor. [Smile]

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$Rolls Royce Holdings plc(RYCEY)$ I hold many stocks like tech, pharmaceutical, esg etc Simply grateful that this Lunar New Year 2024 - Wood Dragon brought me a great year with a start of big surprises[Call]  [Call]  [Call]  [Heart]  [Love]    Happy Chap Goh Mei @vodkalime  @GoodLife99  @ahyi  @Zarkness  @HelenJanet  @Tiger_chat  

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Target 8 mega stocks with consistent earnings beat and yoy profit, with good spread across good sectors/reputable companies.  Ai - $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$  Web services - $Amzn, $META Others - $Vist surprisingly consistent growth stock Luxury - $EL.  Fund - $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$ for rainy days.  Be ready to vary the spread during earnings and potential Fed downside. 

Serious portfolio management and over 10 stocks to minimize risk and maximize returns is needed for over 5 million. 2 or 3 stocks is suffice for small amount of capital. Experts’ advice is definitely correct!

Opinions from "experts" very varied; no sure win formula. Prefer having a few strong stocks with consistent dividend payouts; avoid "risky" stocks with likely sudden high gain / loss.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   I have my CN25 portfolio which is a selected of 25 counters in a diversified spread - Tech, Healthcare, Staples, crypto, cyber, solar, fintech

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ I have my CN25 portfolio which is a selected of 25 counters in a diversified spread - Tech, Healthcare, Staples, crypto, cyber, solar, fintech

I have my CN25 portfolio which is a selected of 25 counters in a diversified spread - Tech, Healthcare, Staples, crypto, cyber, solar, fintech