Shake&Bake
Party Liaison
- Joined
- Jan 19, 2007
- Messages
- 22,254
Signed up yesterday and was number 203 and today I am 101.
Tsek man Wena!
Signed up yesterday and was number 203 and today I am 101.
So I actually checked every MYBB portfolio (that is visible) and was astonished to see that there was almost no purchasing of ETF's. In the few portfolios where there was it was less than 20% of the portfolio. So most people from MYBB that have entered are going with purchases of individual companies. Anyways, I still think diversification has a place so I have bought 100% ETF's, most being STXDIVI and the rest being Nedbank BettaBeta. Gonna see if the diversified lazy mans couch potato approach will get me to the top 20% by year end. I predict it will. Someone betting big on a few companies will beat me but I am not aiming to be the best, only to be in the top 20% and prove once again that managed funds don't often beat the diversified approach.
50% etfs here - RMB midcap and rmb top 40![]()
Ja lets talk more about me, want some investment tips?,![]()
As we can both see here, i'm kinda a expert when it comes to this kind of stuff![]()
lol
What you've done isn't a sound investment strategy. If you were trading, then absolutely you're doing fantastically - but all your eggs are in 2 baskets here and you can't sell in this game should bad news hit one of them...
You guys know if there is a gloating thread somewhere?
http://tinyurl.com/84vfrsy
Tsek man Wena!
![]()
![]()
jislaaik I think I was sabotaged cause today I am 108 on the Richer Scale.
If you think this is bad, try trading. I've registered on the Fin24 site - they allow trading, complete with transaction costs. Yesterday I still made decent profit, today I'm making a horrible loss. I'm so glad it's just a simulation....
Mmm, up a nice little bit. Now almost in the top 100. Do think I was a bit hasty in buying - not diversified as much as I would like.
You guys know if there is a gloating thread somewhere?
Just for you I've added some gloat buttons to the leaderboard![]()