Stock Investing & Trading

My Approach to Stocks

Besides Forex, I actively trade and invest in stocks. My strategy is simple and disciplined: I work with a fixed portfolio of $15,000, which I divide equally across 3 to 5 different stocks at a time.

  • If I choose 3 stocks → $5,000 each

  • If I choose 4 stocks → $3,750 each

  • If I choose 5 stocks → $3,000 each

Once the portfolio is invested, I wait until it reaches +10% growth. At that point, I exit all positions, lock in the profit (around $1,500), and then begin scanning for the next opportunity.

This cycle repeats throughout the year, compounding profits and keeping my capital constantly working.

Transparency Matters

You’ll get a 24-hour notice before I buy or sell any stock, so you have time to react. I also show full transparency by sharing my Revolut account, where you can see:

  • Every stock I buy

  • Every stock I sell

  • Profitable exits

  • Losses (because they are part of trading too)

Currently, I’m up $5,500 overall — a 30% gain. My minimum yearly target is 30%, but this year I’m aiming for 50% growth, as the opportunities are strong.

Why Follow My Stock Trades?

  • Clear and simple approach — no complicated portfolio of 50 stocks

  • Transparent results — I show both wins and losses

  • Proven track record — +30% overall performance so far

  • Ambitious but realistic goals — 30–50% annual growth target

  • Early notice — you see my moves before I take action

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How much money do I need to follow your stock trades?
You can start with any amount, but I recommend a minimum of €3,000–€5,000 to properly diversify across 3–5 stocks.

2. How often do you trade stocks?
Not daily. I look for quality setups. Usually, I complete several full portfolio cycles per year.

3. Do you guarantee profits?
No. Just like Forex, stock trading involves risk. My goal is consistent growth with risk under control.

4. How will I know when you buy or sell?
You’ll get a 24-hour notice before I take action. That gives you time to prepare and act.

5. Why not hold stocks for years like long-term investors?
My strategy focuses on shorter cycles with 10% portfolio growth targets. This approach compounds returns faster than just holding.

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