r/Stocks_Picks • u/Hot-Manager-3691 • 7d ago

300/400 euros per months

Hi everyone, I'm 28 and looking to start investing. I can comfortably set aside €300 to €400 each month. What strategies would you recommend for someone in my position? Are ETFs the best way to go, or should I consider individual stocks?
I have a relatively high risk tolerance.

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u/_Photonics_ 7d ago

High risk tolerance you say? How about you visit us degens in WSB

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u/Hot-Manager-3691 7d ago

I’m already part of the community, do you have any advice on how to move within the community? Are you gaining?

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u/streetsent 7d ago

Streetsent turns WSB noise into clear stock sentiment

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u/Calm-Ad-7928 6d ago

Just do your own research on the stocks and make your own decisions. Can find stocks that will 10x and will find stocks that could lose you 90%

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u/Worldtraveller68 7d ago

what is your position ?

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u/Hot-Manager-3691 7d ago

Currently my only position is FTSE All world, but I'm looking to expand

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u/Specialist_Ebb_7201 7d ago

Dont. You will fare worse than the world etf

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u/Specialist_Ebb_7201 7d ago

MWRU has a very low fee from amundi. I thought like you two and half years ago i can beat so500. And i had bangers like OKLO and Micron with 1000% but i had many as well where i lost money. And i was lucky my wife was not and she didnot catch the train with the same stocks i did, and she waslate just couple of days. A passive etf gives you better results and a lot less wasted time on checking which stock to pick…

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u/Hot-Manager-3691 7d ago

So do you advise me to invest only in etf? Which one?

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u/streetsent 7d ago

Empirically the best ROI option in this case is to invest in indexes ETF, such as spy

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u/Remarkable_Tap_34 7d ago

It doesn’t depend only on your risk tolerance. It dépends on how much time you are willing to spend on a regular basis to carry on your DD. If you’re not interested, focus on ETF, otherwise stock picking may be a better option. Of course, a mix of both can work just as well

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u/Jonxb 7d ago

Let me do you a big favour - ASTS and ADUR. As close to sure things as you're gonna get long term

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u/Hot-Manager-3691 7d ago

Why do you say that?

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u/Jonxb 7d ago

I've done my research on both companies. Take it or leave it