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Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
Hi !
To start, I think I'll invest 10,000 CHF in 10 stocks. Is it wise to distribute 1,000 CHF per value, like 20 stocks at 50 CHF, or 2 stocks at 500 CHF? And to keep more or less this distribution key over time? It seems to me that this is what you did on your 30-stock portfolio, Jérôme.
Is there a reason in terms of risk dilution? Or smoothing of dividend gains?
It seems like a write-off for the BELL.SW title
Hello Earnie
Yes, I think it's good to always keep the same initial amount when buying. However, be careful with the amount purchased per position, 1000 CHF doesn't seem very high to me, well it depends on your brokerage fees. The goal is to dilute the risk but above all to avoid the brokerage fees being too high.
More info in points 2 and 4 of the post http://www.dividendes.ch/forum-2/dividendes/questions-quand-on-commence-en-bourse/#p780
Thanks Jerome, I got it!! Fewer titles, and a larger volume of purchases to have the lowest possible brokerage fees. I will concentrate on choosing my titles. I haven't had time to browse the forum from top to bottom yet, but I imagine I will indeed find most of my answers by going through the forum.
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also watch the tutorial
But I have already watched it, but it takes several readings for it to sink into my little wooden head…. Just like the magic number, profession rentier, and another one or two books to get started (the stock market for dummies and investing today, a Swiss book by Tout Compte Fait). That's already a good basis to assimilate