I feel the risk and benefit at the moment for the covered investments on the research platform has never been so excellent. Inspect it out!
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I don’t have the money at the moment, but I wish I would join.
feel free to check it for a week or two!
you have negative returns for every single stock you bought for the platforms during the last 2 years while the market is up like 30%. Any decent company that’s not in a dictatorship or operating in a dying sector is too expensive for you. I don’t think it’s quite a good time for people to join.
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What are you talking about?? Just making up facts….
This is obviously bullshit and a classic case of thinking everything that is currently going up will go up forever. The US stock market is ridiculously priced, and in a decade will your average analyst go back and in hindsight explain the problems with the current valuations.
@leopolddebilloez7434 it s fact. I have been also disapointed by sven platform 1 year ago. I have lost money trusting some of his analysis. He consistently downplay the political/dictatorship/ethical risk. There is a reason why some stock are dirt cheap but you should not invest in them due to the above.
For now -1k for 2 years subscription and 0% return… obv I’m not satisfied
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Care to elaborate, please? You mean none of Sven’s research has brought you returns?
Always easier to complain than taking a step back and asking why you’re copying someone’s method and not thinking by yourself and why your returns are not what you are expecting.
And 2 years is a short term, I am sure long term it’ll work out fine.
@@afonsodeportugal Of course.The portfolio has few positions(now he add another portfolio more diverse) ,for me now 0% returns after 1year few months(when every index skyrocketing) , I renewed 2nd year to give him trust, Sven is a good person. We’ll se!
@@alext1723 I don’t have the time and the skills at the moment, I m a passive investor, I decided to allocate a part of my capital to follow him.
Sven what’s you’re response to the criticism that you’re basically over cautious and your caution narrows your options down to near zero investments? Don’t get me wrong l like the way you weed out duff public companies by lifting the bonnet on their balance sheet and questioning their competitive durability. 👍
That’s value investing. Low risk high reward. Buffett has also been waiting for years. He doesn’t see any good risk reward opportunities out there. Specially with the amounts of money they have. So they let their cash compound in T-Bills for now and wait for the crash (opportunities) to pick up good companies a lot cheaper. We as tiny investors do have such opportunities even now. A lot of people try to chase the hypes and are susceptible for the fear of missing out. They see people around them make money and want in. Even though they have no clue of what they are doing. Just following the herd. I also see comments here that are like that. They see prices going up but the question is, is value going up accordingly and will it do so and for how long? Over caution is relative. Remember the first rule of Buffett. Don’t lose money. When you are not cautious, you will lose money eventually. And if you don’t know what you are doing it’s best to stay away from the market or only invest in broad ETFs. That’s a choice everyone has to make. I saw a video of Guys Spiers recently and he compared people making money based on luck that don’t have a clue with someone winning big at the casino. They might think they are a genius, but the other side (the casino) has the system and strategy to make money always, over and over again and long term, not just winning big once and losing after that. Like Sven always says. Do what fits you.
warren buffet school of thinking says to only invest in 20 punch cards.
that is a compliment for me! If I focus first on risk, returns compound over time. If you don’t, you get killed and you don’t play the game decade after decade.
Hello I hope your well, just a Radom video idea for the channel maybe your interested. It’s not a no brainer
Burberry
fashion is a very tricky sector to invest in!
@@Value-Investing I agree that’s why I said it’s not a no brainer haha but it could be a potential opportunity… 🤔
do nto get me wrong, but every youtuber is selling something. you are not exception. Good luck to you. I am happy if you get a video on stock I am interest in and will watch every time for your insite.
thanks!
He claims to be a great investors with 15% annualized return or so. But he tries to sell a “product” for 500$ to people. everything said 😂
Honestly, I don’t see a problem with that. He doesn’t work for a hedge fund on Wallstreet. There has to be a way for others to benefit from his experience and education. If he is not lying about his returns, and you can copy all his trades, then it’s value. The problem is, you have to have a lot of faith in him, you have to be able to replicate everything he does relatively quickly, so if you don’t, he has an excuse for why you didn’t perform like he claims.
they all do. and that’s how most of them make their money and their portfolio grows.
whether his trades do or not. i don’t know.
but sven does seem more honest than all the other shills on YouTube.
The rest seem to have an agenda to either pump and dump their stocks, or get youtube views with sensationlist terrible advice they don’t follow, or pump their paid subscription etc.
The rest all seem manipulative and rarely explain their thinking proscos etc, whilst sven seems to just give his analysis anf thinking pros cons leaving it for you to judge.
Which i like. 👍
But maybe that’s him playing super 3d chess with us. Who knows. 😂
But when it comes to money, never trust anyone with it, advice or possession unless you willing to lose it.
thanks for sharing your wisdom!
Sven should so no further than maybe the commodity cycle. Sven getting into tech stock valuations is like a drunk on a roulette table.
thanks!
Can you just make a Sven ETF or fund, we are to lazy to read all that research and not smart enough to use the information to make investment decisions 😁😁. I just want to buy each month and not look at any of it for the next 20 years.
An ETF usually needs 40 million net asset value just to break even.
Maybe just buy Berkshire Hathaway?
an ETF would take most of the time, not much left for investing. An ETF is running a business, a research platform is exactly that, research!
i dont want money back, i wand discount, give us 20%
I give value, not discounts!
Is it me or is everyone negative on this video without any facts? I respect you as one of my three youtube investors that withstood my extreme critics on genuine investors on YouTube.
Had 100k invested at 31 years old as a dentist in the Netherlands with about 25.000 gains in 3 years due to thorough stock picking and devoting 2+ hours a day to learning on investing while investing 25% gross income. You helped getting hold of the basics and learning to contradict the market hype: earned me lots of profits while others were panicking (looking at you meta, Google, Microsoft, amazon and adyen).
Currently paying off my 4% loan on my second bought house without 5 years and afterwards (or during) to get some contra thinking value ideas from you to broaden my universe. I’m very interested in buying into cyclicals, but until now not the right time for oil/minirals since I started.
thanks for sharing
I am a happy subscriber, but I understand that if you want to be like the herd, it is not for you…
thanks!
Sven what are your thoughts about wallgreens after the huge plunge in price?
I can’t see how it will develop in the future 🙁 Retail is hard https://youtu.be/9OK7fkQVBbE
i nearly bought it at 50 for dividend stock. but then backed out as realised management are dinosaurs and are running the business into the ground by not moving with the online world.
they are being cannibalised by online sales and instead of pushing forward into it, they are trying to prevent the change and keep their high street bricks and mortar monopoly with huge increasing debts.
in end bad management and huge debts seem it’s a business that will die, like woolworths did.
and luckily i backed out.
my advice if you’re going to invest, watch their debt pile. if it goes away. then maybe.
ppl are broke. overpriced housing and rent has broken the western consumer into one of depression era type budget bargain hunter. wasting money is no longer an option.
Yes, folks. Now is the right moment to join a research platform that has been underperforming the market for years! ROFL 😂😂
Value investing is about risk first, then performance! A concept few understand in this market!
This comments section xD, it’s amazing how half of Sven audience doesn’t understand what he truly does and what is value investing, they compare Sven to traders , the name of the platform is “research” , r-e-s-e-a-r-c-h, is not called “what stocks to buy now”, it’s for people interested in reading research on value-investing perspective, I don’t have benchmarks, but I’m pretty sure Sven does well over long periods of time with his approach
Fortunately I don’t depends on the majority, only on those that understand and get the value:-) Thanks!
Sven, what’s your top 5 dividend stocks to buy or look at, at this moment?
I want to dip my toe into dividend stocks. Long term buy and hold strategy.
Would appreciate a pointer in the right direction.
check the platform!
Check it out! https://sven-carlin-research-platform.teachable.com/p/stock-market-research-platform
My investing style is diferent, i pick quality over price. You are not following Buffett: “It’s far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price.” What i see in your videos is repeating mantra: exuberant, too high p/e. When you fix it, your research platform will be worth taking a look
It looks interesting, but the pricing is too expensive for small investors in Eastern Europe (I’m in Hungary). I prefer to choose domestic stocks, bonds that are exempt from any tax and buy UCITS ETFs from cheap emerging markets (Brazil, Pakistan, Turkey, Indonesia, China, Pan-Africa, Poland).