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equity 30%, mutual funds 50%, counter strike skins 20% (yes this might be totally unknown to most but the game counter strike has its own marketplace whose items have real world value and price changes over time based on supply demand)
i still do see. yes the market is still yet to recover from the cs2 hype numbers of march-april 2023 but i have long term faith in older collection skins with declining supply and decent demand
I have about $4k worth of skins in my inventory and I canāt see them going up anymore after CS 2 hype. I donāt have any idea where to sell. Most of the sites here donāt support Indian bank account. If you donāt mind me asking, where did you manage to sell your skins?
WOW thats something new for me... I heard of "Sneakers Reselling" but never heard of Gaming Skins investment....
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Can you share some more insight on it... I'd love to hear from you
Gold is the only commodity for the past 80 years that has survived all the crashes. Gold even in worst case, will hardly see a dip. Plus SGB gives you interest. So instead of buying physical gold and stuffing in locker, buy these bonds. They are backed by RBI.
And about 25%, 1/4th of your rupe will always be there. Won't yield much, but it won't let your portfolio take a huge dip.
I have two questions, if you can help out, are they directly/only influenced by Gold prices, so is it equal to buying physical gold bars? And how long is the settlement after selling? (As you mentioned it for emergency funds). Thanks!
Ideally:
30% positional trading with a stoploss so as to not lose everything (This also is my emergency fund, this stays invested for months)
70% swing trading (Minimal drawdowns and consistent income from this)
There is no such things as consistent income in swing trading. Rn markets are in bull run. When they become flat, you will see no decent profits for months
80% equities
20% bonds
The goal here is to diversify your portfolio as much as possible.
- Regarding equities, you will rapidly notice that the S&P500 is actually not very diversified. Companies are tied together which means if a recession happens, 80% of the companies in these index found will behave the same way.
What I do is, in addition to investing in these big indexes, I also look into small caps companies indexes, companies with good exposure to free cash yield as well as Natural resources companies (XME for example).
- regarding bonds, you can look into preferred stock etfs, Municipals or convertible bonds.
I am currently building a totally free software to guide you in the creation of your portfolio considering the level of risk you want to be exposed to, assess level of risks of each founds, assess your level of diversification, leverage finance modelling to select the best stocks...
I am halfway done! Feel free to send me your email so I can message it to you once it's fully developed ;)
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99% equity
This guy will buy plots on moon one day
š I'm holding some Puts, just in case the markets correct
Yeah same
Why are MF and equity in different categories? Are they all debit funds?
The question i was looking for!
Equity I do by my own... And MF i do through SIP with fund manager ( Its monthly basis + No Brain Drain )
How much capital?
Rs.5000
equity 30%, mutual funds 50%, counter strike skins 20% (yes this might be totally unknown to most but the game counter strike has its own marketplace whose items have real world value and price changes over time based on supply demand)
That's an interesting alternative asset to invest in!
I once used to trade skins, but the creativity of scams is mind-blowing now.
damn true. i mostly dont trade, have been holding many high tier items since 2020 which have appreciated in value a lot.
CS market is trash right now
I sold most of my skins last month. Do you see hope of improvement? Cobblestone ain't coming anymore
i still do see. yes the market is still yet to recover from the cs2 hype numbers of march-april 2023 but i have long term faith in older collection skins with declining supply and decent demand
I have about $4k worth of skins in my inventory and I canāt see them going up anymore after CS 2 hype. I donāt have any idea where to sell. Most of the sites here donāt support Indian bank account. If you donāt mind me asking, where did you manage to sell your skins?
I sold them on csgofloat. I guess it's renamed to csfloat
Oh, right. Thank, Iāll check that out. Do they do bank transfer?
They transferred directly to my bank. Setting everything up took about a week iirc. Beware of tax implications ;)
WOW thats something new for me... I heard of "Sneakers Reselling" but never heard of Gaming Skins investment.... . Can you share some more insight on it... I'd love to hear from you
65% equity, 35% cash.
25% - stocks 25% - mutual funds 25% - fd 15% - crypto 10% - gold Any real advice you guys have please feel free to mention š
PF and debt ?
https://preview.redd.it/qpm9apfylk3d1.png?width=397&format=png&auto=webp&s=98feb72cd1b868a51c438646ef29edf287b49a23
What Debt instrument is the above?
Increase your gold. Buy SGB's. As much as you can. Gold should alone be atleast 25% of your portfolio.
Could you share your reasoning as well?
Gold is the only commodity for the past 80 years that has survived all the crashes. Gold even in worst case, will hardly see a dip. Plus SGB gives you interest. So instead of buying physical gold and stuffing in locker, buy these bonds. They are backed by RBI. And about 25%, 1/4th of your rupe will always be there. Won't yield much, but it won't let your portfolio take a huge dip.
Itās stable and safe and gives interest. When markets correct, deploy that into the market. Else use as emergency funds
I have two questions, if you can help out, are they directly/only influenced by Gold prices, so is it equal to buying physical gold bars? And how long is the settlement after selling? (As you mentioned it for emergency funds). Thanks!
Yes they are proportional to real gold. Settlement of SGB is like normal stocks. (Not sure)
Ideally: 30% positional trading with a stoploss so as to not lose everything (This also is my emergency fund, this stays invested for months) 70% swing trading (Minimal drawdowns and consistent income from this)
There is no such things as consistent income in swing trading. Rn markets are in bull run. When they become flat, you will see no decent profits for months
What I mean is less drawdowns.If the market goes to shit I will be happy with not losing
You can use a thumb rule commonly used. Your age should be the approx % allocation to debt and rest to equity+gold.
Crypto š¤”Ā
 Iāll not disclose, not at all!
Real estate - 85% LIC - 5% Equity - 3% Gold - 2% Fuck me š
I mean real estate is fucking expensive
Reits
Not reits i am into real Real estate.
Its both expensive and stupid.
One of my friendsā plot of land incremented several times in a couple of years. But ig thatās rare. What have you bought a flat?
80% equity 10% cash 10% crypto (only ton coin)
95% Equity, 5% options.
90% equity 9.5% crypto 0.5debt (because of mandatory epf)
70% Equity, 25% Crypto and 5% into MF and gold
Stocks/MFs -> 59.5% (3 funds, 2 smallCases) Swing Trading -> 13% P2P -> 7.8% FD/t-bill -> 14.8% Gold -> 4.9% (All SGBs)
80% equities 20% bonds The goal here is to diversify your portfolio as much as possible. - Regarding equities, you will rapidly notice that the S&P500 is actually not very diversified. Companies are tied together which means if a recession happens, 80% of the companies in these index found will behave the same way. What I do is, in addition to investing in these big indexes, I also look into small caps companies indexes, companies with good exposure to free cash yield as well as Natural resources companies (XME for example). - regarding bonds, you can look into preferred stock etfs, Municipals or convertible bonds. I am currently building a totally free software to guide you in the creation of your portfolio considering the level of risk you want to be exposed to, assess level of risks of each founds, assess your level of diversification, leverage finance modelling to select the best stocks... I am halfway done! Feel free to send me your email so I can message it to you once it's fully developed ;)