Thanks for sharing. Timing is key. You have to watch the financials to get the timing right. If you can buy a small cap and predict that its gonna report a net income for the first time on its next report, you generally get the best returns. Using this method I'm up 55% in 7 months. I've only been trading for 7 months on a 50k portfolio, now 75k. Before that I traded a paper account for 12 months. So I'm still very new to trading the markets. I love your channel it simply gives me ideas on what stocks to look at for and do technical analysis. Cheers thank you.
@@Jfern-02 Hi there. I like trading Aussie stocks because of market cap size. There is know easy way that I've found apart from trolling through hundreds of companies looking for a gem or two. I've recently purchased DOC on the asx. This company matches my criteria and is reporting its financials any day now. I'm not saying it will do any good but I did up my holding to 7% of my portfolio yesterday based on expectations. I have a couple of rules, never trade exploration or pharmaceutical companies, it's just gambling and I make it a rule to never look at a chart until after I've looked at the financials. The only time I look at a chart is to find a good buy in level. I purchased Zip back when it was 0.28 cents based on it reporting a net profit for the first time, the rest is history. Thanks for your comment, cheers.
Cash is in my 'other' assets. Quality is 34%. Small and Technical 26% each. So cash would be about 10% at the moment. I have other investments that I ddin't include. They are about 5% total. If I look at the total returns of my whole portfolio including cash and others, the returns would be about 26-30%. But I haven't calculated that yet.
wow them top 5 gains are IMPRESSSIVE !!! keep at it kneppy love your work guy!
Appreciate it!
Congrats on a great FY24 Kneppy! I had a great year too @ 26% return. I enjoy seeing different strategies being successful
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I didn't make too many mistakes. It is just that the market is stupid😢.
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Thanks for sharing! What are your thoughts on DRO now?
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Thanks for sharing. Timing is key. You have to watch the financials to get the timing right. If you can buy a small cap and predict that its gonna report a net income for the first time on its next report, you generally get the best returns. Using this method I'm up 55% in 7 months. I've only been trading for 7 months on a 50k portfolio, now 75k. Before that I traded a paper account for 12 months. So I'm still very new to trading the markets. I love your channel it simply gives me ideas on what stocks to look at for and do technical analysis. Cheers thank you.
Nice strategy, is there a way of scanning for stocks which will be reporting its net income ?, how do you pick stocks? - thanks
@@Jfern-02 Hi there. I like trading Aussie stocks because of market cap size. There is know easy way that I've found apart from trolling through hundreds of companies looking for a gem or two. I've recently purchased DOC on the asx. This company matches my criteria and is reporting its financials any day now. I'm not saying it will do any good but I did up my holding to 7% of my portfolio yesterday based on expectations. I have a couple of rules, never trade exploration or pharmaceutical companies, it's just gambling and I make it a rule to never look at a chart until after I've looked at the financials. The only time I look at a chart is to find a good buy in level. I purchased Zip back when it was 0.28 cents based on it reporting a net profit for the first time, the rest is history. Thanks for your comment, cheers.
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We need interest rate rises for August
Nah!
Hi Kneppy, looks like you've excluded your cash component, which is about 15% based on your previous video
Cash is in my 'other' assets. Quality is 34%. Small and Technical 26% each. So cash would be about 10% at the moment. I have other investments that I ddin't include. They are about 5% total. If I look at the total returns of my whole portfolio including cash and others, the returns would be about 26-30%. But I haven't calculated that yet.