Why I Love Stocks (portfolio update)

In this episode of the $100k portfolio road to a million, I talk about the performance of the portfolio, and why I love stocks. The portfolio started with PayPal, Alphabet, Palantir, Meta, and Adobe. It now consists of Tesla, SoFi, Lululemon, Rocket Lab, Abcellera, Snowflake, and the ones mentioned before.

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[CouchInvestor]

*It might be a boring video but I think it's one of my better ones... sorry I don't do special effects*

[mattanonysaurousrex]

Spot on. Don't celebrate unrealized gains, and don't get heartbroken over unrealized losses. It's critical for retail, where we make one-person decisions. Personally, to evaluate my performance, I update a spreadsheet after each earnings call the financial results compared to my expectations. I only invest in companies that I find likely to gain 25% CAGR over the long run.

[elijahcabler]

Would love to see a video showing your main portfolio

[Desinteresse]

While I have been investing for years now, I still love self-reflecting, portfolio talk like this every now and then. I wouldn't love this every week, but it's definitely a bonus maybe every 3-6 month.
Keep up the good work and cheers from germany🎉

[tarundubey]

Thank you for sharing your portfolio, it really helps us learn some lessons as just like you we all are trying to manage our own portfolio. Great portfolio and I can completely see a huge turn up in the upcoming near future.

[nattydred]

Nice. Congratulations. I remember starting a portfolio was the hardest time because my cost basis was so high, so it was easier to panic. And I hadn't had enough time to identify which of my picks was a loser.

[lackability]

yep! All your stock picks are great for me (except snow). I bought into PYPL, PLTR, SOFI, all thanks to you! Thank you brotha

[baldelliraymond]

Great channel! I’m surprised you don’t own Amazon or Microsoft

[SneakyWoolCloth]

14.67% this year, you are crushing me 😢

[JackOfAllTrades]

I bet you $RKLB will be your biggest position in two years, assuming you don’t sell or trim. Once in a lifetime opportunity

[StarBuccaneers]

Congrats. Let' s keep on making money!

[CostaBatis]

Can you clarify a bit how the comparison is done? Did you buy all your stocks/positions in the same moment when the comparison starts with the S&P500? Or are you taking advantage of dips that may have appeared after that initial date?

[stevenphilips]

Not crazy man, good stuff, keep it up !!

[KingTingRolloTong]

Great mindset and interesting to follow your evolution ;)

[Running_injuries]

NOT a bear? good job! now pump INTC (Intel Stock) because it would be a good "geopolitical hedge." $5 above it's all-time high must be it's true value [TODAY]

[samludmer]

Great review. My portfolio shares numerous stocks that you have in yours.

[ashishrajput]

I recently sold RBLX @4.65 after holding for 2 years and nxt thing you know…

First HIMS, now RBLX.. i’m surely missing the right mindset.

[heinzyketchupy]

Neil I didn’t know you have a small position of ABCL

[selective_value]

Appreciate the effort. I was wondering if you have Investments in ETFs or Index Funds apart from your endeavour in individual stock picking.

Also, Do you maintain a single portfolio or do you have a couple or more portfolios where you segment your Investments? For example, I have a core portfolio that I'll probably hold forever and probably check twice or thrice a year, and a relatively medium to long term portfolio that I check and re-evaluate often.

[geolykos]

good job Neil. Can't say the same for my portfolio as it's lagging the S&P500 by 10% this year. I dont own Palantir and not much Tesla. That's how it is though. Focusing in a few growth stocks can bring your portfolio to highs or lows very quickly.