My Strategy: Discipline over Hype

Why I am almost always in the Plus

Many talk about quick profits, the perfect entry, or the 'next big thing'. I take a different approach. My investment strategy is simple but consistent: I invest and I hold. For at least 30 days.

In times when panic sales, short-term speculation, and impulsive trading dominate, I consciously choose a different path. I rely on a steady hand, long-term conviction, and the experience that real returns do not come from frantic trading, but from patience.

My rule is simple: When I invest, I do so with a clear plan. No day trading, no juggling, no nervous selling at every red candle. I buy and hold. A minimum of one month. And not out of defiance, but out of conviction.

And yes, it pays off. My portfolio is consistently in the plus. Not through luck, but through discipline. Those who believe they must ride every trend will often exit just when it makes the least sense. I do the opposite. I stay in. I let my money work. And in the end, the markets reward this very attitude.

I often receive messages like: 'What did you buy?' or 'Can I copy your portfolio?' The answer is: Sure, copy it!

But keep in mind: It's not just about what you buy, but how you handle it. Those who want to copy must also adopt the mindset, the patience, the perseverance, and the ability to remain calm even when it briefly goes down.

My strategy works because it is based on something many underestimate: time. Because in the end, time is what turns a good investment into a strong result.

So: You want to copy? Go ahead. But stick to the principle. 30 days minimum. No panic. No hype. Just focus.