With 24 high-growth companies, it is now worth joining.
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Dusseldorf One felt constant has remained with investors for years: it seems that it is always the others who have been there in time for the really hot stocks. Bought Facebook shortly after the IPO – and since then has made a return of more than 1500 percent. Joined Biontech in time for the approval of the corona vaccine – plus 160 percent in the past twelve months.
While the party is going on in the depots to the left and right, you stand next to it in a sour head and look at the few percent returns that your own well-balanced ETF portfolio generates. So sensible. And so joyless.
Growth stocks, on the other hand, are the promising sparkling stones of the stock market. Should you be brave yourself and invest in such titles? In stocks that have the prospect of full growth in sales and profits, which are then reflected in prices that rise significantly faster than the stock market average?
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