Dimitrios Koutsoubos answers to Gaurav’s questions about investing. In this part he reveals his historical performance in investing.
Category: Greek Stocks
Record Gains in 2021 – Stock Picks for 2022
The main idea I presented for 2020, a year that prices fluctuated a lot, was that we shouldn’t let prices judge our investing journey and returns. The year 2021 had again the usual fluctuations, but seemed so smooth compared to 2020, the year of coronavirus, tough measures, and extended lockdowns.
The Alien 2020 – Stock Picks for 2021
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y Dimitrios Koutsoumpos
What an alien year 2020 was. I wish you and whoever you love to be healthy, and I hope for a return to normality in 2021. Outside Greece, stock prices have returned to the pre-pandemic levels, whereas in Greece we are close to reach them. Prices, especially for shorter periods, can be illusionary. What do you think? Are you a bad investor if your portfolio declined -40% until March? Are you a great investor if it doubled later on? Read More
13 Years Ago: Revisiting My First Investing Article (Video)
In this video, Dimitrios Koutsoubos revisits his first article, written 13 years ago. Going back is a great opportunity for learning some lessons.
FF Group: The Moment Of Failure…
by Dimitrios Koutsoubos
From time to time, I have presented investing ideas that have proven to be extremely successful. In addition, my personal portfolio has significantly outperformed the Greek market, as the newsletter subscribers better know. So, the story of FF Group (ATH:FFGRP) with the Chinese accounting fraud and the collapse of the stock looks like a dark spot. However, this is an opportunity for highlighting the fact that even a good investing course is not without mistakes or failures. Conversely, failures are gifts and elements for the long-term success and progress.
5 Greek Stocks for Intelligent Investors
By Dimitrios Koutsoubos
Dear Investorblog’s friends, I received the above message from a student. Like in similar cases, I prefer to answer in public, so that more of you can reach these thoughts, and for the opportunity of discussion.
We have given a homework about Greek stocks and we would like you to tell us 5-6 that an intelligent investor would choose and why. “Why” is more important for us. Thank you in advance.
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