He bought a Porsche with his first big share profit: Dietmar Deffner is an enthusiastic stock market enthusiast and has been investing in the financial market for 36 years. He lived through crashes, was there with ups and downs.
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For years he has been a constant in the TV stock market coverage of the news channel Welt (World, like Business Insider, belongs to Axel-Springer-Verlag) and keeps a close eye on the financial market.
In this episode, Deffner shares his learnings from more than three decades of trading and provides valuable insights into his own investment strategy that he has learned over the course of his long career. He invests in both stocks and real estate. In an interview, he told Money Mindset host Leo Ginsburg which securities he has in his portfolio and how he chooses them.
In the podcast episode, he not only gives insights into his portfolio, but also reveals helpful tips and advice for investors who want to optimize their portfolio. Listen to the episode and get more for your money!
About this podcast
In the financial podcast Money Mindset, Leo Ginsburg, business editor at Business Insider, talks to an exciting guest every week about how he or she invests their money and what advice they give to other people interested in investing.
Every Tuesday you will receive ideas and suggestions on how you can increase your personal wealth without having to study business administration right away. Listen in Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Deezer, Podimo and everywhere there are podcasts.
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Disclaimer: Stocks, cryptocurrencies and investments are always associated with risk. A total loss of the invested capital cannot be ruled out either. The published articles, data and forecasts are not an invitation to buy or sell securities or rights. They also do not replace professional advice.