🚀 I HAVE ALMOST $100,000 IN STOCKS!

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Investor Bez Kravaty

@investorbezkravaty · Oct 10

· Oct 10

🚀 I HAVE ALMOST $100,000 IN STOCKS! AND I'M ONLY 26. 📈

When I started investing, $100,000 in stocks was a huge milestone for me. Today I'm less than $2,000 away from it.

And that's why I decided to show you MY ENTIRE INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO! 👇

📊 My current numbers:

💰 Portfolio value: $98,073

🏦 Net deposits: $61,703

📈 Profit vs. deposits: +$36,370

🔥 Return vs. net deposits: +58.9%

And all of this through gradual investing, without trying to time the market, and with an emphasis on quality companies.

In the new video, I'll show you:

✅ My largest positions – META, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, ASML and more.

✅ How my portfolio is diversified and where I have the most capital.

✅ Which stocks I'm currently building – Uber, MELI, BAM, MSCI, SPGI or SoFi.

✅ What I plan to do after reaching $100,000.

🎬 NEW VIDEO HERE:

👉 https://youtu.be/GD8YeNzNcSo

For me, the most important realization is that $100,000 is not the finish line. It's just another beginning.

I want to continue building a quality portfolio, gradually increase my cash reserve, and above all live a life where money gives me freedom, not more worries.

💬 And now a question for you: What is your next investment milestone? 10K, 50K, 100K or your first million?

We build freedom, we live in the present.

Portfolio data is as of 10/9/2026. The stated return is the ratio of profit to net deposits, not time-weighted return. This is not investment advice.

A community member's personal view, not investment advice. Community Guidelines

Kryštof Jáně @krystofjane Oct 13

Congratulations! The big difference between our portfolios is surely $META which I don't have :)

Investor Bez Kravaty @investorbezkravaty Oct 13

For quite a while it was at an interesting valuation. Did it seem too expensive, did you see better opportunities, or did you simply not want it in your portfolio?

Vojtěch Šplíchal @vojtechsplichal Oct 12

Congratulations on the milestone. In the debate about comparing to QQQ/index, I would rather measure risk-adjusted return (Sharpe ratio) than pure CAGR. Big Tech gave you a great tailwind, but diversification into capital-light platforms (like $SPGI, $MSCI) makes good sense for the next phase of the portfolio in terms of more defensive growth.

Milan Holý @holous Oct 10

Congratulations, but those roughly 2 million are unfortunately not a huge fortune these days. When you want a decent apartment in a bigger city or to start a family, you'll find out how quickly such a "fortune" shrinks. And that 59% sounds fantastic until you learn that plain $QQQ has made roughly +86% just since the start of 2024.

Investor Bez Kravaty @investorbezkravaty Oct 10

Thank you very much, yes, I live in a small town, so housing is not a problem, although the prices are of course inflated, but you can absolutely comfortably pay a mortgage, plus invest quite nice sums into the portfolio. I compared the CAGR of the nasdaq since 2022 when I started investing, with my performance CAGR, it is true that it beats me a bit, but that can change. My CAGR is 20.17% vs 22.45% nasdaq.

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