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► Get my report "Investing in Commodities" now – sign up and read it immediately (100% free) → https://www.lars-erichsen.de/ ► Subscribe to my channel here → https://www.youtube.com/erichsengeld?... ► Follow me on LinkedIn →   / erichsenlars   In this post, I'll get very personal about my own performance. I'll talk to you about my current performance, in which market phases I outperform the overall market, and in which market phases I underperform – in other words, market phases where buy-and-hold would be more profitable than my own active investing. And I'll discuss how it's even possible to achieve outperformance in the long run. It's often said that you can't achieve outperformance with active investing or trading. And then people usually just use the data that brokers are required to provide. So, 78, 80, or 82% of private traders and investors fail to achieve a positive return, and many of them take this as a starting point for the conclusion: "It's not worth it anyway!" And you know what? For the vast majority of people for whom the stock market isn't a passion, an interest, or even something with semi-professional aspirations, that's probably true. They simply shouldn't do it. But to conclude from this that it's impossible is wrong. If 80% fail, it also means that 20% succeed. And even if it were only 10%, there's a reason why a select few manage to outperform the market, meaning they achieve a higher return than a classic buy-and-hold investor. And that's precisely what I want to talk about today. It sounds a bit theoretical, and it will be a bit theoretical, but it's simply important to me to clarify this and put it into perspective. 78, 80, or 82% of private investors fail, and it's probably true that 20% of private investors fail. 78, 80, or 82% of private investors fail, and many of them fail, and then they use this as a starting point for the conclusion: "It's not worth it anyway!" ... ► The ultimate ETF guide – and much, much more – in the brand-new "BuyTheDip" app → https://bit.ly/BuyTheDipfree ► Listen to the latest "BuyTheDip" podcast episode now → https://buythedip.podigee.io ► My exclusive "Lars Erichsen" portfolio: https://www.rendite-spezialisten.de/v... ► Follow me on Instagram →   / erichsenlars   ► Follow me on Facebook →   / erichsengeld   00:00 - Intro: Personal performance and active investment strategy 02:09 - Why do so few investors beat the market? 04:31 - Understanding macroeconomic themes versus systematic stock market trading 08:08 - Correctly assessing the Sharpe ratio and risk 11:13 - Why does underperformance sometimes occur? 15:36 - Turtle Trader and rule-based trend following explained 20:25 - Risk management, position size, and controlling volatility 22:05 - Consistently build on winning positions instead of buying more of losing ones 25:15 - 6 system building blocks for long-term outperformance Image rights thumbnail: ChatGPT At the time of creating this post/video, the author, Lars Erichsen, was personally invested in the following financial instruments discussed: see video | Planned changes: None. For further information, please see our transparency notice regarding conflicts of interest → https://www.lars-erichsen.de/transpar... An important final note: For legal reasons, I cannot provide individual investment advice. My expressed opinion does not constitute a solicitation to trade. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell securities. Unfortunately, someone occasionally comments on my channel with a fake account, seemingly in my name. We're taking action against it, deleting it, and reporting it to YouTube, but unfortunately, it can't be completely prevented. IMPORTANT: I ​​would never ask you to contact me via phone, Telegram, WhatsApp, or anything similar! I use the charting platform "TradingView." You can go directly to it here → https://de.tradingview.com #investors #stockmarket #winningstocks #erichsen