📈Revealing My Long-Term Equity + Crypto Portfolio
For the first time ever, I’m sharing publicly the core positions I’ve been dollar-cost averaging into over the past 8 years. I have divested and rebalanced over the years but these are some of the pillars that helped me semi-retire at 30.
My Long-Term Positions & Average Prices:
🚗 TSLA — Avg: ~$180 (post-split)
🧠 PLTR — Avg: $22
📊 SCHG — Avg: $20
🪙 BTC — Avg: ~$40K
🧩 ETH — Avg: ~$1.5K
🔍 GOOG — Avg: $138
This list does not include my real estate or cash management portfolios.
I am not a smart investor, a expert stock picker, super financial analysit nor an investment expert. The strategy wasn’t glamorous, it wasn’t observing the markets daily. Just consistent DCA every month into assets I believe will grow over time, through the ups and downs, without trying to time the market. Slow, steady, boring, but yields good results over time.
This philosophy shaped my entire investing journey:
💡 Always Think long term and focus on Accumulation over time, not quick gains through trading
💡 Invest in what you understand
💡 Focus on consistency over perfection.
💡 Let the magic of compounding quietly do the heavy lifting
💡Ignore the noise on Mainstream media and discussions by retail investors who mostly don’t do their research, Focus on the Data and Long term Value Proposition
As my portfolio grows, I’ll slowly shift towards wealth-preservation assets instead of purely growth.
This is not a recommendation to buy what I buy. In fact, if you bought some of these today, they might be overvalued compared to when I first entered.
➡️ I’m sharing this to show what long-term consistent investing with research backed conviction can achieve. I do not teach investing and am in no position to give advise on investing. If you are keen to learn how to invest, there are plenty of great teachers around but you have to start somewhere!
You could possibly start by reading some of these books on the Mindset of investing:
- The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel
- Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
- Take Back Control of Your Money by @Budget Babe✨
Building a strong long-term portfolio requires patience and a clear strategy beyond day-to-day market noise. From my experience, dollar-cost averaging (DCA) works well especially for crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, where volatility can be high but potential growth is substantial over time. One tip I’ve found useful is to maintain consistency and avoid reacting impulsively to market dips or hype cycles. For crypto beginners, understanding blockchain basics can help build confidence in your investments rather than following hype blindly. Resources like beginner-friendly guides and trusted educators can deepen your insight. Additionally, diversifying within both equities and crypto has been key to balancing growth and managing risk. For example, companies like Tesla and Google provide equity exposure, while ETFs like SCHG offer broader market coverage. Over years, this mix can smooth out fluctuations while capturing gains. It’s also important to keep revisiting your portfolio occasionally to rebalance and shift towards more wealth preservation assets as your financial goals evolve—something I’m in the process of doing now. Finally, investing mindset matters greatly. Books such as “The Psychology of Money” and “Rich Dad Poor Dad” helped me focus on accumulation and compounding rather than chasing quick wins. This long-term mindset combined with regular investing into quality assets has been a game changer in my financial journey.
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