@NextLevelTrader Thanks for your comments, which I really appreciate.
Save For Retirement it’s really where I am putting all my savings for my retirement. For tax optimization I am also invested in ETFs and in real estate. The mindset for this account is that I don’t put there any money that I might need in the next 5 years. But in reality, I have at least 10 more years to my retirement, and if I only retire at legal age, it’s 21 more years!
The strategy that I use I will not change, because if it is working I will not try to fix it! 
But I can certainly change the strategy description and name (if allowed). I went back to the strategy description, and it seems to me that it’s a fair description of what I am doing. What do you think?
"This is where I put all my savings instead of using a savings account, buy ETFs or funds. In theory all the money in this account is money that I do not need in the next 3 to 5 years. I am not expecting to have huge returns in short periods of time. I am trading for the medium to long term and most of my stocks are bought with a time frame of 5 years, but probably I would hold on to them for life or until I need the money. This is a marathon, not a sprint!
I look for good companies, with solid value proposition and a unique advantage over competitors. And these are the majority of my holdings. From time to time I buy good companies that are at a discount and these can be easily identified because they have a profit target and stop loss.
I don’t use stop losses and I have some positions that are on the red for long periods of time. NOT ALL POSITIONS CAN BE WINNERS. But I only sell the long term holdings when something has changed, either in the company or the environment, and I don’t believe anymore that the company can outperform their competitors. Sometimes I also sell to raise funds to invest in a better opportunity. Because I have much more winners than losers and because a few winners have huge returns, my strategy is very profitable.
To follow my strategy please buy at least 10 of the stocks in my portfolio. Ideally you should add regularly positions to your portfolio, more or less of the same money value. Sometimes, instead of buying new companies I add to existing positions. Because I play for the long run the execution price is not very relevant."
