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Partial sale, but still my largest portfolio position


NVIDIA $NVDA (-0.22%) is running and running and I am still convinced that the shares are not yet overpriced despite a P/E ratio of over 90.

If you look at the forward P/E ratio, it is only just over 30 and therefore not really higher than that of Microsoft or Apple. While many consumer staples companies are trading at P/E ratios of ~25, I think a 30 P/E ratio is quite fair for a scalable tech company with margins of over 70%.


Nonetheless, the position has become a bit large for me with almost ~9% share and at ~€18,000 was also €5,000 ahead of my second largest position.


I therefore decided to sell part of it. As I still had just under €3,000 in the loss pot, I was able to sell the 5 shares tax-free.

In total, I have invested ~€4,100 in NVIDIA, so with the sale of €3,400 I have taken almost my entire investment out of the stock and can now watch the further development relatively relaxed.


At ~€14,000, the share still accounts for ~7% of my equity portfolio. Should the share continue to rise, I would again consider a partial sale at ~9-10% of my portfolio.


For the time being, the €3,400 is in the clearing account at 4%.


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a very thoughtful and successful sale I would say, congratulations! 🥳🥂
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@Gerit Thank you!

Even if I continue to be convinced by the company, after such a run the air has to get thinner at some point.
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Respect ! I just bought it 😀
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@Marcie I can well imagine that things will go down a little at some point in the near future. Nevertheless, there should still be long-term potential. Therefore, just hold in an emergency and add to it if it goes down 😁
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@Mister_ultra I got out once at €400 with a good profit and then missed the re-entry 🤦‍♂️
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can you briefly explain what a loss pot is and how you then don't have to pay taxes. so far you only know the free amount of 1000€. I would be delighted (:
and of course congratulations on your investment
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@Lumimyrsky Quite simply, if you sell a share at a loss, a loss offset pot is created or "topped up". If you later sell a share at a profit, the gains are offset against the losses and you have to pay less tax.

Concrete example: You sell a share with a €100 loss. Then you sell a share with a €200 profit. Then you only have to pay tax on the €100 in excess of the loss.
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@Stockmarketbird I can't add anything more!
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@Stockmarketbird Thank you. Is it set to 0 at the end of the year or does it stay there forever?
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@Lumimyrsky There is no time limit for the loss carryforward of shares.
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nVidia in the portfolio since 03.2020, largest position.
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Money in storage somewhere? ALLIN!!!!!!!!!!! The only way to get rich :)
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I have 1-2 "infinity shares": they have paid for themselves with 100% price gains. I got the invested capital out of them and am now letting the rest run indefinitely. If they crash, it's annoying but not tragic ....... OK, maybe not the most effective way to optimize profit but somehow reassuring.....
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Congratulations
I bought 6 more today
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🤣 AlexiBexi as a GIF class who lives on my corner in Hamburg - at least I saw him when he presented the most expensive bike nine months ago
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@Burner hopefully is your hardware just as potent 😂
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