Do you do something at Coca Cola?
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@User03 had considered buying more, but the dip wasn't big enough for that...
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•@lawinvest have the same dilemma
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@User03 It depends a bit on various factors: If your average entry price is 55 or so, I would probably buy a tranche if your position is not yet full. If it is full, you have to think carefully about whether you still want to buy
If it's around 30-35, as it is for me, then 60 is not the price I'm shouting about. Personally, I would be back at 55 - if we see them again...
If it's around 30-35, as it is for me, then 60 is not the price I'm shouting about. Personally, I would be back at 55 - if we see them again...
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•@lawinvest Addendum: If you look at the chart, you might come to the conclusion that perhaps a buy zone has just been reached here...
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•@lawinvest my buy in is at just under 55, position "full" in itself, but of course not in the long term, as I am constantly expanding my portfolio. Actually, I would only be prepared to buy at 60, but the figures have again exceeded expectations and I think it's a long runner. I have similar thoughts to you 😅
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@User03 Without actively advising you to do anything and without knowing the size of your portfolio: Then there is a lot to be said for a small tranche...
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•@lawinvest definitely, but I'm still waiting for the US opening :)
In terms of volume, we're both in completely different dimensions anyway 😂✌🏻
In terms of volume, we're both in completely different dimensions anyway 😂✌🏻
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