Memo0606 (@Memo0606) on getquin

Memo0606

@Memo0606

1Wk·

I am up $HIMS (+0.52%) 33% in the plus

would you take profits or just hold long term ?

thanks for your opinions 👍🏼

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~ Michael 💎 🏅@Michael-official

1Wk

I would stock up short.

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BamBamInvest@BamBamInvest

1Wk

Why did you buy it, if not to keep it longer? Here is my company presentation and opinion in more detail, if you are interested ☺️✌️.
I've been invested a little longer than you and have also added to my holdings.

https://getqu.in/HSZkUo/

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Jan@Barrd

1Wk

There is a difference between buy and hold and short-term trades. Nobody can tell you whether the share will correct again. If you are worried, take 50% out and look forward to buying again (if it goes lower again). Or just keep holding, seat fluctuations too and look at the position in 10 years

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Jonas@Leipziger_Jung

1Wk

I am very optimistic that the share will be somewhere between EUR 40 and 50 next year, given the growth and increasing profitability.

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Kate@Iwanowitsch

1Wk

How are you ever going to make 100% or more on a stock if you sell them all as soon as you're up 30%? I don't know where hes is headed either, but just as a thought.

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Jakob@Bubu_98

1Wk

LOOOOOOOOOONG

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Marc@DerAzubi

1Wk

Since your investment is based on someone else's analysis (@Lugga2111_05), I would sell. I only take profits when the ATH is reached, if at all.

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John@Doe

1Wk

If you still see in the company what drove you to buy it back then, just hold it, otherwise get rid of it.

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Roberto Zertifikato@Dividendenopi

1Wk

33 percent of a few 100 euros are.... even less Euro.... less any taxes. The share is one of the top 10 performers in your portfolio. Even if there is a significant correction, the chance of a major loss is small. Why did you want to invest? If the basis is no longer right, then get out. If you want to make a swing trade, trial makes perfect. Do you have an alternative that you think would suit you better? Or are you afraid of a crash or at least a sharp correction?

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Peter@investingbeginner

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How many shares did you buy?

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