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$HIMS (+0.52%) further increased, now the largest single position in the portfolio.

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Despite strong growth of 50% Y/Y and profitability, the company is still valued low with a P/E ratio of approx. 3.


Well positioned in the younger generation, exciting product range with shameful products that one would rather buy online.

Perhaps the positioning in the lower middle price segment of its generics could be useful here. When it comes to sensitive issues such as hair loss or love life, people are more likely to steer clear of the cheapest product and opt for a good price-performance ratio.


The recent decline is probably due to the end of the emergency situation for weight loss injections. It seems to have been priced in for the time being.

And even if they are no longer allowed to sell their own syringes, they can still be intermediaries.


But I won't be taking in many more shares, otherwise the lump will get too big.


What do you think?

22.08
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Bought x90 at €15.00
€1,350.00
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Unfortunately 60% sold far too early, I am thinking of buying up again. My entry price is € 5.19 . However, I have not yet been able to bring myself to do so. I am still undecided whether I should wait for September.
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P/E ratio too high
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A good share in my opinion:

+ EV / Sales (3.15)
+ Rule-of-40 Score TTM (58.54%)
+ Sales growth TTM (50.15%)
+ Debt ratio (0.03)

The gross margin TTM (74.20%) and the PEG TTM (1.95) also look good, but could be a little better ✌🏻
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