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@Thomas_1963 I rarely realize, it feels good and now I don't have any stress because I don't need capital in the short term ✌️
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@BamBamInvest Would you generally secure the "critical" profits now and build up cash? For me that would be RocketLab, Nebius, Iren and possibly Xiaomi because of China. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . And what do you think about the Healthcare ETF, which you sold long ago, I still have one and am up 5%
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•@Iwamoto if you are investing for the long term and don't need cash, or don't need the capital in the short to medium term, I would let it run its course. I have a wife and 2 children, so you have to think a little differently 🤣 or think "a little" more sensibly, otherwise I would take more risk as a single person.
I would only take profits if a position becomes too big in proportion or you see a better investment opportunity.
Who knows what will happen over the next few months. But it also depends on how you deal with corrections of 30-50%, if it doesn't let you sleep, then get out.
I think Healthcare Etf is great, my mother, my stepmother etc 😂 , but for me it was only a cash position because I wanted more return and had too little in it, I got out, but I would also feel very comfortable there because of possible corrections. Healthcare usually performs quite well as a sector when tech and co corrects, and there are also some companies in there that have been heavily punished such as $NOVO B and $UNH. I think we will be much higher at $UNH next year after the premiums have been raised. We will also see more buying from hedge fund managers in the 13 f fillings.
I think health is currently in a good hedge and certainly not overvalued 😊 The midterms are also coming in the USA, and the states will have to do something in this area (health) in the elections Medicare/Medicaid is certainly an issue, but it won't be as easy as Trump imagines with the lobby and the votes.
So in short form my thoughts from my cell phone 😊✌️
I would only take profits if a position becomes too big in proportion or you see a better investment opportunity.
Who knows what will happen over the next few months. But it also depends on how you deal with corrections of 30-50%, if it doesn't let you sleep, then get out.
I think Healthcare Etf is great, my mother, my stepmother etc 😂 , but for me it was only a cash position because I wanted more return and had too little in it, I got out, but I would also feel very comfortable there because of possible corrections. Healthcare usually performs quite well as a sector when tech and co corrects, and there are also some companies in there that have been heavily punished such as $NOVO B and $UNH. I think we will be much higher at $UNH next year after the premiums have been raised. We will also see more buying from hedge fund managers in the 13 f fillings.
I think health is currently in a good hedge and certainly not overvalued 😊 The midterms are also coming in the USA, and the states will have to do something in this area (health) in the elections Medicare/Medicaid is certainly an issue, but it won't be as easy as Trump imagines with the lobby and the votes.
So in short form my thoughts from my cell phone 😊✌️
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•@Thomas_1963 I need a ticket for the all :Would like to fly with elon musk or Richard Branson :Pay with crypto
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