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Completely exaggerated

$MUV2 (-0.5%) Let's be honest: people have really got it in for themselves now! A 7.5% setback because sales were 14.775 billion instead of the expected 14.953 billion? Seriously? For a company like Munich Re? I mean - of course - setbacks are good for a company like that to buy more - but THAT is unbelievably exaggerated!

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The market is extremely sensitive.
We are at the end of the cycle and every twitch in a hot market leads to heavy selling.
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I bought the exaggeration once. 9 x a 564,00€. Can't be wrong.
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Well, the expectations were probably quite high due to the Allianz figures alone, and the share price shot up as a result, but the share has remained stable over the month 🤷‍♂️
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-1% last month and +14% YTD doesn't sound so bad 😮 The market is very strange at the moment, many shares are being pushed to the bottom, some are rising almost without limits. It's important to think long-term and ignore emotions.
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Will just keep buying more! 🤣👍
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At almost +30% over the year, this is manageable 🤲🏻
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I also think it's exaggerated and have topped up. But the truth is that the share price rose very sharply yesterday after Allianz's good figures. The drop was greater as a result.
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I completely agree with you. The price crashes are really no longer normal. One mini-mini miss and it goes downhill immediately 😄
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I find it rather exaggerated that the share price of $MUV2 has grown by an average of 36% per year in the last 3 years, while growth from 2006-2022 was still at an average of 11% per year. I also think Hannover Re ( $HNR1 ) is better than Munich Re, because historically they simply have much more stable growth :)
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The market is always right ...
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Nobody seems to realize that depression is on the rise among people and that they act more emotionally as a result. Maybe you should have studied something useful instead of just choosing business studies! :)
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@HyFive How would they know what professional background I have? 🤔
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@Der_Leeh was probably meant more symbolically. I think in this world you should first get your tools, economy and the rest strapped before you judge. I find posts like that pretty banal, although I realize that everyone has their own way of doing things, so don't take it personally ;)
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