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Yesterday evening was the day

I was able to execute my long-planned derivative trade on $UNH (+2.15%) after the setback and the approach to the lower limit of the trading range at approx. 280$. With a leverage of a good 5, it is rather conservative, so that even if the figures are not so good, there is enough of a buffer for the KO. In my estimation, however, it is more likely to head towards 300-320$ in the coming weeks. However, if the closing price falls below $275, I will probably get out.

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The $CNC figures are still coming out today, I wouldn't be surprised if it goes down again, it feels like every earnings report is going down. 😁
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@BamBamInvest It's kind of stupid, isn't it? Companies make an effort and deliver good figures and as a reward the share price often goes down. Somehow the world is upside down
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@BockaufDividenden absolutely, but there are also exaggerations to the downside as well as to the upside, FOMO is kicking in, people want to be there when we are at ATH. Wait and see what happens when it gets more volatile, then money will flow in very quickly here too, the healthcare sector is in my opinion now a very good play to position yourself. Stay patient. ✌️
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Had also considered stocking up $UNH. $CNC We'll wait and see what the earnings are like.
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As expected, the $CNC figures are putting pressure on the company, and it would probably have been better to enter the market today. Let's see, every further earnings release is more unsettling.
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@BamBamInvest I didn't even have that on my radar, but it's calming down again
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@BamBamInvest and bang it looks green again 😅 But let's wait until 15:30 🫣
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@Klein-Anleger1 everything is exaggerated, if the vola rises there will be a shift of capital.
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@BamBamInvest I hope that the vola goes up. At least the last few days have been going in the right direction.
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