Looks exciting, but the chart looks so horrible 😜
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@Klein-Anleger1 That is part of my investment philosophy. I don't give a damn about the chart when I buy shares with doubling or more potential. I don't even look at it. The chart is the past. I trade and assess future opportunities. You can like that and think it makes sense or not.
It works for me because I have no problem correcting a misjudgment and selling the stock. I don't let a 50% loss accumulate on shares in the hope that they will be back at +/- 0 after 100%.
It works for me because I have no problem correcting a misjudgment and selling the stock. I don't let a 50% loss accumulate on shares in the hope that they will be back at +/- 0 after 100%.
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@Multibagger interesting, when do you personally expect positive signals in the market that are reflected in the price?
In this case, do you work with a stop loss?
In this case, do you work with a stop loss?
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•@Revy I normally give such values 3-6 months (2 quarterly reports) so that I can assess whether I am right. And I don't set an SL. What should I use as a guide for such values? If they have not developed in the right direction after 6 months and there is no progress in the outlook either, I sell the share. If there is really bad news beforehand and a drop of 20%, I sell it immediately. If they are dragged down by a general downturn without there being any change in the prospects for success, I buy more.
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