Good morning,
I recently went through the process of transferring my securities account from Trade Republic to Flatex AT and received very valuable information here, especially from @FKabs got. Thank you once again.
The essence is that it would be better to liquidate the position and buy a new one.
The position consists of slightly more than 100 shares $VWRL (+0.22%) with an average purchase price of €129.61. This currently corresponds to a price gain of around 5% and therefore a tax burden of around €160 on sale. There may also be something in the right loss pot, which would therefore also be emptied sensibly.
But simply implementing this with two transactions would somehow not be the right thing for me.
Now I've looked at the chart over the last few years and seen that corrections often occur in October/November. The RSI and the moving averages also provide clues that could confirm such a scenario.
So I thought about selling in the next few days/weeks at the first signs of a correction and then trying to buy back the shares at a lower price or buy back more shares.
I have the following options for the buyback: Savings plan is subject to a fee and is no longer available. Purchases under €1000 are subject to a fee and are no longer available, but purchases over €1000 are free of charge. This means that I could, for example, buy 10 × 10 shares and have no order fees or split them into one, 2, 3 or 5 transactions.
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