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A not quite 100% at the end

but the bill posted here several times on $GOOGL (+1.34%) has since left my portfolio via trailing SL. After $GOOGL (+1.34%) did not rise above the like ATH, but retreated just like $IBM (+0.69%) initially started its retreat, I entered a relatively tight trailing SL as announced.

I can well imagine that $GOOGL (+1.34%) now corrects at least to 180$.

Otherwise, I remain positive about the share and am keeping it in my portfolio and adding to it in small steps with a savings plan.

20.08

Long @147.21 $ Alphabet Class A Open End-Turbo

Sold x100 at €4.64

€464.00

85.60%

5 Comments

Ruben Schoff@Sand

Stock up f 180 dollars 👍 it remains the cheapest pearl of the mag 7. At some point the skepticism in the market will dissolve!

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Nova@Nova_portfolio

@Sand don't forget that the upcoming ruling on the whole ads monopoly position can give large swings either way

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/google-stock-may-move-10-133518831.html

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Chris@Multibagger

@Sand As I said, I am also bullish for $GOOGL. But I don't have to accompany the setback with a long leverage derivative. My love for $GOOGL is not that great

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Ruben Schoff@Sand

Congratulations on the successful trade! Let's put forward a thesis to illustrate what is possible with a dividend. If you had joined Microsoft in 2015, 10 years later you would have a divi yield of 6 percent without the price gains...they have raised an average of 10 percent annually, which would also be absolutely possible with Alphabet...It's amazing what is possible in the long term that many forget or don't even have it on their screen

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Gomerdoc@Gomerdoc

@Sand correct. But almost nobody in this forum understands that. If you had bought NovoNordisk 20 years ago: your dividend yield would now be 70%: per year, price gains still on top.
Capital consumption: zero.
For people who need a solid side income in the long term, for example for their retirement, this is the way to go.

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