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Conservative values = outperformer?

So I've had a look around and picked out a few interesting stocks where I see a lot of potential. I would like to hear your opinion. I am not planning any long-term positions, but rather trading for a maximum of 6 months. I have decided on $RWE (-0.09%) with HD4M7A entry price of 1.73 $GBF (-1.07%) with SX04B8 entry of 0.35 $JGHHF with HD9ARC entry today for 1.40 $DUE (-0.43%) with HD90XX entry 1.25 $KTN (-1.77%) with SX04FN entry 0.21 I think that these stocks will perform well over the next few months if the tech stocks correct sharply, as I expect.

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RWE is a discount certificate. It has a base at 26 and a cap at 29. If the share reaches at least 29 at the beginning of June, there will be a repayment of 3 euros. With my entry price of 1.71, this means a potential of around 80%. That is a top C/R ratio by my standards. At the moment, $RWE is at 30.44. This means that if you assume that RWE only stays above 29 for the next 3 months, you could still make a 40% return even now.
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@Yoshika That's exactly how it is. I don't invest conservatively, but I do invest in slightly more boring stocks if I see a good C/R ratio.
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