You can analyze the market well using a variety of tools.
Anyone who is serious about investing and is not just here to play roulette can easily determine the risk of pushed stocks and act accordingly.
The greatest danger is the ignorance of the investor himself.
Always following the other sheep is usually not optimal.
You mentioned a few "hype" stocks, so I would like to take a look at $RHM.
I don't think it's appropriate to describe this share as hype.
It is simply a fundamental security for us that affects everyone in the EU.
Small investors like you or me are always an enrichment for the market.
It makes the pie bigger and everyone has a chance to get a bigger slice of it with the right strategy.
Anyone who is serious about investing and is not just here to play roulette can easily determine the risk of pushed stocks and act accordingly.
The greatest danger is the ignorance of the investor himself.
Always following the other sheep is usually not optimal.
You mentioned a few "hype" stocks, so I would like to take a look at $RHM.
I don't think it's appropriate to describe this share as hype.
It is simply a fundamental security for us that affects everyone in the EU.
Small investors like you or me are always an enrichment for the market.
It makes the pie bigger and everyone has a chance to get a bigger slice of it with the right strategy.
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@Mark777 do you have any tips or recommendations for the tools you mentioned? lg
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@Tobiwankenobi500 I use a mixture of different tools in parallel to better bundle the evaluation.
These include MarketScreener, Tradingview, Gq, Onvista, company websites, TV news, exchange about politics with other people.
These include MarketScreener, Tradingview, Gq, Onvista, company websites, TV news, exchange about politics with other people.
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@Mark777 If I had to choose a tool, which tool would you prefer from those mentioned?
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@spellwan MarketScreener, this tool is not free, but offers extensive possibilities to analyze a stock or other investments in detail.
Of the free tools, I would prefer Trading View.
Of the free tools, I would prefer Trading View.
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•@Mark777 also suitable for beginners?
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@spellwan it's user-friendly and easy to understand, I'm not a professional either, so 👍
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