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Mag-7: Forward P/E at the level of COVID-19 and the 2022 tech crisis

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Nevertheless, I would still be cautious about buying in at the moment. If the EU imposes a digital tax, it could go down even further
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@Tenbagger2024 Absolutely - I'm not saying you should shoot all your powder straight away, but now is the time to start buying. The tax is quite possible, but the US has the upper hand. The EU will think very carefully about whether it really wants to do this. In the end, the US will introduce the 10% tariffs. The % figures on Trump's slate are pure air and only serve as a bargaining tool. I think it's very unlikely that these figures will ever materialize and if they do, they will be off the table again in a few weeks/months. In the end, it's all about China, Canada, Mexico, the EU, Japan and Korea anyway. And there are already exceptions and the declared willingness of many countries to negotiate.
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So at the moment, it will probably be difficult for companies to provide guidance for the year. No one really knows what impact all the tariffs will have and what else will happen. It will be interesting to see what companies say about the outlook when the first quarterly figures come out.
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@Watzeklicker I'm with you - the uncertainty is so great that many companies will find it difficult to make an assessment. Nevertheless, these companies have proven so often that they can cope with any headwind.
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Good question,
I don't have a fixed price in mind at the moment. My strategy is to wait and see how the other party reacts before buying and to buy in tranches in order to push the buy-in down a little and at the same time not leave too much lying around, as the current discounts are more than tempting. 😎
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Hm...I would say another minus 50%.
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@AlexisMachine Cool, then I'll buy all the way down.
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I had previously leveraged Amazon by €2000 (in addition to my 240 shares) and increased Alphabet to 88 shares
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@RundesBalli1 Both companies should be a good deal at this level. There may be other good opportunities in the next few weeks with these two and the other Mag-7s.
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The point is that the market is different after the April 2025 crash than after Corona. Because nobody knows how much the tariffs will weigh on MAG7's balance sheets. In my opinion, we will not see the highs of 2024 again so quickly
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