Cekay (@CMustermann) en getquin

1Semana·

$QYLE (+0,82 %) QYLE: Looking at the chart, it has been running pretty hot, which is actually unusual for it in terms of both chart and strategy. Theoretically (!) the curve should always approach 0% in the long term, the distributions come via the premiums and make up the performance.

Wouldn't that be a good indicator to sell the thing on Monday and get back in when the price moves back towards the middle? I now have 5% performance in my portfolio, excluding distributions. Or have I misunderstood something here?

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Dividendenopi@Dividendenopi

1Semana

You can't do a chart analysis here, look at the market as a whole. If you expect prices to correct sharply downwards for a LONG time, then sell and take the money and run. Slight downward movements or a sideways trend are actually optimal. If indices rise sharply, your performance will lag behind that of a direct investment in individual stocks or an index ETF, for example

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Solitair@Solitair

1Semana

To a certain extent, it is following the upward trend of the Nasdaq100, but it is limited. I think it will only really crash if the Nasdaq goes down by 20-30%. It will go down 80% and then stay down because it cannot rise sharply due to its construction. However, I have a mini position that I always fill up with the roundup and saveback of the Trade Republic card.

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Schumi150@Schumi150

1Semana

I have decided to enter the market in the €15-15.50 range. Then let it run, reinvest and buy more

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