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@Snice So first of all, FL is not at 38? We closed Friday at 43.8. Secondly, we have a crisis in Ukraine, the Fed is going crazy, the VIX is over 30, the indices are correcting in a highly volatile manner. Of course, the analysis has not (yet) turned upwards, but you have to keep an eye on the market as a whole. Everything is going down and is volatile as anything, so you can't expect any individual stock to go through the roof. When the market as a whole falls, everything falls. Nevertheless, my purchase was relatively okay, because while even individual indices have corrected significantly in some cases, Foot Locker has even remained quite stable at the level shown in the picture.
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@Snice The euro exchange rate was never considered here. This is a US value. You look at the USD exchange rate, as I did in the analysis. The euro exchange rate is completely irrelevant for US equities.
I honestly don't know the time horizon. Of course I would have liked it to go straight up. But it didn't happen that way and the market as a whole decided to correct. And it did so quickly and sharply. That's why I think it's pointless to sell anything at all at the moment. That's why I'm holding. Because the situation could improve again at any time, just as quickly as it has deteriorated. In my opinion, now is simply not the time to sell anything; on the contrary, it's better to buy somewhere cheap. With VIX > 30, the markets are so unpredictably volatile that I'm not really doing anything at the moment. I do nothing and wait and see. I'm waiting until the situation has calmed down, the vola goes down and we find a clear direction again. That's why I'm holding. How long will that take? I don't know.
I honestly don't know the time horizon. Of course I would have liked it to go straight up. But it didn't happen that way and the market as a whole decided to correct. And it did so quickly and sharply. That's why I think it's pointless to sell anything at all at the moment. That's why I'm holding. Because the situation could improve again at any time, just as quickly as it has deteriorated. In my opinion, now is simply not the time to sell anything; on the contrary, it's better to buy somewhere cheap. With VIX > 30, the markets are so unpredictably volatile that I'm not really doing anything at the moment. I do nothing and wait and see. I'm waiting until the situation has calmed down, the vola goes down and we find a clear direction again. That's why I'm holding. How long will that take? I don't know.
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