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Congratulations on the purchase. However, I would like to question the post-purchase logic. Theoretically, it is always worthwhile for you to buy when the price is, say, below €99. But you set yourself a limit of u. 95. If the share now corrects a little or there is a slight volatility, you would miss the opportunities between 95 and 99 if u. 95 does not occur. On the other hand, if you are sure that u95 is coming anyway, why buy at 99.9 and not below 95?
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@Iwanowitsch Because I generally tend to build up exposure to a stock slowly in order to keep my options open for subsequent purchases. Furthermore, of course, it always depends on the company's financial figures. I'm just saying that if nothing changes fundamentally, I'll probably buy at 95. Why not at 98, for example? Because if the share continues to fall (the chart doesn't look positive yet), I will have too many additional purchases too quickly at a small discount to the initial price. I prefer to plan with 2 additional buy tranches (approx. 90 and 95). If Mrk runs away from me now (and nothing changes fundamentally), at least I'm in. Ultimately, it doesn't matter how you do it, because volatility doesn't really make a strategy any better. And that's how I manage well
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