Lashmy (@Lashmy) en getquin

2Semana·

Hey Getquin Community! Bayer shares are currently struggling. The Q3 figures showed a net loss of 4.18 billion euros, mainly due to weak markets in the agricultural sector and regulatory pressure, while the pharmaceutical division is providing positive impetus.

Now I need your opinion: sell or hold? My $BAYN (+0,17 %) -investment stands at -59.24 %. Do you think the share will recover in view of the challenges? What would you do if you were me? 📉📉

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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend

2Semana

The share has to rise by around 150% to make up for your pure price losses.
Do you think it can do that?

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Sebastian@Baso

2Semana

I hold.

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Rudolph@1999-topeuro

2Semana

The question is, is Bayer grossly undervalued?
Can the Monsanto disaster now be resolved (promptly?)?
Will the stock market continue to pile on the "losers" and continue to overvalue other performers, or will there soon be a "change of heart"?
How will the restructuring at Bayer succeed?
If you are more inclined to answer "yes" to all these questions, then you know your own answer!
I am very positive about Bayer in the medium term, even if I will reduce my very high Bayer holding somewhat if the share price rises further: I expect disproportionate share price gains next year to compensate for the annual profits (I had "collected" Bayer at around EUR 19.00 1-2 weeks ago). I cannot predict whether it will succeed, so this is not investment advice!

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Sansebastian@Sansebastian

2Semana

Sell! Invest the money in a better share

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Murcielago@impuff

2Semana

If I were you, I would wait until the new government is elected. Either way, it will be economically friendly. Then the loss will be somewhat smaller. It's only 3 months

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user3018c5fbeaa44ed7@user3018c5fbeaa44ed7

2Semana

If you want to hold it for the long term and the amount is small - why not, otherwise, if you have to pay tax on too many profits - you can also sell it. But then it's really gone

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