@GordonGekko83 I had $SOFI 3 years earlier than him, and the same applies to $HIMS. In a different interest rate environment, people wouldn't be talking about him like that now. I also invested in some of my convictions far too early and steadily built up my position. (as you can easily see from my posts 😊) Things are going pretty well at the moment and I can't complain about $SOFI and $HIMS. If that makes me a Thelen disciple then I'm happy to be ✌️
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@BamBamInvest sofie pleases me. First time in the plus with the share. Maybe it can stay there for a while.
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•@DonPromillo We will see, August/September/October could be difficult and volatile after the market has done so well. The reaction to the upcoming figures at the end of July will be interesting, I think we will run up a little further until then. The high short ratio of 18% could also cause us to break out to the upside, an exciting situation. But you shouldn't be surprised if we go back down again. $SOFI will benefit greatly from the interest rate cuts and the innocent, even if it could go down a bit in between.
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@BamBamInvest Yes, you're used to roller coasters. Hehe
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•@DonPromillo If you can cope with that, the upside potential is enormous. I had also topped up further in the EUR 5 range and wanted to go further in, but as I was already very heavily weighted, I wanted to buy at least 2-3% below the entry level.
It's just like always, at first everyone talks about topping up if the price falls further, then the time comes and you lose heart. (Partly understandable, of course) now it is going up sharply and those who did not buy at 5 euros are now buying at 7 euros, although nothing has changed fundamentally or in the figures (but of course this also has to do with the 3.5-year break of the downward trend and some other technical chart signals).
If you are prepared to hold $SOFI - 5 years and then look at the situation in retrospect, I can well imagine that I would have bought for 5,6,7 euros. 🤘
It's just like always, at first everyone talks about topping up if the price falls further, then the time comes and you lose heart. (Partly understandable, of course) now it is going up sharply and those who did not buy at 5 euros are now buying at 7 euros, although nothing has changed fundamentally or in the figures (but of course this also has to do with the 3.5-year break of the downward trend and some other technical chart signals).
If you are prepared to hold $SOFI - 5 years and then look at the situation in retrospect, I can well imagine that I would have bought for 5,6,7 euros. 🤘
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