$IREN (+7,56 %)
$BMNR (-0,21 %)
$ONDS (+4,9 %)
$CIFR (+8,14 %)
Observation: The shift from reason to hype
A clear shift in posted purchases has been visible in recent weeks:
- Current: More and more hyped stocks are being bought, some of which have recorded enormous gains of over 200% in recent months. This points to the phenomenon "Fear Of Missing Out" (FOMO) phenomenon, in which investors invest in stocks that have already risen sharply for fear of missing out on a quick profit.
- 12 months ago/April: Back then, posts about buying ETFs or other established, "well-known" stocks. Such investments often represent a long-term, diversified and more rational investment strategy.
Lesson: The risk of momentum speculation
This development is a classic sign of a speculative speculative market phase. It is crucial to understand: Share prices that rise quickly can fall just as quickly.
- Momentum risk: Buying stocks based solely on their recent price increase (momentum strategy) is extremely risky. These stocks are often highly valued and extremely volatile.
- The slump: When the trend reverses, the initial enthusiasm can quickly turn into panic selling turn into panic selling. Without a strong, rationally based investment mindset, the so-called conviction, it becomes extremely difficult for investors to hold on to these shares as soon as they enter a correction phase. correction phase or a downward trend downtrend.
- The lesson: Real conviction in a share is based on a thorough analysis of the company's value. company valuenot just on the latest share price performance. Speculating on short-term hype feels "fun" as long as it's going up, but can lead to painful losses when it crashes. can lead to painful losses lead to painful losses.
Conclusion:
Stay rational and remember: Diversification and a long-term perspective are the foundation for sustainable success on the stock market.
Best regards
Bubu 😉
