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Buy high, sell low

Can anyone from the community explain to me why more and more people are making their money with

$ELF (+8,95 %)

$HIMS (+4,16 %)

$NU (+1,01 %)

$KAS (+0,46 %)

burning their money? Why not just put the money into an ETF? 🤔

10 Comentarios

Fabian F.@Fabianfeuer

The higher the return, the higher the risk. At the peak, I was up 45,000% with kaspa - you can't just do that in 3 years with an ETF

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Fredi K.@equity_expert_1695

@Fabianfeuer What's the point of the tip if you don't sell? 😕

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Fabian F.@Fabianfeuer

@equity_expert_1695 I thought it would go even higher 🤷

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Saschko@WarrenamBuffet

$HIMS + 388% what's the problem? Buy & hold and so on or entry before the hypes.

The balance lies in both. ETFs plus individual stocks :)

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

For the titles you mentioned, it's over for "newcomers". If new ones come along, you can consider whether you want to jump on then too. Not so long ago, every second post here was about $SMCI

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Fredi K.@equity_expert_1695

@Dividendenopi That's right, I forgot all about the share 😂

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market_expert_gbtws@market_expert_gbtws

@Dividendenopi well what do you mean by run, nu is now very attractive again after im sold at the top and elf will really take off again. These are absolute buy prices

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

@market_expert_gbtws These are trades, and Nu is very well suited to them. In the long run, the stock has to prove itself. Eleven is exciting, the next figures will show that

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Bubu@Bubu_98

My $HIMS position is up almost 450% and $NU is also still up significantly.

I hear there are also people who have been holding shares for longer than a month ...

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Marvin@Marvin_Kapital

Why can an investment still make sense?
$HIMS For example, although Hims is a risky investment, the company has an enormously stable balance sheet and strong earnings growth.
If you look at the fundamentals, you should be aware that this rise to around $70 was too strong, which would make Hims overvalued despite its strong growth. The growth could also slow down somewhat, which also makes this stock highly volatile.
I really don't understand the problem with $NU. Why should you burn money there at the moment? Of course, the share price could fall further, but the fundamental data for this company speaks a different language.
The valuation is actually moderate, the valuation is very low for a fast-growing company, NU is almost undervalued. The market is also very interesting. The focus on South American emerging markets is extremely exciting as a direct bank.
Yes, I also find the headquarters in the Cayman Islands somewhat suspect, but many public limited companies are based there and this company is not a scam.

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