4Semana·

How?

I've already been recommended assets several times by people here, where I've informed myself and found them to be good, which then gained a lot of weight within a few weeks/months. Something like $SMR , $ASTS (+2,73 %) , $ETL (-1,67 %) , $NXT and a few others. My question now is how do you get these values; I am interested in your approach. News blogs? Videos? Twitter? or some kind of screener approach. I would be interested

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Harald@Madhatter5566

4Semana

Did you also get some that crashed?

I think even a blind hen sometimes finds a grain.

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nassimcanim@nassimcanim

4Semana

@Madhatter5566 actually not yet, i.e. none that is in the red only >0% return so far that's why I'm wondering

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Harald@Madhatter5566

4Semana

@nassimcanim Well, the market prices things in. If you're lucky, you'll know about news that's going to come out of smaller stalls before the pricing is complete.

Otherwise we live in the matrix stock market. This means that if you just follow the tip, the price goes up steeply. If you invest on the tip, it goes down steeply. Try this out. Maybe this is a sign from Neo

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nassimcanim@nassimcanim

4Semana

@Madhatter5566 😂😂

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Chandra@Chandra

4Semana

I have been invested in $ASTS since 2022 and was down 80% at times.
I wouldn't be surprised if they lost 50% again from their current level, because it is a pre-revenue company and therefore the share price is correspondingly volatile.
I believe in the company and assume that they will make a profit in 2-3 years and that the share price will be significantly higher, but nobody could really predict the current increase in a meaningful way.

Don't let them drive you crazy. Nobody can predict that a share price will explode in the next few weeks(!), otherwise it would have been priced in long ago. How could it be otherwise? Anything else would only be possible with insider knowledge.

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Chris@Multibagger

4Semana

It has to be said that there are a lot of members here who only read but don't do any research of their own. But even I, who certainly reads a lot myself, have already received some interesting tips here. But whether you implement them after doing your own research is up to you

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Murcielago@impuff

4Semana

Ask around at X. And what the Americans write. Of course, you're a loser, but on the whole you're doing quite well.

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investment_sage_1668@investment_sage_1668

4Semana

@impuff where, for example ?

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Murcielago@impuff

4Semana

@investment_sage_1668 You can't pin it down to one person. You should follow a lot of people who are interested in the exchange. For example, if you enter $HIMS in the search at X, you will find various posts from people

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