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There are also negative aspects

Before anyone thinks I'm always right, here's an example of how that's not the case. But since someone asked me yesterday to post something negative, I'm happy to do so. First and foremost, however, I do this to explain my trading strategies a little more. So if a value like the one below $MC (-0,45 %) does not develop in the right direction that I expect right from the start, I get out at around -20% at the latest. I don't buy more and hope for improvement. My thought when I entered the trade was a short-term positive development due to the tariff reduction. It didn't work out and I can live with that.

21.05
192,00 €
23,20 %
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My worst handle ever... when everything rises... LVMH falls... and if they rise then with the lowest percentage...
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@Therapeut I am also considering selling, -20%, other stocks are simply doing better and will probably do better in the next few years
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@xzxzx I have an alternative in mind, at least if you think LVMH will be above 500 in December. Then you could dust off 60% with a discount call MK5XWZ without any risk. That's not so bad for 7 months.
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Just bought this one here GV47SX 🤭 Smaller lever and larger knockout. distance than last time
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@Iwamoto Since the maximum price potential of $MC is €540 in my opinion, there is no threat of a knockout. However, it would first have to sustainably overcome the €59 mark. You should keep an eye on that. If it rises above €510, I would sell the bond
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@Iwamoto Hi Kate, I didn't want to come across as teacherly this morning, so I didn't point out the point that had been looming for days. It's better not to buy short positions (except on the $) on a day when 1-2 sentences from a Fed President can act like a liberating blow to break the lethargy of the days before. Wait for the reaction and buy cheaper. Or did you expect Powell to speak out against a rate cut?
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@Multibagger I pray every day that interest rates stay up, but I didn't have this eminent event on my radar.
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