3Semana·

Question for the community 📈

I am new to investing and have made $QBTS (-2,52 %) would you now sell some or all of your shares and buy more as soon as the price drops or stay invested?

11 Comentarios

AK@AK98

3Semana

Why did you buy the share? Has anything changed in the company? Are you trading only or for the long term?

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Kronbichla@Kronbichla

3Semana

@AK98 I bought it because I find the subject area very exciting and there is also a lot of potential for quantum technology in the future

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AK@AK98

3Semana

@Kronbichla You have already answered your question about selling or keeping.

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Kronbichla@Kronbichla

3Semana

@AK98 Since my portfolio is still relatively small, would it make sense to sell some of them and then buy more when the price is lower, or would I not sell them completely anyway?

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AK@AK98

2Semana

@Kronbichla That's a thought you always have, but who says it will fall again? It can also go up further. I would let it run and buy more if there is a setback

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Kronbichla@Kronbichla

2Semana

@AK98 thank you, I have also decided to go down this route 🤝

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Fail-Guru@Fail-Guru

2Semana

@Kronbichla keep and buy extra lower.

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0xBerndBuffet@0xBerndBuffet

2Semana

@AK98 It is not at all clear whether the company will ever make money. I prefer to trade them. I have now taken my profits out twice at 100% profit and if the figures change or it is really clear that they really have the best quantum technology, you can still buy and hold. Unfortunately, I don't have a crystal ball to know whether that was good or bad. In any case, I will buy again if there is a correction.

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InvestitionsAngeber@InvestitionsAngeber

2Semana

I can only tell you not to be led by others. I bought Palantir 2024. Everyone, but everyone wrote to me "you're stupid" "you have no idea, look at the P/E ratio" if you like volatility, please go ahead and lose your money. Well, Palantir is at just under €160 today. I own 965 shares. 🤩 Entry at €15.21 in January. Holding has almost always paid off.

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Chris@Multibagger

3Semana

If you are convinced of the company in the long term and can withstand the high volatility, hold it. This applies to all small caps, of which I have a lot in my portfolio. However, if you have another company that promises you a higher return, sell $QBTS and buy the other share.
There will definitely continue to be strong ups and downs at $QBTS in the future. For me, they are massively overvalued at the moment. But that doesn't necessarily mean anything.

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Gargarmehl@Gargarmehl

2Semana

Read the latest short seller report on this great company 🙂

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