3Año·

What do you think of this share?

Does it count as a normal share or would a loss go into the other loss pot?

Thanks a lot

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3Año

So I find your posts here kind of funny. Here you ask for a you unknown asset only to learn how your loss is offset. (By the way, it's a normal stock) In another post you want to buy a Reit to test it and sell it right after the dividend payment, despite the hints that you run +-0 apart from the trading fees and thus factually make a 100% loss. And the test should be there to run the whole thing again with Realty Income to get even more minimal loss....
If there is not still something like put warrants on your personal return are your posts perfect to link for FAQs "What should you definitely not do on the stock market..." Next best still posts to "borrow for Reit purchases", "Depot transfer and meanwhile the shares try to sell" or "daily the depot completely shift from the Tagesflop in the Tagestop to get as high as possible losses in the pots" 😂🤪

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Eselai@DonkeyInvestor

3Año

You're thinking about buying a stock and you're already expecting a loss? 😂

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Stephan Schnee@MrCumEx

3Año

@DonkeyInvestor you have to expect everything. The stock market is not a playground for children ;-) At some point, everyone probably makes losses ;-)

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Stephan Schnee@MrCumEx

3Año

@WaynesWorld Thank you. It's only about 300 euros anyway. That's why I'm not reading a whole book ;-)

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Stephan Schnee@MrCumEx

3Año

@WaynesWorld That's right. Let's see :)

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Stephan Schnee@MrCumEx

3Año

@WaynesWorld Propect Capital is now off my watch list again anyway, as it would not fall into the other pots. AGNC is therefore much more interesting anyway, but thank you.

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