Wingzujb (@Hooorrrur) sur getquin

1Année·

$$RNW how do you see it?

The stock was recently acquired. The share price has risen sharply. (I am almost 15% up)

Should I sell the position or do I have a possible chance of even higher gains if I just hold it and get an offer to sell my shares to the new company (heard that was possible)?

3 Commentaires

Patrick ₿ateman@fastlane

1Année

I would decide on the basis of the following factors: - How much air is still available until the purchase price and is the waiting period + residual risk for the potential upside worth it? - How likely is it that the deal will go through? - Do I currently have alternatives in mind in which I want to invest instead? - Does the upside still available offer me more in percentage terms than an overnight money / money market fund in the same period? I decided to sell at $ATVI, for example, and have not regretted it.

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Sparfuchs@Reinecke

1Année

That is the risk of the investor, no one can take that away from you here. Check your own business case and act. Further decision criteria have been presented at @fastlane. You will certainly not get any insider information here.

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Maddin M.@Berion

1Année

Have the same dichotomy. I'm just over 20% up, but I decided in favor of the company because I wanted to have my dividend portfolio broadly diversified and the company convinces me. I think I will keep my shares but had such a situation yet and do not know how such a thing runs. I am with Postbank.

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