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Hi guys, I put a few euros into a 25x leveraged share of Nvidia today for testing purposes and since $NVDA (+1,44 %) rose by 6% I was able to take 144% with me. Question to you. Do you know any other stocks where such leverage is possible and where you currently see good potential for an increase in the coming days and weeks? :)


$GOOGL (-2,47 %) I find it interesting for a second test😄


Thank you 🙏🏼

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My recommendation

(0 bad intentions)

Take along, from now on only from 30€, otherwise you will be charged 12% of your trade with fees and get another 10% spread clapped in via TR

For somewhat larger transactions it is more worthwhile, but I would theoretically try 3 months first. It's more boring but it helps :)

Just think about what you want to trade in which direction, write it down, look 7 days later

Make at least 20 trades and see what the ratio is. That would be a start.
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That sounds extremely naive.
From what I gather from the post, you have no experience with trading leverage products. I would advise you not to do it. If you want to experiment, I would recommend paper trading accounts. But congratulations on the small trade.
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A recommendation. Don't. You don't seem to have a plan and will burn money without end. Any bet😃 we've almost all been through that already
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To be honest, that wouldn't be my thing... so having no idea about it and using the lever... good luck
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Rejoice!

And *never* do it again. You'll only lose money.
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I know leveraged products are tempting, but as has already been mentioned, these sums are very unprofitable and naive (but I don't want to be that harsh).

There are some banks that have really good explanations on the subject! I can recommend them to you, because that's one thing, the total loss is relatively quick ☺️
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Microstrategy and coinbase
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So much risk for 10 euros return. After deducting the fee and tax, there's hardly anything left over.
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Directly to the Porsche dealership
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