fundamentally, nothing has changed at nvidia. i would simply hold or buy more if the stock continues to fall.
just under 13% profit is not the world, especially with taxes and trading fees on top.
i like the rest of the portfolio very much. at the moment we have all-time highs almost everywhere. i would wait for any setbacks before buying or look for undervalued stocks.
e.g.: $UNH is currently badly shaken but fundamentally very strong. i know it's quite expensive and it will take a while until it shines again, but the most important thing on the stock market is time.
you've been there since april and have had good opportunities to get in, but half a year or a year is not time on the stock market... you can be lucky and hit the bull's eye and the share price soars, but these are really lucky moves as a beginner.
for monthly dividends i can recommend reit's. e.g. $O doesn't grow much but you get a monthly dividend - a classic buy and hold stock that you buy and leave forever.
just under 13% profit is not the world, especially with taxes and trading fees on top.
i like the rest of the portfolio very much. at the moment we have all-time highs almost everywhere. i would wait for any setbacks before buying or look for undervalued stocks.
e.g.: $UNH is currently badly shaken but fundamentally very strong. i know it's quite expensive and it will take a while until it shines again, but the most important thing on the stock market is time.
you've been there since april and have had good opportunities to get in, but half a year or a year is not time on the stock market... you can be lucky and hit the bull's eye and the share price soars, but these are really lucky moves as a beginner.
for monthly dividends i can recommend reit's. e.g. $O doesn't grow much but you get a monthly dividend - a classic buy and hold stock that you buy and leave forever.
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@1Chrischi1 Thank you very much for your feedback!
I have the position twice. Once with 1400 euros at Scalable where ASML is also in it and once with 2.3k because I wanted to improve the "nest egg" amount which is now 400 euros in the plus.
I also found $NOVO B interesting at the moment. Maybe I'll just increase the cash position and sit out the next few months
I have the position twice. Once with 1400 euros at Scalable where ASML is also in it and once with 2.3k because I wanted to improve the "nest egg" amount which is now 400 euros in the plus.
I also found $NOVO B interesting at the moment. Maybe I'll just increase the cash position and sit out the next few months
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@Maddy-0 Have you invested your nest egg in securities?
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•@Metis right. Since I won't need it for the next two years. But the stop loss was set to +-0
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@Maddy-0 That ... is not what you do with a nest egg. The point of a nest egg is that it is immediately available at any time. And that can only be in an overnight money account or current account, but not in fluctuating investments.
You don't know in advance whether you will need it, which is why it is a nest egg.
It's there to compensate for loss of earnings, for example, if you're unexpectedly made redundant and can't find a new job quickly enough or you have to bridge the gap until the money comes from the authorities and so on. So that you can still cover your fixed costs for a few months without any problems.
You don't know in advance whether you will need it, which is why it is a nest egg.
It's there to compensate for loss of earnings, for example, if you're unexpectedly made redundant and can't find a new job quickly enough or you have to bridge the gap until the money comes from the authorities and so on. So that you can still cover your fixed costs for a few months without any problems.
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