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Would you enter at a price of 10.50€ per share and hope for a small price increase ? Or would you recommend it ?

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Do you put your money on the street and hope that it will become more?
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@GoDividend I collect the money lying on the streets ^^
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@TheRealPute This is called "dividends"
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Also a hobby of mine. Nice that you understand fun
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So do not misunderstand the comment please... I have not even looked at which stock it is about... Was just answering the question... Of course you always hope for positive rates ... But is there for you a reason for a price increase or a trend?
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@GoDividend The trend shows a possible upward curve (in the parallel trend channel)
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They have become profitable in the meantime, but also in the e-commerce sector and there could be problems if the signs of a recession materialize. The holding company of the share is also in the Cayman Islands, which I find a little strange. The question is whether the big luxury brands are keen to use their solutions or whether giants like LVMH are not working on a solution themselves in the future. To be honest, I wouldn't build up a significant position, but I've already noticed them and I'm considering putting a few shares in the landfill.
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@KapriolenSonne i only want to keep them for 1 week at most ^^
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@TheRealPute But why? Then just buy a KO. You'll just notice that there are no more shorts 🤡
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@KapriolenSonne feels bad man, now you've put so much effort into the text. Here, an award 🥇
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@Lorena I feel legit scammed 😭
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@KapriolenSonne it helped me 👀 thank you
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I don't think you really need Farfetch - luxury fashion lives to a large extent from the shopping experience - Farfetch's offer is quite trivial, there are hardly any "must haves" ... What could appeal online are capsules and limited editions, but they don't have that ... why shop there then ... You won't find Louis Vuitton, Hermès and the like there either ... Not everything that is expensive is also in demand ... That's exactly where you have to start ...
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What is your reason for investing?
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@Lorena The great things from Fendi and Gucci that you can buy there and they are profitable and are in the lowest value area with a P/E ratio of 4 🤡 are seriously considering getting them if they continue to fall.
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That smells like a value trap 👃
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@KapriolenSonne And I just had a quick look at the annual report. The profit from 2021 was probably of a one-off nature from asset sales. There will be losses again in the next few years. And then that's it with the "great" P/E ratio 🚫
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@TheAccountant89 If MontanaBlack buys there, it can only be a good product 🤡 With a P/E ratio of 1, the company will go into the basket 🙃
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Next year it will no longer have a P/E ratio, as it will be making a loss. Forecasts are relatively clear.

But edit: I was wrong. The one-off effect comes from derivatives / put/call options. But that doesn't make it any better.
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@KapriolenSonne don't know the store, what is their USP? Why not LVMH and Co. directly?
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@TheAccountant89 I'm sure they'll find new assets in their drawer again 🤡 I only briefly checked the TR figures, I have to admit. Let's see when they find a bottom. Maybe they'll become a penny stock 👀
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@Lorena a possible trend jump, and a small profit taking
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@Lorena there is none, I simply set the 🤡 too early. Can be easily replicated by LVMH.
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@KapriolenSonne yes good, so all in sagste? @TheRealPute unfortunately I can't help you with short-term trades, even though my renowned chart analyses are always in great demand 😛🤡
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My position is down c. 40% and I will continue to hold. I think it is an interesting long-term story due to the potential of high profitability (see average order value). However, it is problematic on a cost basis, you have to raise capital every year because you are grotesquely unprofitable. It will be very difficult to build up a functional infrastructure worldwide here. It can easily be labeled as a "moonshot" and you should certainly not overweight it. Even if I don't like to advertise on a platform like this, you are welcome to watch my YT video on it, where I explain the whole thing in great detail.
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