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Which growth stocks do you find interesting at the moment? What can I look at?

Already available in the depot:

$GOOGL (-0.04%)

$RKLB (+1.73%)

Are there any of these that you would still add to now or just hold?

Unfortunately, I sold too early:

On my watchlist:

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$TTD $PNG $PWR $TEM $SNOW $SHOP

Currently not invested in Allen

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Artiskon@Artiskon

$WYNN
$SOFI

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Logout87@Logout87

$PNG & $3350

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S.A.U.@SAUgut777

No offense meant, but maybe come up with the idea yourself to look for and do your own things...you are the chart technician...and not always just asking...

...always comes across as so desperate 🤷🏻‍♂️

Otherwise you could easily think it's all just copy trade 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Chris@Multibagger

$TEM and lots of raw materials

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Olli@Olli68

$OHB
$INOD
$CLS
$ESLT

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Shiya@Shiya

$HROW $DLO

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The W.@thewolfofallstreetz

Duolingo $DUOL

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$ADBE you could take a look at the rating.

I think $GOOGL can still be topped up based on the rating. Compared to the rest of the Mag7.

$UBER The chart is currently moving very suspiciously. There could be a buying opportunity soon or the lid could open again. So perhaps keep a closer eye on it.

Do you have 1-2 stocks that you currently see as hot candidates for a buy/upgrade?

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Stephan K.@StrahlemannLP

In principle, I find all stocks that have a sound business model and a certain forward-looking perspective exciting.

I currently count myself among them:

- Intel
- Rheinmetall
- Broadcom can be added as long as Hock Tan does not go insane or senile
- Siemens Energy
- Novo Nordisk
- Deutz

I see moderate risk with:
- Iris Energy, too focused on Bitcoin and a business model is never very good in my view as long as it is only based on one branch.
- Nike, the brand and the business model are there, but if your focus is on rapid growth, the stock could disappoint you as the turnaround is still pending
- Renk, gigantic momentum, broad portfolio, still from the time when it was part of MAN Energy Solutions (whoever came up with the idea of renaming it Everllence should be led to the scaffold, in my opinion) but still relatively small.
- Leonardo, Defense from Italy and optical systems, which are currently involved in research into nuclear fusion.

I see a high risk with:
- Bitfarms, the same as Iris Energy, except that they lack the capital backing (yet).
- q.beyond, IT service providers that can do something are few and far between in Germany. At the moment, I'm thinking about moving the little capital I have in Nike over there and wait and see, as they are at the break-even point, which q.beyond/QSC has had to struggle with in recent decades.
- Thyssen Krupp, steel division is considering a spinoff (what will be left of Thyssen then?), currently only Thyssen Krupp Marine Systems is convincing, you can profit from their IPO if you hold Thyssen shares (that's my only reason to hold Thyssen shares at the moment)
- Gigaset, desk phones are de facto dead, even if they are still clearly superior to cell phones in terms of voice quality. I am convinced that the demand for good telephones and communication systems is still there. You can get large positions for play money and that can pay off. If not, then it doesn't hurt.

In my view, stable long-term runners are above all:
- Allianz
- Microsoft

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