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@Semos25
11Mo·

What do you think about the $VAR1 shares? Varta is insolvent but the shares always bounce from time to time. I would like to read your opinions.

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Krush82@Krush82
11Mo
Anyone asking about this should not confuse the stock exchange with a casino
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~ S.@Semos25
11Mo
@Krush82
I'm still very new to this. I was just interested in the opinions of others, that's all.
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Krush82@Krush82
11Mo
@Semos25 You can tell, but that's not a bad thing. It's important to always listen to the smart people. It may just take a little time to filter it out
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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi
11Mo
You are still new to the business and dream of making a lot of profit in a short space of time when you follow charts like Varta. Looking back on high price jumps, you wonder whether you can make a similar gamble. Try it out, don't moan if it goes wrong, which is very likely, and learn your lesson for the future. The sooner the better for your career as an investor. At some point you will have this experience one way or another.
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~ S.@Semos25
11Mo
@Dividendenopi Getting rich in a hurry is not really my strategy - on the contrary, I'm more in favor of investing for the long term. But I'm right there with you on the others. Thank you for your detailed answer.
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John@Transporter
11Mo
Hands off
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pstockhammer_@pstockhammer_
11Mo
Personally, I wouldn't buy it...
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Thomas@DonkeyKongx
11Mo
pure gambling as with $GME
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Dussel D.@DusselDuck
11Mo
Are the last twitches.
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Krush82@Krush82
11Mo
@DusselDuck That's exactly how it looked yesterday with the squirrel that was hit by a car right in front of me
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DieEnte7@DieEnte7
11Mo
The few times I tried this in my early days, it always backfired colossally. You should always bear in mind that according to the STARUG method, the fair value of these shares is exactly 0 and this is exactly the direction in which the shares will develop in the long term. You can of course speculate on catching the right moments for such price jumps, but the probability of this backfiring is extremely high because the trend is clearly pointing downwards. The alternative is to invest in functioning companies. Not a difficult decision for me.
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Charmin@Charmin
11Mo
Hands off. Only for gamblers. Go to the casino instead. You'll have more fun there.

What people don't seem to understand: There are still plans to delist Varta at 0.00 euros. This means that the shares will expire worthless. I don't think there will be a turnaround here.
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Sansebastian@Sansebastian
11Mo
What exactly do you want to know now?
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Metis@Metis
11Mo
Why do you want that?
The private investors will be expropriated anyway, that has long been decided and is part of the insolvency proceedings.
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Seventrader@7Trader
11Mo
Wirecard's share price is also still going up and down.
I would no longer invest in Varta because the risk/reward ratio looks very poor
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MacII@MacII
11Mo
I bought 3 shares anyway, I'm curious. I don't know anything and still have rights.
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Paul@Philt0nL
11Mo
badly aged the post^^
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