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This time it's Fomo, but that's no big deal. 🐒

$PLTR (+0,91 %)

$IREN (+1,46 %)


Question for a friend:

Buy Palantir now? I (i.e. she) bought a few shares at around € 22 and sold them somewhere between € 80 and € 110, quickly regretted the sale (reverse fomo?) and have now been waiting for months for a supposed setback to get back in.


Iren wanted to buy them at €16, but didn't and has been waiting for a setback for several weeks.


I had advised her to forget about the two shares, but she has already asked me a few times 🙊

What does the swarm intelligence say?

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The swarm intelligence says: your friend can register here and ask her question herself. 😁
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Palantir also sold at 120€... Taking profits is never wrong and the setback is sure to come :)

LG
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@Tobiwankenobi500 Take profits? Buy and leave. They're just getting started. Always new contracts, etc. In 2 years they'll be somewhere else and you'll only have a fraction of your shares left because you're constantly taking profits... Ts ts 🤪😂📈
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I bought $IREN yesterday and increased my average holding to 16 dollars. You can tell your girlfriend that. ❤️
Olli, single
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@Olli68 getquin meets tinder 😂
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"You should never run after a streetcar or a share. Just be patient: the next one is sure to come." - André Kostolany -
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@Dominik_76 Well, I wouldn't be so sure about public transportation in Germany anymore. The saying comes from the 80s. 😢
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@Epi Good point. Then replace streetcars with Uber or air cabs :)
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@Dominik_76 or with tag
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@Dominik_76 Well, air cabs have only been announced for 10 years and my last 2 Ubers have simply canceled their trips.
It's obviously not that easy to replace them. 🫠
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I don't really follow either stock, but in principle the following applies:

1) do you still see upside potential in the share price?

2) Has the company performed well and is it currently in the confirmation phase through results?

3) Can you justify the entry price based on your risk profile (risk-reward)?

Patience is difficult but very essential in the stock market. Personally, I don't chase after every hype or stock that is currently on the upswing if I don't see a favorable entry price based on my assessment.

P.S. Congratulations on the good purchases and realizations.
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I sold $PLTR at €11.04. Can we please stop talking about this share? It hurts to see the price. 😭

But to come back to the question: I wouldn't buy Palantir. It's simply too expensive. (Have you seen the P/E ratio yet?) But of course it may still continue to rise because it is simply always overpriced. That's why I think it's good to invest in several tranches if you really want the share. That way you are already in it and can be happy when it rises and when it falls.
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Sure, who doesn't want them....but I don't go in that high.
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I am not actively selling my US tech stocks now... but I wouldn't buy anything at the moment either.
My most recent purchases: $AKRBP $EQNR $PHPT
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@BigMo Norway and raw materials. Interesting
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@Iwamoto I like Norway's oil companies, especially from a geostrategic point of view, and the entry points are also attractive in my opinion.
I was a little late on platinum, but I still see significant upside potential.
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So yesterday I bought again at $IREN. I had already bought the share at 6 euros but sold it again at 8 euros 😭 no matter, I got back in yesterday and will definitely hold it. I'm really excited.
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Thanks for the insights 🙂
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Enjoy your profits! Do you really want to invest in such an expensive company?
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Realizing profits and sometimes pulling something out is part of the whole thing. You shouldn't regret it. You always know better afterwards.....
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@Yoshika I could sell $CALM and buy back Palantir 🤭
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@Yoshika $CALM is falling like a stone ☹️ From a technical chart perspective, I would say that it could fall another 4 to 7% and theoretically even beyond that, perhaps back to $75. On 1.10. earnings are 🥲
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