@Epi thank you, of course you're right, but then it will be the same for everyone or the majority of investors. However, I don't think it will be as bad as it was in the past, as the money printing press will be fired up again immediately and reactions will be faster today than in the past. I rather expect flash crashes and faster recoveries due to unexpected events. But yes, I'm not a bubble predictor and believe that we have entered a more technological age where companies are not just producing hot air with their business models, at least not the big companies in the world. That's why I'm not investing in a 10-man quantum computer company with a 10 billion valuation and no revenue. 😂But of course I don't have any 🔮
I will probably also take 1/3 of the highly weighted positions off the table, or 1/2 if prices continue to rise sharply. Then I'll have the initial capital out and also more psychological relaxation if prices fall sharply 😊
I'm not someone who stubbornly holds on when the situation changes, but one thing is certain: the future is more technological than today and technological progress accelerates technology, which is why I see prices and developments continuing to rise in the long term.
But of course we will see what really happens 🔮🤣
I will probably also take 1/3 of the highly weighted positions off the table, or 1/2 if prices continue to rise sharply. Then I'll have the initial capital out and also more psychological relaxation if prices fall sharply 😊
I'm not someone who stubbornly holds on when the situation changes, but one thing is certain: the future is more technological than today and technological progress accelerates technology, which is why I see prices and developments continuing to rise in the long term.
But of course we will see what really happens 🔮🤣
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