I also find them exciting. But I wouldn't invest a one-off sum at the current valuation level. But I believe that a share savings plan could make sense.
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@Multibagger me too, I got out too early because the valuation was too high and the stock performed too well. I would think about it in the event of a proper setback. Apart from that, my wife is still invested and has taken the whole upswing with her ☺️
@BamBamInvest At what price would you consider starting again? I'm also thinking about it. I would be more interested in the whole thing from 59$.
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@fund_commander123 I can't say, I would only look at it again when things start to go wrong, in my opinion it is currently valued far too highly, regardless of the potential. The risk/reward ratio does not fit here at the moment, there are more attractive investments in my opinion.
@fund_commander123 I would not base it on a fixed share price, but on the expected P/E ratio. I would wait for the next figures. I think more than 50-60 as a P/E ratio for 26 is too much.
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@Multibagger right, especially a disappointment or bad prospects could cause the pull back you want for an entry ✌️
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I am absolutely convinced that the share still has brutal growth potential - I got in at 13$ and am holding for the long term, so I don't care about corrections.
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@SuperMarioEmpire then I would also stay invested. However, the initial question was about whether one should enter at the current level or at a different level with a sum of money.
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