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I can't give you a really qualitative answer, but for me personally the risk was too high.
Small cap, very volatile and a rather difficult market after the fat corona years, which is why the price is currently going down. I briefly considered getting in at 1.35 and am now glad I didn't. It's difficult to identify the turning point. As I've been wrong too often in the past and the share price continued to plummet after my purchase, I left it alone.
Small cap, very volatile and a rather difficult market after the fat corona years, which is why the price is currently going down. I briefly considered getting in at 1.35 and am now glad I didn't. It's difficult to identify the turning point. As I've been wrong too often in the past and the share price continued to plummet after my purchase, I left it alone.
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@McZed but even with such a loss, you still have enough dividends after one year to walk away with a profit.
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@fz1006 the dividend is deducted from the share price :) The most you can do is gamble that the share price will rise again after the ex-dividend date (the date on which the dividend is deducted from the share price) because the share will then be cheaper. But since I gambled with Maersk last year and the share price fell even further, I don't do that.
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