Hi, I have decided for myself that the share is currently clearly overvalued and have sold for the time being, but if we see €2 again I would get back in as it remains interesting in the long term. What do you think of the share?
At the moment it's more earth core... well, let's see. I think I'll need about 6-12 months to recover my losses.
But one thing is very important: don't realize any losses. I am fundamentally convinced of the values of my portfolio. Even of $3350 (-1,06%) even if, as you know, this was only intended as a gamble. Even if things don't look good for us at the moment as we are breaking through every support zone in the $BTC (+0,03%) downwards, I remain optimistic in the long term, like most people here. The same applies to$QNC (-5,93%) . It's too late to sell now anyway. So...
What I take away from the current situation in any case: keep calm and don't get weak hands.
The community is definitely playing a big part in this. Thank you for that at this point.
Be that as it may. Let's hope for better times, because they will come 😁
Regardless of the value, the source is not necessarily reputable in my experience. I have already received 4 totally contradictory reports on $IREN within 2 days, each with totally sensationalist headlines, which in my opinion are only intended to generate clicks. But that doesn't mean that the share can't work. However, the article is only about the development of a NATO-compliant application. That doesn't mean anything in terms of partnership.
$QNC (-5,93%) with the first QRNG chip based on quantum tunneling effects, patented four times and integrable with CMOS standards. The first chip of its kind to withstand quantum threats. They are now going into production with$2330 (US factory) into production, whereby customs duties should also not play a role....
I don't know enough about this technology to be able to judge how quickly it can be used commercially and what returns it will bring. So far I have speculated twice on $QBTS and also made good money, but only as a fun gamble with no idea. And I've gotten into the habit of not investing more than 0.5% of my portfolio value in things I don't understand and not expressing an opinion on them to others.
