it looks like you have a risk averse character with some very high p/e picks. mstr is horrendously volatile and saylor is a bit of a nutcase. reminds me of mcafee, and he paid people to shit on his chest. ballpark figs- mstr is up 500% from when i last held it, and btc is only up about 80% in that timeframe. the stock split was a bit of a smoke and mirrors job because the stock got pumped so much. instead i chose riot platforms for btc action. i'm more comfotable with that than mstr or btc directly as it has roots in mining and owners businesses, rather than simply holding btc on top of an unremarkable software company like mstr does. berkshire is not very exciting at the moment but a safe bet to keep planting savings in with no stress. if anything, i'd start putting the amazon google nvidia and microsoft in berkshire instead and maybe start modest savings plans for some metals / energy too to even it out. happy saving!
I assume that Microstrategy has completed correction wave 2 with last Friday's low and is now in the upswing of the next upward impulse. Wave 3 should soon break through the resistance at €180 and drive the overall impulse of wave 3. My last target zone was reached after testing its upper limit on August 5, so any stops on long positions in this zone could be tightened to the entry price. A further sharp sell-off is only to be expected in the context of my short-term bearish alternative scenario: should the share price unexpectedly fall below the support level of €92, wave alt. 2 could reach a new low in the alternative target zone between €69 and €39 (with a probability of 33%). According to the daily chart, the price is still working on the macro impulse of wave 3, which is likely to peak between € 329 and € 439. In the long term, however, this should only be a stopover on the way up.
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Share performance since August 10, 2020, when MicroStrategy $MSTR (+7,92%) launched its Bitcoin- $BTC (-0,52%) strategy compared to the top performers in the S&P 500.
