1Settimana·

The same trade as 5 days ago 😁💰😁💰

$RDC (-0,92%) Shopapotheke was picked up again with an average buy-in of €113 (100 shares). 50 of these were stopped out earlier at 126€ with approx. +11% (+650€) (TP1). The remaining 50 shares will continue to run - perhaps a little more will be possible today.

Shopapotheke has been in a nice range for short-term swings for some time 👆

EDIT: the trailing SL was triggered at TP2 at €128.10, so the position is closed again. Maybe the trade will work again, let's see if the price stays in the range 🙂 - I'm on the lookout again below €120 😉

14.04

Redcare Pharmacy

Venduto x50 a 128,10 €

6405,00 €

15,86%

TomTurboInvest

@TomTurboInvest

2Settimana·

Shopapotheke has reached the upper edge of the small range again today, and the Trailling SL has also hit it.

$RDC (-0,92%) just 3 days ago ( https://getqu.in/bfUXsK/ ), the upper edge of the small range was reached today. Due to the high volatility, a trailing SL was immediately set on TP1, which was then triggered quite quickly.

If it retraces nicely, we will buy again If it makes it to the upper half of the range, a buy via stop buy is also an option 😁

But profits are secured for the time being in times of high volatility 💰

08.04

Redcare Pharmacy

Venduto x105 a 126,80 €

13.314,00 €

7,03%

4 Commenti

Chris@Multibagger

1Settimana

But you don't trade the return with a short, do you?

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TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest

1Settimana

@Multibagger No, I don't have a real short account, although I have considered creating one before, but my focus is still long so far.
I only do "fake shorts", so to speak, on shares that I own myself, as in this case - I go short, i.e. sell the RDC and then buy it back at a lower price, but if it goes up, I have no obligation.
But it would be interesting in principle, but it's also much riskier, so you can't work without stops...

Do you work with a short account? Any experience?

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Chris@Multibagger

1Settimana

I don't have an extra short account. But with some stocks I trade KOs in both directions, especially in markets as volatile as they are now and some stocks keep moving within the same limits. $TSLA, for example, is predestined for this at the moment. Long at 220 USD and short at 300.

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TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest

1Settimana

@Multibagger I stopped using KO's a few years ago, it has to go in your direction relatively quickly, otherwise the leverage including KO will knock you out. Stocks are a little more "forgiving", so things can go against you for a few days.
But if you're close to the time with an SL, of course that works too👍

PS: I took a look at Tesla in the evening - it doesn't really know where it's going at the moment, hovering around VWAP 250$

What do you think of Nike? Ripe for a bounce - has been struggling around 55$ for a few days?

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