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ASML-I was wrong!

Good morning Community!

Due to the surprisingly good order intake after mixed figures for the past year, the share price went through the roof this morning. This of course resulted in a total loss, which happens on average with every 10th trade I make and which everyone who follows my posts knows.

I have no problem with this ratio, as I only ever invest 1-2% of my portfolio volume in these trades.

The fact that I often trade at high risk and that there is a fine line between several 100% profits and total loss is part of my trading.

I share my successes, ideas and failures here.

I never ask anyone to copy any trades. My DNA can live with that very well.

The fact that others don't like this type of trading with the total pursuit of excess returns and call it gambling doesn't affect me either. I can deal with the criticism, some of which is also envy, as long as it is objective.

In my opinion, however, there is no reason for insults or hostility. When I look in here in the morning and the second thing I read is:

He's totally fucked!

I'm not! I'll make up the loss, which is annoying, in 1-2 days.

Stop it you rag, you're leading people to ruin!

I find this inappropriate towards this community.

Even though I wonder why the user sent me a follower request a few minutes later, I accepted this one too. Perhaps he also wants to be led to ruin 😉😎😂

He can, because of course I won't stop, as I clearly state that everyone acts at their own risk with their money and makes their own decisions.

So, dear ones, that was what I wanted to get off my chest this morning. I wish you all a successful trading day! With a lot of additional 💵💵💵💵 in the portfolio And congratulations to all $ASML (-0,53%) invested on the 10% price gain.

Thanks for reading

Your Multibagger

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Tjakos@Agent007

Anyone who insults you for this or the like should be banned from this community as soon as possible.

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fbi191@fbi191

We don't need censorship, we need decency, tolerance and politeness :)

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BeachPlease@BeachPlease

@fbi191 Like this!

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Epi@Epi

That's right! Go your own way. It is already special. Of course, not many can understand it and even fewer can follow it.
As the saying goes? Only dead fish swim with the current. 😉

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Brother L.@Brateeee

Thank you for your transparency. One notices your stock market and life-related experience, which some are not up to and think they have to tease and even insult. It just goes to show that not everyone is up to par as a person. Thank you for your ideas and contributions!

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Lorlen@Lorlen

The malice that is sometimes expressed here is really inappropriate. When I read comments like "Where are all the salespeople now", I find it really unpleasant at best.

Dear Chris, thank you for your ideas and for sharing them with us.

Rock on 🫡

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Niels@Niels19

Don't let it get you down, I always enjoy reading your posts! Thank you so much for your work! It's great that you communicate so transparently - I really appreciate that

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Rik4bier@dividend_champion_1516

Chris, I'm part of the silent mass. I very rarely post anything, but I really enjoy your postings and of others as well. Going short or long is not my cup of tea (honestly I don't know enough of it), but I like your contributions. They are very educational.

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Tenbagger2024@Tenbagger2024

Hello my dear, I think anyone who writes comments like that hasn't really understood the stock market yet. So don't let that put you off. But maybe it's also disappointment, or even anger. Many people still have the idea of getting rich quick on the stock market. You also keep writing that your strategy is rather unusual. If I could perhaps make a very small criticism. Is it that you made this short trade on ASML very large, but you write less about how you hedge yourself on the other side and which certificates are still running in the background. My perception. That's why your loss is rather small, if there is a loss at all on the bottom line. Some have followed you out of ignorance, but only with the ASML position, and are therefore also disappointed now. Perhaps we need to look at how we can better involve the new users in "Successful together". Perhaps we should set up a kind of traffic light by marking risky investments with RED. I think we should try to become even better here. To be able to look each other in the eye in the end. And not tear each other apart here.

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Chris@Multibagger

@Tenbagger2024 Did you want to write more, my dear, or just drop me a friendly hello? I'm happy about that too.

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Tenbagger2024@Tenbagger2024

@Multibagger yes, have added again

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Chris@Multibagger

@Tenbagger2024 Thank you for your criticism. I can do something with that. I didn't particularly emphasize this $ASML trade from my point of view. The impression was probably created more by the fact that there were so many questions about it. Perhaps also because the short on $INTC worked really well shortly before that. But I will be happy to add a risk traffic light. The only problem is at what possible losses is it yellow or red. I have a different feeling. The traffic light should probably refer to the risk. But I tend to make decisions based on risk/reward.

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Tenbagger2024@Tenbagger2024

@Multibagger My dear, it was just a thought of mine. Actually, certificates are always red. And after today, I think every one of your followers should have noticed. But it bothers me why the disappointment and anger is suddenly so great. And why such comments are being made here among adults. Maybe it's scary to even present an investment here. By the way, your reasoning with ASML was not entirely wrong, it could have turned out differently. And then everyone here would have celebrated you. But perhaps it's not a bad thing that things have turned out this way. Many people have gone through a good learning process and can therefore invest even more successfully in the future. At some point, they will be grateful to you for that too.

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Chris@Multibagger

@Tenbagger2024 The only thing that annoys me is that this statement was not made by a disappointed investor, but by someone I have never noticed here before.

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Tenbagger2024@Tenbagger2024

@Multibagger Let's not let that put us off. I like the community here. I've grown fond of many of them. I think it's much worse on other social networks with hate and hate speech

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Chris@Multibagger

@Tenbagger2024 in any case. And of course we'll keep going. Every positive comment and reaction to this morning's post is fuel enough.

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NEWT@SteelAnacott

Unfortunately, the number of people in our society who blindly follow something and end up frustrated with the result is increasing. It would be much more difficult to make your own decisions. Then you couldn't blame anyone else for it.

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Chris@Multibagger

@SteelAnacott The problem is that those who have followed don't write anything negative. They know what can happen with my trades.

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Johannes@Johannes12345

Such statements are completely inappropriate - everyone is the architect of their own fortune.
Hats off to you for sharing your failures in the same way. It's not a matter of course, it shows the risk and therefore also that total losses are part and parcel of such a strategy.
Here's to the next bill 🚀

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ShindyDeanMartin@ShindyDeanMartin

Oh my dear, don't worry about it.
You don't always have to say no investment advice. It's common sense not to simply buy in. You should form your own opinion. You hear that from someone who sold ASML at €900.

The next investment is sure to be successful again.
You're doing a really good job.

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Habakuk30000@Habakuk30000

don't let yourself be "annoyed" - you are one of the most valuable users of this community and although your strategy is about a 180 degree turn from mine, i always enjoy reading your posts. especially with derivatives, fomo is a very bad strategy and everyone who jumps on the bandwagon has to "live" with their own decision and learn from it - both in the positive and negative direction. at the beginning of my "career" i also speculated with derivatives but realized that my psyche is too weak for such things (total losses didn't bother me as much as simply the "feeling": i could have done better (timing, leverage, betting, selection, etc.).

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Keineui@Keineui

Thank you @Multibagger for your input here in the community. I've already learned a lot and have now also had some experience with options. Negative ones, but that's part of it. Don't be put off by all those who now know better in hindsight or who blindly followed here with too much money without thinking.
For my part, I found your reasoning and that of other users conclusive. The €100 don't matter if ASML has risen by €800 in the portfolio at the same time. The experience was worth it. I am also 0 annoyed that I liquidated a small part of the position. I had been planning to do that for some time and taking profits is, after all, allowed.
Have a successful rest of the week on the stock market! Keep going, keep going!

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Stulle 🥪@Stullen-Portfolio

Exactly.

Everyone runs their own race here!

The prerequisites, boundary conditions and goals are extremely different and then also combined with different experiences and completely different "psyches".

In terms of "racing", this means, for example, differences in the number of vehicles, type of vehicle*, track length, horsepower, terrain, circuit or from-after-race, racing experience, grand prix or single race, etc. etc

*and that goes from bicycle and scooter to SUV and van to bus, tank and Formula 1 prototype...😎

Greetings
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~ S.@Semos25

Everyone is responsible for themselves. Just because you did it doesn't mean everyone has to do it. I burned my fingers once and sold my $PLTR positions because of all the short positions. Since then I've stuck to my strategy. It's always good to realize profits from time to time, but $ASML is a buy hold stock that will rise in the long term. Of course until the tech stocks also show good figures

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EN-SX@en-sx

Big thumbs up from me - despite the total loss, which also hit me with a small sum.
I have already recovered 200% of the loss with my other investments this morning. It was just a well-founded gamble with a certain probability and the bet didn't work out. What happened.

It is a great value of this community that all trading and investment styles are well explained and comprehensibly justified here. You can learn a lot and try out what you feel comfortable with.

@Multibagger I read a lot from you and enjoy it. What I deduce for myself is and remains my risk. And no, you don't lead anyone to ruin, but always point out the risk. Please continue to communicate in exactly the same way.

And anyone who pursues other strategies and would never ever make risky trades should just avoid your posts on this.

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He-Man D.@He-Man

Wipe your mouth and move on. Thank you for your honest words.

P.S Schadenfreude is really bad....
Best regards 🗡️💥

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Schrauber1113@GordenShanway

Keep going Chris 💪🏻 I think it's great, I don't have the courage.
But I admire you 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻❤️

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Musikerie@Musikerie

As long as the transparency remains the same, you will hardly hear any criticism from me and even less insults. The fact that it feels like half of the posts in the forum are "advertisements" for high-risk betting and there are obviously many beginners who want to learn something about how to invest money as profitably and safely as possible is a very dangerous constellation. That's why I at least appreciate your clear warnings

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Der P.@Panda0404

There is no reason to insult anyone or anything like that. Everyone makes their own decisions. I liked your idea. It just became a loss. Saw a 60 percent chance that it would be something. Doesn't matter. Let's move on. 😀 Thanks for sharing your ideas. 😀

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KP@KP1

Everyone is responsible for their money, please keep posting your ideas. This is not investment advice but a community. Good luck with your next trade, I luckily did not participate in the ASML short as I expect higher demand from TSMC and Intel.

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Frank@schlimmschlimm

Just carry on as before. It all fits!

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DieEnte7@DieEnte7

I think it's good that you're speaking openly! Basically, you can be happy if, unlike many others, you have stuck with an investment and been right. Conversely, many would have done the same if they had been right about the short. I don't think that's a bad thing, and I also think a bit of teasing is okay. Criticism of risk-taking behavior is also allowed, as long as it's fair and based on content. But when it comes to malice, a line has been crossed, and insults and hate anyway. And everyone is responsible for their own investment - regardless of whether you do days of research or simply do what is currently in vogue on social media. High chances of profit ALWAYS entail high risk, and you can want that or not.

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ElbeInvestments@ElbeInvestments

I find your ideas and transparency incredibly valuable for the community. You have described your approach several times and always emphasized how risky it is.
And it should be clear to everyone that not everything always works out ...
Please keep up the good work 👍🏻

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Christoph@NewYorker24

Please keep up the good work! I think it's great that you are so transparent

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Iudicium@Iudicium

@Multibagger thanks for always sharing all your ideas 💡. I always enjoy reading them all! You enrich the community here immensely. Please don't let comments like this put you off continuing to be so active.
A big thank you 🙏

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Fatboy2050@Fatboy2050

There are people like that, and they are usually envious. In today's social media age, you sometimes have to have a thick skin and certain things should bounce off you.
I think your reaction is remarkable. Keep up the good work!

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Julius G.@Julius_Gru

I also wanted to take the risk once but then properly, have also now lost 1.7K which is 5% of portfolio but that's ok, I decided to do it myself, still great work from you keep up the good work 👍🏼

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Korni@Korni193773

Well but asml shorten, I won't say anything 🤦

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federalreserve@federalreserve

I think it's good that the loose trades are also shared. 👍🏻

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Chris@Multibagger

@federalreserve I always do that

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Richy@Investsinstocks

I also "blindly" followed the trade simply because ASML was so hot - that's the way it is and everyone has to be aware of the risk. Anything else is ridiculous & harmful for the community.

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