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It seems to be going pretty well—should I sell it?

$DCTH (-0,52%) Things have really been going well since the Q3 results, and the company seems to be on a very positive trajectory. Instead of the projected loss, there was a profit, and kit production is up 72%, putting the company well on track.

Still, it’s a company with projected revenue of about $110 million, and anything can happen.

Is anyone else invested? Are you sticking with it, or are you pulling out? I bought in January (a small investment of €2,300) and am thinking about taking some of it out. On the other hand, this could turn out to be another Novo (but please, without the crash that happened there :-) ).

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Janina@Eschi75

I’m thinking the same thing. But since it’s only 70 pieces at ~9€😉, it’s not too bad. I’ll just let it run and see what happens🚀. It would definitely be smart for you to cash out. But in the end… you know. It’s up to you to decide 🤗. Congrats on your good luck.

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stock_sleuth_lmtmj@stock_sleuth_lmtmj

You can set aside part of the profit and move it somewhere else. I’d probably do that after the price went up like that. But everyone has to decide for themselves—after all, you never know if the price will keep going up or down. Btw, how did you come across this stock, or where did you find it, and what made you decide to buy it?

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Johannes@Johannes12345

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With my 225 shares, I'm currently up just under 120%. I'm going to let it ride for now. I think—and hope—there's still room to grow 🚀🙈

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Chris@IronEagle

Someone mentioned this stock on getquin—thanks again for that🙏🏼🙏🏼 Unfortunately, I can’t remember exactly who it was—I’m not so young anymore, after all 😃 The business model sounded really good, since demand is sure to rise as the population ages.
I might cash out my investment. I actually didn’t plan to sell until I’d made a 500% gain or suffered a total loss. But I’m just too much of a scaredy-cat for a tenbagger 😃 And my recent experience with $IREN confirms that taking profits doesn’t make you any poorer. It just means you’ll be a little less rich if the stock keeps going up😉

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Chris@IronEagle

The spreads are really crazy—about 2.5%. I'll try placing a limit order then.

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