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Buy or leave ???! Mega fomo straight...

$MUV2 (+0,12%) just under €500 I've had on my watchlist for ages now I'm going to buy it?! I am just mega fomo HHHIIILLLFFFEEE 🤔 I know a top company problem I just saved 10k nest egg again and would have to get it ... to me net salary 2k per month would be something under 3 net salaries rational probably not the decision to buy now achhh man I don't know either 🥲

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TM269@TM269

1Settimana

I don't have a crystal ball 🔮 but I have just added 1 share to my portfolio

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Kenny@strategy_sherpa_22

1Settimana

Live the best 🥸

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TM269@TM269

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At a young age without a family and obligations, you don't need a nest egg of 3 salaries, in my opinion

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Finanz_Fuchs@Finanz_Fuchs

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@TM269 not necessarily as a nest egg, but I sleep much better if I have about 30% cash on the side and therefore have the flexibility to buy in the event of a major setback/crash. Otherwise you are doomed to watch from the sidelines

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Valuise@Valuise

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Buy and hold for life and/or save regularly :D

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Fabi@fabsch

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Had added to the ex day at 504. I think it could possibly fall again somewhere between 430-460. But if it's long term, it's actually bang.

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Chris@1Chrischi1

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why not $HNR1?
you can get it for half the price and it's at a similar level to $MUV2.

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Pawfolio@Pawfolio

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@1Chrischi1 $HNR1 is currently more expensive by P/E ratio than the $MUV2

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Jonas@jjjjjonas

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What is your horizon? Will you need the money you have invested soon? I think the probability that Munich Re's share price will be many times higher in ten years' time than it is today is very realistic, but in the end everyone has to know for themselves 🫠

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stocker_1862@stocker_1862

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They are currently trading ex-dividend. You can therefore compare the current price plus €24 with last month.

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Markus@MarkusF

I feel a bit like that too.

After buying an apartment last year (and an unplanned electrician bill of 3k€ before moving in because the previous owner had not paid the electricity bill and I then had to modernize it to get a new meter...) my "nest egg" (actually I am already insured against unemployment with 50% savings rate through ALG I and without a car there are not too many risk items (most of them cover WEG contributions) to ~5k€ of 7k€ (I make 75% invest, 25% nest egg up to 7k€ then 20% nest egg).

Investments are 80% ETFs and 20% individual stocks (money that comes out goes back into the category, so my individual stocks are up to date at ~25% due to overperformance).
After dividends and residual amounts from last month, I would have ~480€ for individual stocks this month.
I would either have to borrow ~1k€ from the tax reserve (my savings rate is ~1.5k€ and taxes are not due until August) or take it from the emergency reserve.

I know it's crazy, but I find it less difficult when a stock is better divided by 500 :P

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