Cracked for the first time

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Hello everyone,

Now the time has come for me too. I've already dared to take this step of €80 and now it's coming.

The next few weeks will show whether it was the right move to get out and wait for a correction >€100.

For now, cheers to the profits and have a nice evening. Good luck to all those who are still in it!

Average entry 19.60€; sale 120.00€.

$PLTR (-3,33%) ❤️💙

I posted my portfolio here on 30.05.24 with the first 100K in my portfolio. I really didn't even dream that I would be posting the next milestone of my investment career here just over 8 months later. Today my portfolio broke the 200K barrier for the first time and I'm no longer sure if I should stick to my buy & hold strategy.

The profits at $HIMS (-26,15%) are rolling over day by day but I actually wanted to keep this stock as a buy&hold for the long term.

Let the winners run?

Take profits and pay taxes?

I am currently very undecided as to how the stock market will continue...?

But I will probably let everything run and continue to build up my other positions, as I can't use the money in any other way at the moment.

I think in 10 years even the $HIMS (-26,15%) prices of 50$ will be peanuts ... but there is simply no such thing as 100% on the stock market!

What would you do in such a situation? Pay taxes and realize profits? Or just let it run and continue to buy and hold?

Greetings and good returns 🍻🚀☘️

Everyone only ever shows their winners, but let's be honest - that's boring.

I'm going to turn the tables and present you with my own personal financial disasters. Because who diamond hands need a thick skin.

My investment strategy?

• Hold for at least Hold for 5-10 years (i.e. enough time to ride out a complete market crisis).
• A maximum of 1% of the portfolio in speculative stocks (haha, if only that were the case).
• No stop loss, because I prefer to look straight into the abyss.

Here are my highlights from the "Let's burn down the portfolio!"-category:

Intel (-41%) $INTC (-4,07%)

I thought I was buying a solid chip giant. Turns out: I bought a museum walk through the glory days of 1995. While Nvidia is flying to the moon, Intel is barely keeping its head above water like an old Windows 98 computer.

Unity Software (-68%) $U (+1,7%)

"Gaming is the future! Unity is THE platform for developers!" - At least that's what I thought. In reality, Unity has bugged itself so badly that not even a game patch would help. At least I have the consolation that my shares are more lag than a mobile game with too much advertising.

Walgreens Boots Alliance (-77%) $WBA (-3,09%)

Pharmacies? Safe bet! People always get sick! It's just stupid when a company is managed in such a way that even a pharmaceutical giant looks like it has overdosed itself.

Compass Pathways (-88%) $5Y6A

Psychedelic therapy is the future! Or so I thought. But my investment journey was more like a wild drug trip that ended directly in the financial hole. Instead of astral travel, it was just capital destruction.

Edita's Medicine (-95%) $EDIT (-9,41%)

Genetic engineering and CRISPR? Technology of the future! It's just a shame that my investment was deleted faster than faulty DNA. Editas has actually managed to edit itself out - and my capital along with it.

And you?

Do you also have a "Loss P0rn" story you want to share?

Or are you smarter than me and use stop losses? 😂