There are still several tranches to come, the sector has to go through hard times, but figures are nevertheless stable, and management is also stable.

My darling brought me flowers today ...

The attentive reader will remember: the tax is hitting me - 20k are already gone, another 71 are due tomorrow. At least I was able to pick up a few bargains until the beginning of April before the cash flow flowed away towards tax.

But: That's it for the back payments now (which are due to the good Corona years) - the advance payments have been adjusted and no "surprises" are to be expected in the near future.

This means: full speed back into the markets from tomorrow, the share price remains the same: $NVDA (-3,3%) will be maintained, the dividend positions will be gradually expanded (here above all $HAFNI (+1,98%) and $FSK (-2,12%)) and a further 0.1 percent share in $NTG (-1,37%) is targeted.

Expanded three positions today (not yet in the update - why does it actually take half a day for a manual update to pull the new transactions?)

1000 x $HAFNI (+1,98%)

100 x $BATS (+0,34%)

100 x $NTG (-1,37%) (returned after an increase of almost 20 percent - I'll put something on the side again)

Let Trump, the coalition negotiators and the stock markets continue to go crazy - I *love* the prices of uncertainty! If things continue like this, I might even end up with 25k in dividends this year ...

$NTG (-1,37%) Thank you @Charmin for the exciting tip!

After doing my own research, I have decided to invest in this great company. Further tranches will follow.

I became aware of it through @Charmin

- my new strategy:

Find someone on Getquin who intensively analyzes a company and is convinced himself

→ Overlay your own analysis

→ get in there.

That works for me! Haha

Hey, I would like to get your opinions/views on $NTG (-1,37%) to catch. Would you still invest? Or generally go with nabaltec ?

In February I had already https://app.getquin.com/de/post/NjjHSSTOYO/hatte-hatte-fahrradkette-teil-2-was-ware-gewesen-wenn how much money I would have lost if I had panicked and sold at $NVDA (-3,3%) at 113 euros (and - even worse - bought back at 133 euros).

Then NVIDIA fell again from 133 euros, this time to 97 euros or so. And now imagine if I had sold again in a panic, at around 100 euros (psychological limit). I would probably slap myself bloody - I can't even imagine how angry I would be.

What did I do instead?

Absolutely nothing. At least not with NVIDIA. But I briefly shorted Tesla, albeit far too early ("Charmin, you didn't want to gamble anymore!!!"), and with my favorites $NTG (-1,37%) , $FSK (-2,12%) etc. and bought more.

Sure, you can now shout: "But imagine if you had sold NVIDIA at 130 euros and bought it again at 97 euros - you missed the opportunity."

Such comments usually come from those who always knew better *after the fact*. You can't give anything but a pitying smile to such comments. Nobody can predict the future. No charts. No analysts. No noobs. No old hands. No one.

If I had to guess: I currently interpret the signs as meaning that the correction will come to an end in the next few weeks - at least for those stocks that are fundamentally in a good position (which does not include, for example: $TSLA (+0,44%) ).

Another pebble added today at $NTG (-1,37%) . If we can get the investment package off the ground, I think Nabaltec will benefit. At least in the medium to long term.

Current status: 5,600 shares. At 8,000 or so, I would hold 0.1 percent. That's one of my investment targets.

New year, old shares. I am 200 shares closer to my goal of owning 0.1 percent of all shares in $NTG (-1,37%) again 200 shares closer to my goal of owning 0.1 percent of all shares in In addition, I have also $AAPL (+0,52%) increased my position in $FRO (-1,33%) and bought some MSCI World.

Actually, yesterday I also wanted to get back into $BAYN (+1,34%) again yesterday. But they rose 6 percent yesterday, so I was too stingy ... remains on the watchlist for now, just like $DEZ (-3,09%)

I wish you all a happy Thursday.

With $NTG (-1,37%) and added a little more risk to the portfolio. My only single German stock.