I think everyone here is familiar with this in one way or another. And most of them then say, "A burnt child shuns the fire" and don't touch the stock once the rapid loss has been realized.

When about 2 weeks ago the good @Epi presented the idea of entering Natural Gas on a leveraged basis, some people, including myself, followed suit. What happened was that it went down and at least I quickly closed out the loss of almost 20%. Then it continued downwards. And then the crazy multibagger thought to himself (only cowards learn from harm) 😂then go back in. No sooner said than done! And now I'm 32% up and have already more than compensated for the losses of the first trade.

The point I'm trying to make is that a good idea can also be right if it doesn't work on the first try.

Hello,

I have recently sold some individual shares again to take profits.

My portfolio has changed somewhat as a result, particularly in terms of individual stocks. Among other things, there are now some stocks with small amounts, which I will increase again.

Unfortunately, I still have a few skeletons in my closet that I can't get rid of.

For example $PARRO (-0,44%) or $3NGL (-6,29%)

Shares like $BNTX (+0,53%) I unfortunately bought too high.

What would you recommend? Wait until I get out without a loss or continue investing to compensate for the loss with an increase in value?

I am currently rebuilding the portfolio. Should I add shares from other sectors or continue to follow the trend? $RHM (-0,8%)
$NVDA (+1,58%)
$Google

Just for transparency: I closed the position after the recent price weakness. Approx. 15% loss. That's 0.1% of the total portfolio. Not nice, but not too bad. Master, stick to your guns!

In any case, I've learned something: don't share any risky trades on Getquin outside the strategies. There are simply too many following. 😐

So better learn strategic thinking from the Epi! 🙂

@Epi You did say that you don't necessarily have to take part in the trade... But I really don't think it's a bad idea 😁

I believe that the good old hydrocarbons are about to make a comeback.

Oil too in the short to medium term.

Shares, gold, Bitcoin - all kinds of things are at their ATH right now. Everywhere you read about the enormous energy requirements of the AI hells.

Meanwhile, natural gas is trading at a low, despite record US exports and falling production.

https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/natural-gas

The price of Henry Hub natural gas seems to have just bottomed out. So I'm trying my luck in my trading portfolio with a 3x leverage ETC on natgas before the story hits the mainstream. 😏

$3NGL (-6,29%)

XS2819843900

SL: 4,8€.

This is just an idea to think outside the box. Not necessarily recommended! 😅

Your Epi

PS: The buy price is €5.55. Getquin has an incorrect rate and refuses to accept the manual correction. 🤷