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I have a few questions for the community

Anyone who wants to say something about this topic is welcome to do so.

Quite a lot has happened this week and a few questions have accumulated.

For your information, I still have money left to invest.

1. what do you think of the massive sell-off in silver and gold? Are these new entry opportunities for you or not?

What do you think will happen next?

2. does it make sense to go long on silver with a little leverage after the weekend, if you can see that a rebound is looming?

3. are you buying heavily right now, e.g. at $IREN (-7,38%)
$MSFT (-1,44%)
$RKLB (-4,8%)
$ONDS (-4,59%) . These would be my interested parties on the watchlist. Or do you have other stocks that you have bought now?

18 Comentários

TheCashConcierge@TheCashConcierge

In my experience, "flash crashes" are short-lived and recover relatively quickly. That doesn't have to mean anything, but it was pretty blatant on Friday and I personally think it will happen again. Trump has promised us that we will get tired of all the profits. 😂

Gemini says:
*Stop loss wave: gold & silver had an extremely high number of traders invested with leverage on Friday. When the price fell slightly due to the news (Fed chief), thousands of sell orders (stop losses) were automatically triggered. This is like a domino effect that artificially pushes the price down, even though nothing has changed in the value of gold.

Conclusion: don't panic ✌️ no matter what happens on Monday it will go up again.

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Sansebastian@Sansebastian

I would be cautious with gold/silver after such a sell-off.
Let me put it this way, I very much assume that the market will correct even further. I can't say whether Microsoft, for example, will then go down even further. I would wait for the market to bottom out/stabilize anyway

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Metis@Metis

I can't say anything about leverage, that's something I've barely understood so far to make any sense of it.
Apart from that, I've had a savings plan on gold for a good year or so.

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Chris@Multibagger

If you want to leverage on e.g. silver in the next few weeks, you have to keep an eye on things at all times and preferably trade in both directions. In my opinion, we will have many days with 5-10% fluctuations in one direction or the other. The upward trend in silver is currently at 65$. As long as we stay above it, the medium to long-term trend is bullish.

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capital_captain_2693@capital_captain_2693

@Multibagger I would then switch to day trading

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capital_captain_2693@capital_captain_2693

How do you determine in which direction you are trading? Especially now with such highly volatile stocks?
Or do you think that silver and co. should keep their feet still for the time being

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Seventrader@7Trader

@capital_captain_2693 secret tip : long on odd days and short on even days 🤫

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Chris@Multibagger

@capital_captain_2693 I am currently hedged, i.e. a short position that is clearly in the plus, but was not tradable last night, so I bought a long last night to secure the profit. According to my calculation, I would have to run out quite plus/minus 0 due to different leverage and stick figures, no matter how the market moves until the opening of trading. Only if it goes down 15% before and then goes up 15% again before the market opens am I in a bad position.

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Chris@Multibagger

@capital_captain_2693 But this is only possible if you can sit in front of the computer permanently.

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doyoueventradebro@doyoueventradebro

$ONDS is a drone stock that benefits from the geopolitical situation -> I bought more

$IREN Compute capacity is still a bottleneck. Everything is sold out, even at $MSFT. -> I have bought more

$MSFT I will probably add it to my portfolio on Monday

$RKLB I'm still waiting. hope that it will come down a bit more

$SIKA bought as a stability stock

$NXT bought as a European growth stock in connection with marine infrastructure

$NOW I will also add to it

And used the small dip in copper, $COPX

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capital_captain_2693@capital_captain_2693

@doyoueventradebro I have also considered including copper and $NOW too

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Chris@Chriscoin87

I entered $MSFT, $NOW and $SAP with the first tranches on Thursday.

I would be very careful with gold and silver.

Otherwise, my savings plan is currently running at $BTC and $ETH 🤑🚀

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capital_captain_2693@capital_captain_2693

@Chriscoin87 It's relatively similar for me

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marco@trader78

23H

Hi, I started to sell $ONDS and now I have 0 of it, waiting inversion to buy again. It gave me good satisfactions.
About gold and silver I am in, I think they will keep growing up but of course they needed to "breath". About silver on Friday the minimum reached the MA 50. I am positive but of course a bit cautious

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Wealth-Accelerator@Wealth-Accelerator

I have followed the gold/silver hype of the last few weeks from the sidelines. Silver is a tad too speculative for me as a core investment, but I still buy regularly. I save gold as a savings plan and I don't care about the price. Both together may account for 3-6% of the portfolio.
Bitcoin and Ethereum can also make up 3-6%.
I am always long and always buy equities in the sense of global ETFs. Of course, in the event of setbacks, if possible a little more aggressively and for 20% and 40% slumps I have a few reallocation scenarios in mind to get in even more.
I am slowly letting individual stocks in the satellite portfolio run into a momentum strategy. But still with peanuts.

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Ayecaramba@Ayecaramba256

Gold and silver. Simply a savings plan. I would not trade here at the moment.

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marco@trader78

12H

does it have sense to buy phisical gold / silver instead or etf?

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capital_captain_2693@capital_captain_2693

11H

@trader78 I would say, it makes sense to buy physical gold or silver if you are planning to hold it for lifetime or at least a couple of years, as you have something in your hands.
But for me or most of the investors here it's not necessary to hold it physically, but it 's a lot easier to just buy it as a Etf.
So I just have a gold etf.

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