Partial Sale of ASML

Alfred@Alfred16

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Why? I don't get it! Did you need the money?

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Artiskon@Artiskon

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@Alfred16 I can understand where he's coming from. The price is also nearing my exit point, and the risk of a broad-based market sell-off is growing.

It's better to set up a savings plan if you really want to hold on for a very, very long time.
That's my opinion :)

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Fritz@20fritz02

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@Alfred16 During very strong market phases, I also like to take some profits; otherwise, the high paper gains aren't of much use to me. Besides, ASML is starting to look quite expensive, and it had accounted for a relatively large portion of my portfolio, so I'm doing a minor rebalancing here. However, I still have a solid ASML position.

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Alfred@Alfred16

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@Artiskon Yep, some people have been waiting for the price to drop for over a year and have let all their returns slip away.

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Turnaround@Turnaround

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I think things are really going to take off there in the near future. The major chip manufacturers still need those big machines.

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Chris@IronEagle

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I understand the decision and am also considering taking the profit. Or should I set a stop-loss at 1,500 euros? I bought at 660. I just don't want to go through another SAP 2.0—it really was traumatic for me.

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