8Mês·

Aggressive with risk

On Thursday, after hims' action, I decided to get in with a larger position and the profits from last year. I am amazed at how aggressively they are competing in the market and with what methods, let alone expansion, they are using, not to mention the rapid growth opportunities they are offering. I think it's very good that they are trying to play everywhere and participate in the market. I've been in the red since last week and it could go even lower, but that's exactly how it can go up. In any case, I have set myself a stop loss in case I am wrong and I would even buy more once. That's why I say it's pure speculation. We could also see prices in the direction of 10 euros, I'm sure of that and I'm aware of that, but also prices around 30-50. The 49.99 dollar pills use a Liposom Technology for oral intake and Novo Nordisk uses a Snac technology which is a completely different molecule for the absorption of the medicine (protection during stomach breakdown - promotion in blood absorption). However, there is a risk as to whether the Liposom Technology will be legal or accepted by the FDA in combination. There are no reasons from my point of view not to accept it, because you can administer lighter doses and it is not absorbed only through the stomach as with Snac. But I am also bullish for Novo and I will also use my entry there if we find a bottom again. Hopefully it won't be a swing like the last 2 years ^^ for buy and hold the share was still a bit too expensive for me with so much uncertainty and numbers. I was wrong 1 time last year out of my 6 trades and Novo was my biggest winner last year followed by Johnson & Johnson - Alphabet. This year we start with $TTEK (+0,58%) with +28% thanks to those who introduced me to the company <3 @Tenbagger2024

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I really seriously tried to read this. Sorry, but please revise your post if you want it to result in answers.
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@Dividendenopi yes i'm sorry, i'm finding it difficult to communicate at the moment because i speak 5 languages and mix them every day.
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@Dividendenopi Fortunately, he doesn't ask any questions.😂🤣 Painful to read in any case. I had German as an advanced course at school... The land of poets and thinkers, they said... But when I read something like this here, I just want to leave.🫣🤷🏼‍♂️
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@Get_Rich_or_Die_Tryin sorry do my best 😅
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@MEMO1993 all good, i speak english very well, but i speak english not so fast 😉. I also don't fully understand some English comments, e.g. here. Then I let Google translate them for me. Works the other way round too
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@Dividendenopi hahah , no I have to pull myself together a bit and start reading German books. But at the moment only English - Hungarian - Latin is my everyday life
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@Get_Rich_or_Die_Tryin ha, was my first A-level subject with 13 points and saved my average 😂 had to interpret Goethe in connection with Gretchen in modern times (mid 80s) in the exam
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@MEMO1993 Where does Latin still play a role linguistically? For me it was over after the Latinum in 1982. It still helps me a lot when I visit churches in Tuscany, but otherwise...🤷‍♂️
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@MEMO1993 It's all good. You've put your thoughts on "paper", nobody (including me) will blame you for that.

A well-intentioned recommendation from me: sort it out a bit before you write it down. Also feel free to use punctuation marks, that would have made reading a lot easier and more enjoyable.😊
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@Dividendenopi Same 😌 But only 11 points. Which is why I didn't have to have my oral exam in bio retested despite only 4 points. Even 1 point (i.e. going there and talking complete nonsense) would have been enough.😏😂

But honestly: I really can't remember anything about my German exam topic.🫣
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@Dividendenopi Mainly in my profession. Mainly anatomy (also diagnoses) depending on the case, mixed with German and Hungarian. And I have 1 - 2 customers who attach great importance to the fact that it comes across professionally. Profession: Dental technology in clinics and private practices. There is also a lot of multiculturalism in clinics and, for example, when a surgeon arrives from Portugal, the terms are mixed with English and this is actually understood internationally. It should actually be called medical language.
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