Selling off without sense and reason

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@AK98 Is there a reason for this? Thought I wasn't seeing right. 😑

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@Panda0404 unfortunately I don't know...

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Bo_Roffa@Bo_Roffa

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That’s just profit taking. The quarterly results after already quite a massive run… it can’t go up forever!

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Null@Frei

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Your contribution makes no sense to me, you see, that's how different the views are here.

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Is there a reason for this or did you just feel like making fun of someone from the side?

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Null@Frei

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@Der_Leeh If you don't know the reason, shares are simply not for you.

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@Frei Not only making a fool of yourself, but also from above... Enlighten us, with your infinite stock market wisdom, about what triggered the nonsensical sell-off.

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TradingHase@TradingHase

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The Americans need vacation money and are selling everything today 😂

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StArGiAnT@StArGiAnT

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People. There are currently massive risks. Investors are unsettled. The crypto market is not gaining momentum. The devaluation of the dollar, which the US president is happy about, right through to attempts to politically occupy the FED. These are potentials for a stock market quake. The FED is the most important central bank in the world. The dollar is the most important reserve currency in the world. The question now is how the ECB will react this week, as the strong euro is putting a damper on Europe's export economy. This is a complex situation.

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I don't understand what's going on today 🤪 Especially the NASDAQ is in free fall... has Trump announced "something big" again 😂

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Not only there. Everything. Deep red again. Weekly profits wiped out. Oh dear, the day is still long. 😑

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@Panda0404 There's something really big going on! Even gold has fallen by over 6%! 💀

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@BavarianLion Yes, very bad. Can't find any news. Maybe civil war broke out thanks to ICE? You would notice that. So far 2.3 percent down in the portfolio. Crass. 😑 The day is still long. 😑

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@Panda0404 So the user @Frei commented earlier that shares were simply not for me if I didn't know the reason for the sell-off. Maybe we should all sell our shares and collect bottles or something instead and otherwise pay homage to the great @Frei, who knows everything but reveals nothing... 😏

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@Der_Leeh Well, I don't see it that way. The best example is Microsoft. Actually everything is great, but still hard discounts. According to the analyst on TV, not so rational. I don't think you have to understand everything, but you have to act correctly 😀

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@Der_Leeh The crash today had a lot to do with Microsoft's quarterly figures, because the market is slowly taking off its rose-colored AI glasses and wants to see the numbers. The entire segment is then immediately swept away ☹️
Nevertheless, I think the sell-off at Microsoft (-12%) is an overreaction. Before you invest in Microsoft, you should be aware that it is definitely a long-term stock, as a swing trader you should keep your hands off Microsoft, there are better alternatives 😉

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@BavarianLion I see it the same way. I just don't understand why ASML has also been so punished in the last two days after this quarterly report.
Although...the one from this afternoon has already been ironed out in the meantime... 🙂

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@Der_Leeh In my opinion, ASML has been running hot for weeks, and many here went short before the quarterly figures! I expected the share to correct a little (I am NOT invested myself, but am watching on the sidelines).
However, you must never forget that the market is unpredictable. I still remember Amazon's figures last fall, they were TOP and the share price fell by almost 7% 🤪 In the meantime, I have also reached the point where I read the quarterly figures carefully (CapEx,...), but sometimes I don't take the reaction to them that seriously!
I'm also pretty sure that $GOOGL will plummet next week after the figures! If a share makes 60% gains in a year, then the figures don't have to exceed expectations, they have to literally pulverize them 💣

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@BavarianLion Yes, you're right. As unpredictable and sometimes hysterical as the markets have reacted in the last 2-3 years, it is actually better not to gamble on or after quarterly figures. You can see this now with ASML: bomb figures, bomb outlook, two recommendations for outperform and target increases today alone - and yet the company slumped yesterday and today. And then there's the fact that Trump is now just saying "stock market" and everyone is going completely crazy and everything is going down. It's really crazy...

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