About 1.5 years ago, I first came across the fuel cell solution from $BE (-5,36%) and found the story compelling. So I invested a small amount back then. In hindsight, this turned out to be a home run. At some point, I withdrew my initial investment, and since then, the position has simply continued to perform well—risk-free and with great satisfaction.
Today, after seeing the post about this from @Multibagger and $BE (-5,36%) , and that got me thinking. While I realize that such reports primarily serve the author’s interests, they still leave a bad taste in my mouth. So I decided to close out my position. I’ll stick with the $WIRE (-3,57%) ($BE (-5,36%) my largest position there) invested anyway. The profits are going into my account for now. I’m keeping a close eye on the market and considering a few options, but I haven’t made a decision about reinvesting yet.
Am I annoyed that they were around €300 not too long ago? No, not really. It’s hard to time the market perfectly anyway. Sure, a 100% return looks awesome, but hey, 700+% isn’t too shabby either. After all, it didn’t take more than two clicks to get it.
