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What next ASML?


Some time ago, after a setback, I opened an initial position in $ASML (-0.45%) after a setback. Since then the share has fallen a good 20%. On Thursday last week, I added to it again and opened a somewhat smaller position for a good 730€ per share. Since then, the share has fallen by almost another 10%. Due to the weighting in my portfolio, I don't want to buy more at the moment. Overall, my position is now down 17%.


How do I deal with a situation like this?


Of course, it is not ideal to experience such a correction immediately after buying. However, I didn't buy the share to take short-term profits after a month. As a shareholder, I consciously want to participate in the long-term development and associated growth of ASML.


In retrospect, I could of course have bought in later could have. The "perfect" timing - if such a thing realistically exists at all - is almost impossible and can usually only be recognized as such in retrospect. Despite the book losses, I don't have any beads of sweat on my forehead now, because I know that other times will come for ASML.


Patience is also necessary as a shareholder and, as we all know, is a desirable virtue.


Stay tuned,

Yours Michael Scott

24.07
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Bought at €849.20
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In 5 years, nobody will care whether you started at 800 or 600 euros. :)
Just don't look at the portfolio and enjoy life. 🚀
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Thanks for the post. It's good that you're sharing your thoughts here - it helps everyone!
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I feel the same way, then -10% and can't buy any more because of the high weighting. Pain. I wonder what's going on with ASML, because Nvidia is definitely recovering
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I always like it when there aren't always just "ideal world" posts here and developments are published that you don't like to find in your portfolio. It's also interesting to read how you re-evaluate the situation after your initial post and derive measures and decisions for yourself.

But I always appreciate your contributions anyway. 👍🏼

And finally, a little encouragement from me and my crystal ball 🔮: This is just a snapshot, and in a few months the tide will have turned again 🃏. 🍀
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The ideal solution would have been to wait for the market to bottom out and not to take the plunge. But I repeat myself, as I do almost every day 😄
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Heiko Thieme's strategy,
"You have to buy when nobody wants the shares. And you always have to hope that the recommendation goes into negative territory
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It happened to me last year with LVMH. It's annoying, but with such quality companies, it's only a matter of time before the tide turns again. After almost a year and several additional purchases, I sold LVMH with a good profit. Patience pays off. But at first you bite yourself in the backside. 😅
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I feel the same way with micron dell and kla, but I haven't bought yet - let's see how it develops
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I believe that you will need good nerves with this share in the future because the risks are not insignificant. That's why I'm cautious here, great company, I have the share in the savings plan with a buy in of currently 630, but I invest less capital here than in other companies and can sleep well with a current weighting of 1% in the individual portfolio. The share is very weak again today compared to the market, and I think it will continue to fall. But I don't know, my savings plan just keeps running 😅
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wow, I finally timed it well back then. My equity is €504, - I'm looking forward to the next 10-20 years
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