Sell Nvidia?
I'm in Nvidia with 290 euros and have a profit of just over 60 euros. Do you think I should stay in it or just sell part of it?
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If the prospect is not to want/be able to stay in the market for many months or years, I would sell at the current price.
Not that NV has no prospects, but the coming years are more than priced into the share price.
I myself have been in and out several times over the last 1.5 years (and we're talking about 50-80 times), but recently I got out again with my last holdings and some profit when the price was around €118.
Now it's really too much speculation for me.
you sell + the stock continues to rise = error
you hold + the stock falls because it has performed more than well = error
you sell + the share falls = everything done right
you hold + the share continues to rise = everything done right
So I would say, take responsibility for your money and decide for yourself, instead of listening to people who don't have a crystal ball just like you don't have one
You're still allowed to ask. There are people who know more about this, and that's why I'm doing it. I don't understand the point of such answers, since they don't help you at all.
People who are knowledgeable about stock trading have a solid understanding of risk management. This means they know how to protect their money from large losses by trading a system, but they certainly don't learn how to predict prices. You have some ideas about stock trading.
Even if people know better, they can't predict prices. But wait for someone who can predict prices, and then take all the money you have and go all in 😂
Tell me what is wrong with my statement?
Then ask further 😂
Still, it doesn't hurt to get another opinion. For example, maybe I don't know much about Bitcoin and think I should sell now because I've already made a lot of profit. But if someone who does know tells me I should wait because Bitcoin is usually quite strong at the end of the year, I'd be very grateful. People can certainly estimate price directions, and some are better at it than I am, so I ask.
Learn to invest. But that's just play money anyway.
Why should I learn I increased my portfolio by 9 percent within 7 months that is more than good
while the overall market rose by 20% ;). In a bull market, everyone is a hero, especially with Nvidia
8 percent in 7 months is good. The MSCI World has increased by 11 percent in that time, and those are just the top stocks. Don't pretend that's a bad thing.
It's obvious, otherwise you would be further ahead
I not only have nvidia
Perhaps it would be a good idea to take profits and invest in ASML or LVMH….