Shedite27 wrote: » Today is a hold day, don't do anything rash folks.
Sorolla wrote: » The vanguard s&p 500 has a very high PER of 21.5 I think the Vanguard Developed Europe (IE00B945VV12) which has a PER of 15,5 is much better value. What do you think?
Mad_maxx wrote: » Europe is always cheaper
positron wrote: » If you have shares in green (as in unrealised P/L in green, speaking of degiro columns), would it be a good idea to sell them now and pick the same shares up again couple / tens of dollars cheaper? /sorry about the noob question.
Sorolla wrote: » What I’m getting at is the S&P 500 seems to be overpriced while Europe seems to be underpriced. Therefore Europe is a better investment
voluntary wrote: » anyone seriously thinks the market is rightly priced considering the lockdowns, pandemic, incoming bankruptcies and months/years more of disruption? The S&P today, after the disappointing 'crash': I'd rather expect S&P to drop to 2000 than to remain at current levels.
Kilboor wrote: » What you're asking is the fundamental concept behind making money in stocks. You need to ask yourself are you happy with your gains? Are you willing to take the risk that the price might go up higher if I sell? Is there a strong possibility that the stock will fall? Is there a possibility the market will recover quicker than my stock will fall? Do you want to start trading or hold it long term as its full value has not been realised yet?
TimeToShine wrote: » If you knew the shares would turn out a couple/tens of dollars cheaper why did you buy them in the first place?
positron wrote: » I suppose you are right, I was trying to predict future and was projecting my wishful thinking of 'everything drops today, goes up later, so sell now, buy in the dip' etc. Straight up baseless emotional response to seeing just numbers rather than the facts behind the numbers. I guess I will stick to my day job for now I of course don't know anything like that. I have zero experience and I am playing with very little money to learn by making mistakes etc. I had couple of shares (a few hundreds of euros in total) sitting in green (10-40%) last number of months. They could still go higher for sure, who knows! But just for the heck of it, I sold some of them, and bought 10 more Sony shares (I had 10 Sony shares last couple of years and they had gone up from early 20s to early 60s in that time. And I think the PS5 unveiling later today should be a positive thing overall). So yeah, fingers crossed!
Kilboor wrote: » Interesting play with Sony! Hadn't even thought of gaming stocks outside of GME which I watch closely (waiting on a sub 3.50 entry)
Timmaay wrote: » So many newbies here by the sounds of it experiencing their 1st bit of real pain lol, today is a bad day but it isn't a hitting the 7% market halt day lol, them are the real horror shows!! (today I'm adding to my losses from back in March, lovely)
Fol20 wrote: » When stocks move stock exchanges - is it realising the gain/loss for tax purposes?
