From a purely technical chart perspective, I continue to see Amazon bullish.
A breakout means rapidly rising prices.
I wanted to hold the shares longer but out of my inner conviction that was no longer possible. There are enough alternatives for investments.
Therefore, I sold all Amazon shares from the depots last week, because I consider freedom of opinion and diversity of opinion to be the highest good. In the course of time, censorship has always led to further radicalization and even to war/civil war. This is what history teaches us.
The measures that Twitter, Google, Facebook and Amazon have therefore taken in recent weeks to suppress opinions, I consider as dangerous as the silence of the alleged "democratic" forces in the world. That many media/gazettes celebrate this, shows actually only whose spiritual child dwells in their owners mind.
With their market-dominating position, these companies must be broken up as quickly as possible. Not only from a monopolistic and competition law point of view, but above all because they can and already do massively restrict freedom of opinion and diversity of opinion.
Best regards from Hanover, Lower Saxony
Stefan Bode
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A breakout means rapidly rising prices.
I wanted to hold the shares longer but out of my inner conviction that was no longer possible. There are enough alternatives for investments.
Therefore, I sold all Amazon shares from the depots last week, because I consider freedom of opinion and diversity of opinion to be the highest good. In the course of time, censorship has always led to further radicalization and even to war/civil war. This is what history teaches us.
The measures that Twitter, Google, Facebook and Amazon have therefore taken in recent weeks to suppress opinions, I consider as dangerous as the silence of the alleged "democratic" forces in the world. That many media/gazettes celebrate this, shows actually only whose spiritual child dwells in their owners mind.
With their market-dominating position, these companies must be broken up as quickly as possible. Not only from a monopolistic and competition law point of view, but above all because they can and already do massively restrict freedom of opinion and diversity of opinion.
Best regards from Hanover, Lower Saxony
Stefan Bode
Please also still like the publication of the similar idea attached below.
t.me/stefan_bode_analysen
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Zins oder Dividende? Aktien oder Anleihen? Was sind Wandeloptionsanleihen?
Immobilien oder Rohstoffe?
Rinderfarm in Südamerika.
Geld richtig investieren!
www.fondslounge.de
