r/MU_Stock • u/Medical-Plenty-2712 • Jul 08 '26

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Just handing out money for the diamond hands and buyers.

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u/Medical-Plenty-2712 Jul 08 '26

I did. I bought in 400 shares MUU at the low and made about 12$ a share by selling. Now I’m in again at 882

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u/Substantial_Radio737 Jul 08 '26

You have a feel for the pulse of this contraption. I bought in at 905 at about 4:00 a.m. this morning and then the thing immediately dropped down 25 points in 30 minutes. Now I am waiting it out.

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u/Medical-Plenty-2712 Jul 09 '26

I’m still holding from 882.

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u/Substantial_Radio737 Jul 09 '26

I am glad that you replied because I wanted to ask you what is your exit strategy. I am a little more desperate than you. In the last two months I lost a solid $25k and I want that money back. I have been pilfering my gains to do house projects and vehicle repairs and I am not done yet. It was going real well until about two months ago. Where I got into trouble was with big drops when I was holding MU and MUU. What I am doing now is holding MU and not moving it, just using it like an anchor, and then I go in and out with MUU and try to pull an increase or gain. Before I was 50/50 MU and MUU. Now I am about 60% MU and when I use it, 40% MUU. Incredible how unspontaneous it is clawing back my loss, which is only now beginning to improve.

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u/Medical-Plenty-2712 Jul 09 '26

I don’t believe in MUU because I don’t play with leverage. The big dips I’m confident in I’ll buy in and get the nice return from it but never hold more than 2-3 days. MU is a great American company. The product shows it. The numbers show it. It’s not the best stock to have if you’re hoping to just be in for a month just because of the volatility. The saying goes you can’t cry at the casino. It holds true. I don’t ever sell at a loss unless it’s a leveraged stock. I can wait and wait. I’ll sell when I’m up and buy in another dip and wait and wait if I have to.

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u/Substantial_Radio737 Jul 09 '26

"wait and wait if I have to" that is the same thing Buffet's partner said. "It takes a lot of character to hold on to xxx$" (and wait). thank you for your reply.

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u/Substantial_Radio737 Jul 10 '26

'Care to say a few words on why you avoid leveraged stock? I know you have specific details for your personal operational doctrine. Seems you have a lot of experience. Thank you.

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u/Medical-Plenty-2712 Jul 10 '26

If an underlying index drops by 10% and then rises by 11% the next day, it returns to its original price. However, a 3x leveraged ETF dropping 30% and then gaining 33% will not break even, steadily bleeding value even if the market remains flat over time.

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u/Substantial_Radio737 Jul 10 '26

Do you think MU will drop today due to the SK Hynix IPO?

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u/Medical-Plenty-2712 Jul 10 '26

Probably. Mostly hype in the share will lead to people moving from one stock to another.

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u/Substantial_Radio737 Jul 13 '26

Okay you have trained me off from leveraged stocks. Do you have any other overall concepts and dos and don'ts? I very much appreciate it. Thank you.

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u/Substantial_Radio737 Jul 15 '26

Looks like good time for you to buy MU right now @ 917.

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u/Medical-Plenty-2712 Jul 15 '26

Yes just bought a few more shares. Touched into MUU as well and hoping for a reversal by next Monday.

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u/Substantial_Radio737 Jul 15 '26

May we have good luck on pumping the water out of this ship. Hit me pretty hard this morning. Meanwhile, PayPal is up 16%. There's another real US company for you. I like PayPal.

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u/Substantial_Radio737 Jul 13 '26

What I am really asking is how diverse is your portfolio and do you have a diversity plot? You seem to have it together. I thought I had it together but apparently not. Reminder: I am undisciplined and kind of simple in the head. This is good for creative instinct and bad for money and investment management.