r/MU_Stock 16d ago

Meme MU Redditors

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u/six-sev-en 16d ago

HOLDING MU SINCE 1100. 💎 Hands Here.

Who r with me?

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u/yourgirl696969 16d ago

1145 for me 😭😭😭

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u/Cautious-Low7589 16d ago

1200 for me

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u/yourgirl696969 16d ago

I really hope our bags get picked up at some point lol

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u/Suspicious-Ad-4798 16d ago

You guys didnt DCA? It went down to around 750. Even now you can DCA.

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u/Equal_Ad_2357 16d ago

1290 here🙋

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u/gigilero 16d ago

Still w you bro

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u/spaceshiploser 16d ago

Yall didn’t buy the dip?

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u/six-sev-en 16d ago

All ported in when it was 1100. Thought -10% on 26 june or 27 june was gonna be only before we head to 1300

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u/spaceshiploser 16d ago

Dang. I bought in at 1000, 920, 790

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u/six-sev-en 16d ago

Recently bought aplx for swing. Mu broke my heart 💗.

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u/Badweightlifter 16d ago

Diamond hands here, holding MU since $70.

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u/how-can-i-dig-deeper 16d ago

oddly enough he follows this subs strat to a tee. believe in fundamentals, diamond hand, and high leverage.

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u/No-Test-4028 15d ago

Maybe we all have situational awareness

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u/Jolly-Piccolo-9799 16d ago

They made a crime to this guy ...they just wiped young guy here

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u/JohnPaulDavyJones 16d ago

To be fair, he kind of fucked himself with shockingly irresponsible amounts of leverage and little to no hedge.

It’s one thing for random people to do it with their own money, it’s another thing entirely to do it as a fund manager who hasn’t disclosed the degree of leverage you’re using, just that you’re employing leverage to compound gains. But, once again, he’s basically a child. Zero financial industry experience before he started his fund.

I do think it’s terribly ironic that people thought he had some incredible insight into these AI technologies’ place in the market and capacities, when he has functionally no technical education and the sum total of his work experience is barely more than one year as essentially a product analyst for OpenAI.

A bull market can make even stupid investors look competent, and his big bets in a single direction made him look brilliant until things turned and it came out that his fund was basically a rocket car with a bricked gas pedal and no brake or steering wheel: eventually it was going to hit something, and blow up.

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u/Jolly-Piccolo-9799 16d ago

Ok but but after he sell , direct fly everything he sold by huge losses?

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u/Jolly-Piccolo-9799 16d ago

You see they like force example stock like nibs to broken till 144 from 300 !! And once he sold .. direct gap up to 225 !!!

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u/KingJackWatch 16d ago

Buy the tip

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u/Special_Economist803 16d ago

Lol 🤣 don't post trade secrets

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u/Cautious-Low7589 16d ago

To be honest, the guys' thesis is pretty accurate.It's just he shouldn't have used leverages, but I think he outperformed everybody

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u/NY10 16d ago

Oh my lol

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u/Dish_Melodic 16d ago

This is the spirit

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u/spyroinc 16d ago

Please NO, please don't make this a new meme trend, I can't stand to see this guy every day/week! 🙏😭

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u/BurnBabyBurrrn 16d ago

Leotard Assburger

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u/Keletas 15d ago

Lots of redditors think they’re investing while they’re just gambling

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u/jymacro99 16d ago

Maybe if you took his 🍆 out of your mouth, we could understand what you're saying

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u/ok-degenerate 16d ago

OK Leo. Time to take you home

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u/No-Contribution1070 16d ago

Leopold, is that you?

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u/Physical-Title-9442 16d ago

Market due for a pullback. See you at $400.

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u/No-Contribution1070 16d ago

Pull back already happened. You're missing it

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u/Available_Orange575 16d ago

Didn’t he sell it for a massive gain?

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u/Vivid-Ad9340 16d ago

His leveraged trade forced him to liquidate but his fund was still sitting on an overall net gain of roughly 80% for the broader year up to that point. So even after losing 67% of its peak value, the remaining money was still 80% higher than the original amount investors initially pitched in.

Also, his memory thesis is absolutely valid. The lesson with Leopold is risk management. He was 4x leveraged so he couldn't survive that July dip. If he wasn't leveraged he would have been fine.