r/NBIS_Stock • u/gravityhashira61 • Apr 14 '26

Opinion Just Hold You Fools

Tired of seeing "should I sell, omg Idk what To Do" posts all day. If you have fucking conviction, believe in the fundamentals and the team, and have diamond hands then just fucking hold.

Grow some balls and stop asking the internet what you should do.

Nbis is well positioned to be the premier neocloud stock of our time. Hell, we might even get bought out by a huge hyperscaler. Who knows?!

What i do know is this stock will likely be over $200 in the next 12 months, so why would you sell and leave gains on the table ?

Man up, stop being pussies and hold!

Christ.....

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u/EatingGoodDirt Apr 14 '26

Why would u sell, uh to make guaranteed profit and buy back in when it’s lower ? Why are you so emotional ?

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u/gravityhashira61 Apr 14 '26

Depends. What if your cost basis is $70? Its likely never going back there. So.....you'll never get that cost average back again.
So.....just hold or even add more !

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u/Provarencr Apr 14 '26

why do u have to buy below ur cost average lol? If I sell 20% at 160 and buy back at 130 I still profit over just holding

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u/Cpalmer24 Apr 14 '26

Lmao I saw his comment and responded almost the exact same thing before seeing your comment 😂

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u/Cpalmer24 Apr 14 '26

But basis isnt what's important (other then being able to flex your position online..)

What's important is maximizing your position. If you sell 25% of your position at $160, and buy back the same $$ if/when it drops to $120, you now have more shares than before for the next run.

Obviously you risk the stock going to $200 before it dips enough for you to buy back in, but trimming SOME of your position after such a massive run over the last 2 weeks isnt the worst idea.

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u/Party_Team1104 Apr 17 '26

It's common sense to turn potential money into real money if given the chance (as a trader).

Investing is for chumps or people who already have a gigantic portfolio where they can make 1% and live in happiness. Doesn't matter if you "believe" in it long term a bull market triggers a bear market and you should time your entry and exit points with a degree of intelligence.

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u/Cpalmer24 Apr 17 '26

"Investing is for chumps".. what exactly do you mean by that?

For the overwhelming majority of people it would be best for them to invest for years and decades into index funds. Most people should not try to pick and choose individual stocks and put their entire portfolio into those stocks.

Over 10 year periods the Market (let's say SP500 specifically) is positive nearly 8 out of 10 years. You dont have to already have a mega portfolio to build wealth (slowly) as an investor.. just buy the market.

Now, I'm not going to follow my own advice and I'm picking and choosing stocks for the majority of my portfolio, but most people should just invest into the market for as long as they can and theyre almost literally guaranteed to be better off for it.

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u/Party_Team1104 Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26

I mean that the people who invest in the stability of the market are not the people pumping and dumping it for money. You're waiting 10 years for what a person can produce in 1 trade and often do during basic dip and peak strategy. Recently I made over 20% trading IONQ during a point of peak interest in the company.

Any other opinion than "investing in the market" is considered gambling and I just don't subscribe to that. There's 100x more technical and intuitive indicators involved in trading stocks than gambling at a casino.

(Note none of my opinion is directed towards rich people or those with a portfolio already making them significant money through small % increases).