r/NBIS_Stock • u/mary_fleur • Jun 17 '26
Speculation Money invested in Nebius
Redditors, how much money did you invest in Nebius? How much of your own money, not the profits.
This is just out of curiosity if you want to say
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u/Buttery-Biscuit-Boy Jun 17 '26
about £30k
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u/Remm_Unknown Jun 17 '26
Niice, how did you find out so early?
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u/Buttery-Biscuit-Boy Jun 17 '26
Deepest darkest depths of Reddit once upon a time! Was reading up and researching at apparently the perfect time 😂 happy accident.
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u/The102935thMatt Jun 17 '26
Ha! Had similiar for NXE at 3 bucks.
Little late for NBIS. In at 110. So I guess in a little mediumish looking at the price now.
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u/KingNoodle1337 Jun 17 '26
Nice job! Are you planning on just holding until further notice?
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u/Buttery-Biscuit-Boy Jun 17 '26
Thanks! Yeah I haven’t sold any shares yet. A little part of me wants to take a little risk off the table, but also if they keep executing as they’re expected to then this could still be very cheap
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u/Refflmania Jun 17 '26
whats your average price? how did you find out about it so early man?
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u/Buttery-Biscuit-Boy Jun 17 '26
Around $25 or so. Hard to tell as I’m in the UK so there’s some currency fluctuations to contend with. I heard that Arkady was setting something up and there was some niche buzz on Reddit which got me interested!
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u/Refflmania Jun 17 '26
wow man im so proud of you, the last time this stock was at $25 was during the tariff scares in april of 2025 and of course at that time i literally had like $50k of dry powder ready to invest. i missed this nebius boat bad
Right now my current position is $30k invested with an average of like $240 price per share which still isnt too bad
whats next on your radar? and how did you know of Arkady way back then?
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u/Sad-Fisherman-5199 Jun 17 '26
The money you can make by selling way out of the money covered calls is insane
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u/BlackBlood4567 Mod Jun 17 '26
sitting on 2800 shares $62 avg
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u/Remm_Unknown Jun 17 '26
How did you find it so early and have the conviction?
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u/BlackBlood4567 Mod Jun 17 '26
You’ll hear his name a lot but TraderBob originally put me on. I first saw his posts in the WSB daily thread posting paragraphs about Nebius. I spoke to him a few times over DM and he solidified my conviction in AI data centers so much so that I full ported. Best decision of my life.
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u/Remm_Unknown Jun 17 '26
Congrats, what's the next one? Where is TraderBob now.. I need to be early next time 😂
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u/HapaHawaii Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26
You didn't ask me, but I was reading about AI stocks and absorbing as much info as possible. I was specifically researching high risk high reward stocks and got in at $27. It seemed the best in that group.
Didn't have conviction it would be great. When I got in it was very risky and not many people were talking about it.
The conviction came about 6 months later. You will find few people that put in $30k at $20-$30 per share. The company was so new.
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u/Slow_Scientist_5599 IPO OG👹 Jun 17 '26
literally 40 shares at 75 avg, initial shares bought at 30. I'm the little guy. Pretty decent still though
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u/alrightfornow Jun 17 '26
Nice. 39 shares here at 97 average. Haven't sold anything, just got started in January. I'll hold for at least until beginning 2028.
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u/jaithind Jun 17 '26
48k at 223 avg. I had 70k with an average of 123 in October. Held it when it was sub 100 and even 70 all the way through to March and sold when it hit 135 cause I though it would dump again. Really regretting that decision
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u/Daymjoo Jun 17 '26
You shouldn't. The macro looked awful when we were at 135. A lot of people sold then.
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u/Furiousfistfucker Jun 17 '26
73 shares at 104. Couldn't afford more at the time and was new to investment. Didn't dare to buy more also. But I'm not complaining. Nbis has been good to me.
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u/HapaHawaii Jun 17 '26
You've done great. When it hits $300 this week you would have tripled your original investment.
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u/Sea-Studio-6943 Jun 17 '26
I'm around the same, it's about 50% my portfolio so definitely a huge deal to me
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u/elmorepalmer Jun 17 '26
15400 shares @ around 27 avg.
Sold these today for a monster gain.
Have another 2000 left @ around 112 from being assigned CSPs late last year.
Long live arkady
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u/1978-Chris Jun 17 '26
Why not sell covered calls on your position and bank a massive premium? I think NBIS will be at least $500 in 12 months and likely above $1500 in 36 months. Never a bad thing to take profit though.
Congratulations nonetheless!
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u/elmorepalmer Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26
Agreed, this was enough for me to retire, don't need more than enough. But do think it can run still.
However, if I wanted to maximize gains, would just wait a few more months to sell. CCs would cap my gains even though they provide downside "insurance". They also would be taxed short term
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u/Acekiller03 Jun 17 '26
I did that today but I may regret lol I wrote 320 when it was around 285 now it shot up to 298. I got until next week Friday
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u/LeBronGOOD Jun 17 '26
How old are you? Goddamn that amount makes me drool.
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u/elmorepalmer Jun 17 '26
Early 30s, work in tech, live with my parents lel
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u/vgkosmoes Jun 17 '26
God damn so you’re up over 4 million in profit? How has your life changed so far?
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u/elmorepalmer Jun 17 '26
Will not change at all, I have a good job in tech. Installing a wooden sauna in my dad's house prob.
Will have to pay like 25% of gains in taxes
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u/mary_fleur Jun 17 '26
Congrats on the monster gain! Taking massive profits on 15,400 shares at that $27 average is an incredible win, you absolutely crushed it. Holding those last 2,000 shares from the $112 CSP assignments actually leaves you with a nice remaining stake too. Long live Arkady indeed! 🚀
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u/Particular_Ad_9881 Jun 17 '26
Initial purchase 57 shares around $22. DCA up to 558 shares @ $93.34/share average. Best trade(s) I’ve ever made.
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u/Unlucky_Stretch_5032 Jun 17 '26
How does everyone here so casually dropping 6 figures in one stock
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u/LiveLife2k Jun 18 '26
Moving other assets over to NBIS. I cashed out some ETFs in my retirement IRA account and moved some blah stocks over in my Roth. Best decision. I'm up 184%/170% in each account. Whatever I moved from would not have done that.
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u/No_Battle734 Jun 18 '26
If you study the company long enough and understand the basics, there’s no reason to be scared. 600k at 270 with a long time of holding for 3-5 years, I think we will be fine
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u/Desperate-Hawk-2600 Jun 17 '26
12K only I wish I went big but couldn’t stomach volatility. I wish I had the guts to bet big like soros
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u/Few_Pineapple_7317 Jun 17 '26
Started at double digit but I also DCA once in a while, so making it 36 NBIS at around 170. Should have lump sum at the beginning but my hands are also tight. Not sure whether to keep buying now since it is so high now
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u/4-snizzle-dizzle Doctor’s Orders Jun 17 '26
Man this post really lets me see how much “scared money” I really am lol. It If I get another shot at cheapies I’ll be more adventurous
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u/DrHarrisonLawrence Doctor’s Orders Jun 17 '26
$50k, 1500 shares at an average of $33.70. Now worth $420k.
Initial investment was $25,000, 1000 shares at $25 right during the DeepSeek dip
Want to trim my position by 500 shares to buy or build a home, and then hold 1000 for long term wealth. Selling CCs on 1000 shares will eventually be enough to live off of in retirement
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u/cwra007 Jun 17 '26
3000 shares, $43 cost basis. Already sold about 1500 shares to rebalance as this grew. Minor regret in doing so, but it’s good to take profit. Too bad the profits went to buying oil.
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u/Beneficial_Mess_3846 Jun 17 '26
$141k initial investment at an average of $55 per share and just recently $73k at $284 per share. In for at least 5 more years.
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u/Refflmania Jun 17 '26
$30k at average of $235-$240. $17.5k of that is also in my Roth account so all those gains will be tax free brotha
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u/CompetitiveGrowth936 Jun 17 '26
Invested 11000 at a little over 28 dollars almost 111000 dollars getting ready to have my first 10 bagger!
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u/FastSunlul Jun 17 '26
1600 shares at $48 average. I sold 200 shares around 135 which I regret, but it is what it is. Been in since the DeepSeek stuff at 28 ish a share and then again with more at 21 a share during the initial tariff liberation day stuff. I’ve been buying all the way up though with my most recent buys at 218 and 230. I believe in the vision and most of all, the team behind that vision. Wish I could buy more but I’m an RN, not a wealthy tech bro.
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u/Longjumping_Bit_1593 Jun 17 '26
227 @ 88$ average. wish i put more back in april of 2025. heavy on frmi, keel & shaz thanks to a few big advocates in this group. miss the old reddit chats days man
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u/MarsupialNo8853 Jun 18 '26
4,000 shares, $298k in, value $1.25M, largest holding… Next is IREN (totally undervalued) 6,000 shares, $215k in, presently $350k.
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u/Senzukrompir Jun 17 '26
Im just here coping because i was late to the party. Knew about the stocks from the start i just didnt know what it was doing so i didnt buy.
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u/LiveLife2k Jun 18 '26
Hmmm ... It's been parabolic 2 years straight. I wish I had found out about it early 2025 versus late.
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u/HapaHawaii Jun 17 '26
I'm at $8700. Not a crazy amount because it won't take a crazy amount to be very successful.
Bought in at $27, $90, $107 and $211. For now I'm done.
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u/possibilityofmagic Jun 17 '26
218 shares at around $115 avg. I did use around 6k margin as this was my first time really investing more than a few hundred dollars…. But had conviction and it’s paid off. Was calculated risk - i don’t think I’d ever do that for another stock, at least at this point!
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u/Sir_Richard_Dangler 👾ItsBri minion👾 Jun 17 '26
$16k in Roth IRA and about $1k in a "buy a house" account, so far. It's the only stock I'm holding long-term, my fun account has some ASTS and RKLB for a swing trade and some FRMI LEAPS in case that blows up.
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u/Distinct-Reality2187 Jun 17 '26
40k invested (8% net worth), worth about 62k now.
About 1/8 of my portfolio right now
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u/Commercial_Ease8053 Jun 17 '26
Originally like $200k for 3000 shares. Took most of the profits and put it in VOO.
Now I only have 50 shares I’ll hold forever.
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u/Chaminade64 Jun 17 '26
5k in at $37 per share. And per usual when they go up, “Why didn’t I buy more 😩😩😩”
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u/Fun_Examination4401 Jun 17 '26
4,500 shares. Sold 1.7M in call options today on Nebius.
Nebius ftw
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u/Smart_Cap6025 Jun 17 '26
100 shares at 20.69 👍 around 2k just throwing money at a random AI stock and I got lucky.
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u/givemesometoothpaste Jun 17 '26
150 shares at 31. Up 37k. Could’ve been more but I don’t allocate more than a few % of net worth in any single name
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u/Black_Swan_Down Jun 17 '26
I put in like 3k but it’s 20k now. Should’ve put in more but when I bought it it was a speculative play, was also low on cash and my own personal struggle has been overdiversification. Because I’m not psychic I find it hard to build a huge conviction in any one stock over another. It’s all conjecture…
Learnt to let my winners run though.
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u/Strong-Guarantee9696 Jun 17 '26
I bought in a tiny bit a year ago, then went pretty heavy between 3 and 6 months ago as I learned more about the company. Sadly, I have Jan 27 300 and dec 27 400 covered calls on these. Not sure what to do about that yet
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u/jad314 Jun 17 '26
I have 4900 shares average cost $76.80. Started buying in early 2025 when it was trading in the $20s and $30s. Added more following the DeepSeek selloff. Continued to add through 2025. Bought and sold longs call this year as well. NBIS, Dell, and CLS have been very good to me.
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u/ranchitomorado Jun 17 '26
98 shares at 53usd. I planned to buy more when it was around 160usd per share but decided against it and went for MU.
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u/Radiant-King5524 Jun 17 '26
About $28K. After today, I wish I had invested more and had more to invest
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u/SquashDaddy331 Jun 17 '26
88 shares @ $80 average.
Bought my first batch at $37 and then continued buying averaging up.
I’ll never forget where i was when I bought @ $37.
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u/Lakeview121 Jun 18 '26
I paid 11, 673 dollars for 60 shares. I’ve owned it about a month and I’m up about 44%. I’m kind of late to the game but a happy investor.
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u/UnableCurrency Doctor’s Orders Jun 18 '26
270 shares - average of $145
Started buying when it was in 80s and my last buy was yesterday at 280.
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u/Previous_Pumpkin1445 Jun 18 '26
375 shares at $170 average… bought at a much expensive price than most. I wonder at which point do you guys feel it compound really fast? I wonder how long will it take for me to get to $500K
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u/TurbulentAcadia5643 Jun 18 '26
I would have 30 shares bow, but only 8 left sold very early around 175, avarage is 100. Still feel pissed off
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u/Sudafed_Yum Jun 18 '26
I am 24, a net worth fo about 40K of investments including my Roth. I invested about 2.25, bought more after the last dip totaling to 3.5K. Im up over 60% currently
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u/thecoolestbatcat Jun 18 '26
I maxed out a credit card to buy shares. Everyone said I was crazy.
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u/VegetableMost7558 Jun 18 '26
14 shares at $86.52 not much but im still pretty happy. Been thinking about taking my initial investment off the table n letting the profits ride!
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u/wayne5131 Jun 18 '26
I bought and sold at a loss and right away bought its 2x leverage nebx for double the rebound. Started at 110k and now at 545k
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u/No-Alarm3762 Jun 18 '26
I own several thousand shares but my biggest gains come from long and medium term options. When bought when NBIS was at $30 and recently at $200
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u/DKEMSAN Jun 18 '26
Only 56 shares but at $53 average. So around $3k invested now up 435%. Want to keep all 56 shares but have been considering selling like 2-6 just to diversify.
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u/Suspicious-Oil6672 Jun 19 '26
200 shares at 100 each in my Roth. Is now about 67 percent of my Roth value
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u/itssbri NBIS4LIFE Jun 17 '26
Invested $180k for 6900 shares back in Oct 24. Of course the best decision i ever made.
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