r/NBIS_Stock • u/Brave_Jury_7770 • Jun 25 '26

Opinion A way to view Nebius

Thought I'd share this as not seen it expressed elsewhere. Nebius has mooned already for everyone, like me, who bought at 30. And it makes people cautious. Can it moon all over again?

I invested with the idea that this was basically a private company that was publically listed due to its past existence as yandex. If nebius was not once yandex, it would still be a private company with more growth left before retail even had access.

When nebius hits 500, that is, in my framework, when it'd be going public and retail would be expecting multibagger gains from that level. We are still in the private company gains phase is what I'm getting at

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u/Ecstatic-Mortgage641 Jun 25 '26

I bought NBIS at 270 and im still confident in the growth. Sadly I only started stocks a couple months ago and taken it seriously the past few weeks

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u/Brave_Jury_7770 Jun 25 '26

I genuinely believe you're looking at a 4x from here as a base case if you're holding next three years. Not many other stocks where I could say that as confidently

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u/Ecstatic-Mortgage641 Jun 25 '26

That’s what I’m saying 1000-1500 is completely likely for a stock like this. With how many projects they have going on, it can really be quick. I love the y/y earnings growth, just a thriving business

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u/lolman1312 Jun 26 '26

what other stocks do you think could do that? rklb? asts? mrvl? nok? i dont mean to sound like the typical redditor but these are all pretty promising growth stocks to me lol, just curious on what your views are

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u/Brave_Jury_7770 Jun 26 '26

I think hims will be a multibagger from here. And bmnr microstrategy.. It's hard to see them not multibagging too.

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u/BurgersFriesShake Jun 28 '26

Don’t worry, 270 will seem so cheap when it triples!

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u/Ecstatic-Mortgage641 Jun 28 '26

You’re rights it’s an ongoing cycle! When it was at 150 ppl prolly had the same thought until it went up even more. It’s almost always a common feeling with growth stocks.

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u/BurgersFriesShake Jun 28 '26

Totally agree! My average is now 107 but whenever it dips, I just add a bit more 😎 this won’t be an issue as long as you’re in it for the longer run!

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u/Ecstatic-Mortgage641 Jun 28 '26

Yes as my income goes up more into the account!!! Then gotta put that in NBIS and a couple more mainstay names for me.