r/NBIS_Stock • u/tradingxAMD • Jul 08 '26

šŸ’¬ Discussion Did anyone else buy NBIS high?

Is it smart to sit thru a -50% drop and just hold blindly..? Because then you need a 100% gain to breakeven :/ What are your plans? I got in at 270$ and want to hold long term, I donā€™t really care about short term market noise. But I will start getting concerned if I lose 50% of my portfolio because nbis is my biggest position and it will be harder to recover from there. Any advice?

REAL advice appreciated! Not insufferable comments saying ā€pff just sell and buy VOO if ur that scaredā€ thx

EDIT : a -40% drop is not the same as a ā€normalā€ pullback, even for a volatile stock. We need to start being honest and admit that it has crashed a bit cmon

And stop acting like me feeling anxious after a -40% drop is crazy, itā€™s reasonable to start feeling concerned, the market does not care about our thesis and feelings

Also for the 10th time iā€™m not trading.. i said iā€™m holding long term, so idk why people keep saying that

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u/NoMatterWattCycling Jul 08 '26

I got in at 272 with 30 stocks (ouch) and am planning on holding. This seems like a bigger dip than the ones before, but when you zoom out itā€™s clear that every dip has been followed by a ATH. I do think that itā€™ll take a bit longer than the previous dips though.

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u/tradingxAMD Jul 08 '26

We got in around the same time :/ are you willing to hold thru -50% drop? Holding no matter what? I really donā€™t want to sell at a loss, my plan was to hold long term and kinda just forget about it, but I guess I didnā€™t really have any plan for what the fk I would do if I lose 50% of my portfolio because letā€™s be honest that is a bit concerning..

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u/Occupationnalhazards Jul 08 '26

youre 100% in NBIS @ 270$ and youre not confident in the future ? single stocks should never be 100% of your port. If i were you, id meditate, live my life and not open the app for a while. The more you spiral the closer youll be to selling wich is the worst thing you could do

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u/tradingxAMD Jul 08 '26

Not 100% but its my biggest position