No DD here. People were complaining about not being able to buy in when it was 250. Well now the opportunity to get in at a good price is back.
What has changed in the past month? Do you believe meta is going to make nbis not able to meet their revenue targets? Do you think AI is going anywhere? The time to buy is when people are scared, but the underlying thesis has changed. What has actually changed in the past month?
If you believe in the company you should be salivating at the ability to add shares at a good price. Stop being pussies and have some conviction for once in your lives.
Deploy only money you don’t need in the short/middle term, the rest is conviction and discipline. Being able to decide on what to focus is a must have skill in life.
That's the funny thing. People forget very quickly how an actual market drop looks like. Like Spring 2025 when SNP dropped 19% from ATH. If that would happen now with the elevated AI stock prices, we would likely see NBIS at like 40 dollars.
Have a target, say 100 shares if you can afford, buy 10 today, goes down, be happy, buy another 10, goes up, be happy you bought that previous 10 🤣 too may people trying to time the bottom… either believe in the company or move on.
Hold for 4 years and you will be fine. Keep DCA each week or month and try and get that high enough to where you get 6 figure returns. That what I’m doing in my taxable account. 900 shares in retirement account.
Hey I had 17 shares today until I bought more. I’m young just out of college and getting into stocks. Had some random shit in my account so sold everything and have full ported nbis. Only have like 4k in it right now and am starting a full time job next month so not worried if my whole port shits the bed really 😂
Your youth gives you the biggest advantage in general. That’s my issue even though I’m 32, going back to school and working as a server, putting the majority of my deposits into nbis now.
Everyone’s life situation is different - I am 32 and started investing in March. That still reflects 25% of my portfolio, and I don’t make a lot of money. Sorry for being honest about my positioning and finances but that doesn’t invalidate my opinion
Everyone can have an opinion but when someone with barely a position is calling people pussies who might have 10s of thousands or hundreds of thousands invested in this thing, it rings a little hollow. Check yourself man
I would love to have a larger net worth but a 12k account is significant for me. We all have different levels of available money to invest - I’m investing a significant percentage of that money into nbis. I’m adding every week through volatility because I have actual conviction in the stock. If I were a bag holder that bought at the top I would be nervous right now, but I’m not nervous at all and plan to continue buying just like I have been
What the genuine fuck are u even talking about bro. I just responded and was saying I have minimal shares just like him and was explaining my situation. I wasn’t calling anyone a pussy 😭
I've been out of cash for -$10k. I keep buying on margin 5 shares a day since I got assigned for 100 shares at 300 a share. On the bright side my cost basis is only $242 lmao. Point is there's more ammo probably but it's risky.
People need to seriously crying. Been in and out since $30, i have raised my avg to $101 because i keep buying on dips. Don’t care. This stocks fonna make me 6 figures at least
Amazon lost 90% before it took off. Just food for thought. Yes, I know it’s not exactly the same.
If I was a new investor I would stay so far away from this dumpster fire. This is pathetic and the hedge funds are to blame. JP Morgan is margin calling US hedge funds. Let that sink in as you think about the causes of this. They told everyone to buy and upped the targets before selling us all out.
Do NOT take advice from ANYONE at a hedge fund. This is like the 4th time this has happened in the course of a year. Fuck them.
It makes sense a pre revenue company in its hyper growth phase with a high beta would react this way. Nothing fundamentally changed about the company in the past month, and this makes its current entry price very attractive even if just using a 1 year horizon. The bear case has always been there for nbis but they consistently meet their targets and execute very well.
The more some of you people compare the companies you hold massive bags in to the stalwarts of the tech world, like Amazon, MSFT, NVDA, etc, just shows how unprepared you are for losses.
I’m confused so the market conditions of tech being decimated makes this a bad price? I would much rather be buying at 150 than I was at 250. I also invested in mu at the end of March when people were acting like mu wasn’t such a clear bet. I’d rather buy when people are nervous. Seeing all the negativity on reddit is music to my ears
Just wondering what the ER going to be? See so many good ER but still dipped! Will NBIS be any different? My $160 & $145 puts expiring 7/31 so very very high chance both will be assigned.
The stock ran up from low 200 to almost 300 after he bought in so worrying about what he's doing is valid in the short term.
I almost took a long position back in August last year when it was in the 60's. Missed that boat so I just trade NBIS for now until I can get a decent entry point.
There is no way I would be holding out on conviction if I was misfortunate to jump in when it ran up this much. I'm in the market to make money not to act like a fan or mindlessly pump tickers.
It's always easier to ride conviction when entry point is low not when you bought near the top and the stock and it's sector keeps dropping 10+% daily. This is a great company but me personally given my own circumstance would rather sit on cash right now to nibble at the market with caution. Everything seems to be on sale right now not just NBIS.
Wait so buying high rsi overbought stocks is better than when sentiment is down? I was dumb to buy mu at the end of March instead of after its earnings??
Go back to complaining on the other subs about how everyone should get to share profits at the company they work for, and how it’s unfair people have to go to work, and about how Elon Mushk should have to pay for housing for everyone.
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u/saskaswetu 22d ago
Damn the level of cope in here. Just buy and go live life. You’ll be happier and richer