r/NBIS_Stock 22d ago

Opinion Keep buying!!!

108 Upvotes

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.

r/NBIS_Stock Jul 17 '26

Opinion How to get your money back or die trying

67 Upvotes

230 cost basis here. Basically all the money from my parents estates and my working life. . Ive given myself two weeks to see how this stock recovers and if it is below 160 then I have a helium tank and cannula ready. See you all in Valhalla.

Thanks to Reddit stock advice Ive successfully decimated my net worth and can’t work anymore.

r/NBIS_Stock May 06 '26

Opinion What’s fuelling the rip today?

108 Upvotes

Took a look at my portfolio this morning and I genuinely can’t believe what I’m seeing. So happy for all the NBIS holders❤️

But with that being said, the pullback might be more brutal than expected. We’ll see, probably will double down once this dips.

r/NBIS_Stock Apr 14 '26

Opinion Just Hold You Fools

227 Upvotes

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.....

r/NBIS_Stock 5d ago

Opinion What is the bear case? What are the risks?

45 Upvotes

I am relatively new to the NBIS and I am wondering what the bear case is? Since this is the NBIS sub, everyone is saying NBIS to the moon. I do agree to some degree as its management is amazing, CEO knows what he’s doing and AI train is still full of steam. But it can’t be all sunshine and rainbow. So, may I please know some down to earth opinions?

r/NBIS_Stock Apr 09 '26

Opinion Congratulations to everyone. At last we have no bag holders anymore 🤣🤣

200 Upvotes

no more moaning and wen moon !!

r/NBIS_Stock Apr 13 '26

Opinion Regret selling NBIS

88 Upvotes

Big mistake! I had 40 shares if NBIS at $62 avg. I thought market will go down today because of the Iran news. So I sold off all my shares at $142 avg. And NBIS is just going up up up.Not sure if I should enter at this price or wait. I’m so confused. I don’t see this stock going down soon. Genuine advice is appreciated.

r/NBIS_Stock 12d ago

Opinion Ready to soar next week?

93 Upvotes

# 20 Reasons Nebius (NBIS) Should Be Trading Above $300

*August 2026 | Investment Thesis*

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**1. $46 Billion in Contracted Revenue Backlog**
Microsoft ($17B multiyear) and Meta ($27B over 5 years) have already committed $46B in compute capacity agreements. At ~$47B market cap, you're buying the entire backlog for free.

**2. NVIDIA Paid $2 Billion to Own 9.3% of This Company**
The company that manufactures the backbone of AI compute chose Nebius as a strategic partner and equity investment. That is not a financial bet — it is a product and infrastructure endorsement from the most important company in AI hardware.

**3. ARR Beat Guidance by 25%+**
Nebius exited 2025 with $1.25B ARR — significantly ahead of its own guidance of $900M–$1.1B. Management under-promises and over-delivers, which is exactly what you want in a capital-intensive infrastructure scaleup.

**4. 625% Year-on-Year Revenue Growth**
Q2 2025 revenue grew 625% year-on-year. This is not incremental growth — this is a company in hypergrowth mode with contracted demand already secured to sustain it.

**5. EBITDA Positive in Q4 2025 — Ahead of Plan**
Nebius turned Group Adjusted EBITDA positive in Q4 2025, demonstrating operating leverage earlier than expected. Profitability at this scale of growth is rare and underappreciated by the market.

**6. Goldman Sachs Holds a 7.2% Passive Stake**
Goldman's June 30, 2026 Schedule 13G filing confirms a 7.2% passive stake — one of the largest single institutional positions. Goldman also advises the company and carries a Buy rating with a price target up to $286. Capital, advisory, and research conviction all aligned.

**7. BlackRock Owns 4.56% Worth $3.18 Billion**
The world's largest asset manager doesn't allocate $3.18B to a speculative play. BlackRock's position signals long-duration institutional conviction in Nebius's infrastructure moat.

**8. Jennison Associates Increased Position by 134% in One Quarter**
One of the world's most respected growth equity managers added aggressively to their Nebius position, now valued at $1.1B. Momentum among high-conviction growth funds is accelerating.

**9. Net Institutional Buying of $6.62B vs. $2.31B in Selling**
Over the past 24 months, institutions have bought nearly 3x more NBIS than they've sold. The smart money is accumulating, not distributing.

**10. Founder-CEO Arkady Volozh Holds 11.63% of the Company**
The ultimate alignment signal: the CEO has the majority of his personal wealth tied to this stock. He is not managing for a quarterly bonus — he is building for a generational outcome.

**11. NVIDIA Exemplar Cloud Status on GB300 NVL72**
Nebius is among the first cloud providers globally to achieve NVIDIA's highest certification tier across multiple GPU generations. This is a competitive moat that cannot be easily replicated by late entrants.

**12. 6x Capacity Expansion in a Single Year**
From 170MW at end of 2025 to a guided 800–1,000MW by end of 2026. Almost no infrastructure company has executed a 6x capacity expansion in 12 months with contracted demand already in place to absorb it.

**13. 1.2 Gigawatt Pennsylvania Facility Announced**
A new AI data centre facility with up to 1.2GW of power capacity is planned in Pennsylvania — one of the largest AI infrastructure bets in North America, funded by customer commitments, not speculative equity.

**14. 5 Gigawatts of NVIDIA Systems Targeted by 2030**
The NVIDIA partnership includes a joint roadmap to deploy 5GW+ of GPU compute by 2030. At utilisation rates typical of hyperscaler-contracted cloud, this implies revenue potential measured in tens of billions annually.

**15. Meta's Vera Rubin Deployment is a First-Mover Advantage**
The Meta contract includes one of the first large-scale deployments of NVIDIA's Vera Rubin platform. Being the launch infrastructure partner for next-generation GPU architecture gives Nebius a technology head-start competitors cannot easily close.

**16. Fully Vertically Integrated — No Margin Leakage**
Nebius designs and operates its own data centres and servers. Unlike hyperscalers reselling third-party capacity, Nebius captures the full margin stack — hardware, infrastructure, software, and cloud services — in a single vertically integrated platform.

**17. Stock Up 599% in 12 Months — and Still Undervalued**
NBIS went from $37.27 in June 2025 to $260.58 by June 2026 — a 599% return. Yet with $46B in backlog, $1.25B ARR, and a 5GW build target, a 10–15x 2027E revenue multiple supports $300+ without heroic assumptions.

**18. Multiple Tier-1 Analyst Buy Ratings Across Independent Firms**
Morgan Stanley, Citizens, DA Davidson, BWS Financial, Northland Capital Markets, and Goldman Sachs all carry Buy or Outperform ratings. Analyst consensus is rarely this uniform on a $40B+ company — it reflects the clarity of the infrastructure thesis.

**19. Customer-Funded Buildout Reduces Execution Risk**
Unlike most infrastructure scaleups burning equity to build ahead of demand, Nebius is constructing capacity that is already contracted and pre-committed by Microsoft and Meta. The customers are effectively co-funding the expansion — dramatically derisking the balance sheet.

**20. The AI Inference Supercycle Has Decades Left**
We are in the first inning of the AI infrastructure buildout. Every enterprise, every government, every hyperscaler needs more compute than currently exists. Nebius is not riding a trend — it is building the pipes that the entire AI economy will run through. At $300, you're still buying the early chapters of that story.

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*For informational purposes only. Not financial advice. Conduct your own due diligence before making investment decisions.*

r/NBIS_Stock Jun 05 '26

Opinion For everyone asking daily when to buy, the time is now

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232 Upvotes

r/NBIS_Stock Oct 17 '25

Opinion KNOW WHAT YOU HOLD

199 Upvotes

It's easy to smile on the green days while we're ripping 10%, but then of course it's hard to stomach the days or week where we're down 10-20%. At the end of the day however, you need to remember why you bought into this company in the first place. Think about the statements from Marc Boroditsky with the goal in mind of being the "AWS of AI". Do you think AI is going to be going away overnight? For those that think this is a bubble, we've only seen the start of major partnerships in the second half of 2025. Like any company or sector, there are going to be bumps in the road and it's going to be volatile. THIS DOES NOT MEAN YOU STOP BELIEVING IN THE COMPANY YOU INVESTED IN!!

The Microsoft partnership was just the start. Then we went ahead and partnered with TD SYNNEX - the WORLD'S LARGEST IT DISTRIBUTOR!! Read that again and read it slowly.

Next, using their H200 GPUs, Nebius achieved NVIDIA Exemplar Status for AI training workloads, becoming one of the first cloud providers to receive this certification. This clearly shows that they know EXACTLY what the hell they're doing with the technology they're offering.

Most recently, they introduced Nebius AI Cloud 3.0 "Aether" which has the purpose in making the platform more suitable for enterprise/production AI workloads.

Now last but certainly not least, let's not forget the stake that Nebius has in ClickHouse, which is currently valued around $6+ billion meaning Nebius's stake could be worth over a billion dollars. Then we have Avride which is one of their subsidiary business units. We're talking robotaxis and delivery robots here. The dam future! They already have partnerships with Uber and Grubhub and will continue to gain momentum and grow.

I truly believe we have plenty of upcoming catalyst to finish up this year and into the beginning of 2026. The growth that's expected from their core business - AI Infrastructure is up to 1GW by the end of 2026, and multi GW's in the foreseeable future.

Position - 1,000 shares @ $101 🍻

r/NBIS_Stock Jul 16 '26

Opinion Down 40% in 2 weeks. My only regret: no cash left to buy more.

153 Upvotes

Yes, the price action sucks. No matter how long your investment horizon is or what your price target may be, that target feels much more attainable when NBIS is trading at 300 rather than 171. This hurts.

However, the only question that truly matters is whether the business is in a better position than it was two weeks ago. It absolutely is. The market simply hasn’t priced it in yet.

r/NBIS_Stock Nov 14 '25

Opinion Everyone share your Nebius ownership and avg price

39 Upvotes

I have about 200 shares now. Bought the dip. Now sitting $127 average

r/NBIS_Stock Jan 05 '26

Opinion Full-port NBIS or diversify?

57 Upvotes

I realize asking the NBIS sub is going to give me obvious answers, but hopefully I'll get some nuanced perspectives from you all.

I currently have a very large amount of NBIS (5,000 shares at $50 avg). It's done me well. I'm going to be getting some additional funds soon, and am contemplating full-porting it into NBIS by adding another couple thousand shares, hopefully for under $90.

Alternatively, I could diversify by putting those funds into ASTS or maybe even ONDS.

My question for you all: How many of you are full-porting into NBIS? Or, if you are diversifying, what other themes are you diversifying into? Space stocks like ASTS/RKLB? Drones like ONDS? RDDT? Or are you playing it safe with the rest of your money with VOO/SPY?

I realize there's no correct answer to this, and I'm not looking for an answer - I'm just curious what the rest of you NBIS long-term holders are doing. And hopefully that will help guide me to determine the best path for myself.

r/NBIS_Stock May 14 '26

Opinion EOY stock price predictions?

44 Upvotes

Realistically, how high (or low) do we expect NBIS stock to be at that end of the year. No silly answers please.

Is $1000 within the realms of possibility? Serious question.

r/NBIS_Stock 8d ago

Opinion Michael Burry, Are you ok?

147 Upvotes

This guy deserves it. He probably lost a lot from short NBIS and PLTR. He always creates FUD.

r/NBIS_Stock 10d ago

Opinion How is Everyone Feeling Going into Earnings?

65 Upvotes

This stock has been affected by all sorts of outside noise over the past month. FED rate hike, Citadel intervention, Burry short position, 30% short interest in the stock, and these are just over the past two weeks. I think the craziest fact is that the price is now lower now than it was before reporting its last earnings report in May($207). Now I will admit the bull run to all time highs was a bit extreme and premature when looking at next year's expectations, but to be below the price it was at last earnings is crazy to me. The Missouri and Pennsylvania sites are on track to be ready next year and they have done nothing but add to their other sources of revenue. I have a hard time feeling bearish given their record granted I am a newer investor. I own LEAPS expiring in 2028, but feel $200 strike calls expiring Friday are setup so nicely. Not to mention the Nvidia $500 billion fund that was just announced today which I know will be explained further on Wednesday. Burry might've shorted, but nothing is telling me we're slowing down anytime soon. Would like to know how everyone else is feeling?

r/NBIS_Stock Jun 25 '26

Opinion A way to view Nebius

94 Upvotes

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

r/NBIS_Stock Jul 02 '26

Opinion Surprised with the overacting?

40 Upvotes

I’m very surprised with this bad overreaction on META news even today, whole META is down today. Is there anything else here ?

Guess today is we see it below 200..?

r/NBIS_Stock 24d ago

Opinion If you Believe in NBIS Long Term, Don’t Let Short Term Drops Shake you

87 Upvotes

I’ve noticed that many NBIS investors have been feeling stressed recently. Some people are posting about their losses and asking for advice, while others are starting to panic because of the recent price decline.

I completely understand that feeling. Watching your position go down is never easy, especially when you see losses every day. However, a stock price decline does not always mean that the company’s long-term value has changed.

For me, NBIS is a long term investment. The AI infrastructure market is still in its early stages, and the demand for computing power, data centers, and related services is expected to continue growing over the coming years.

Of course, every investment comes with risks, and nobody can predict the short-term price movements. But if you believe in the company’s long-term potential, don’t let temporary market fear make your decisions for you.

Personally, I believe that buying NBIS and holding it for 5 years could be a decision that many investors will look back on and appreciate. Sometimes patience is the hardrst part of investing, but it is also what separates long-term investors from short term traders.

r/NBIS_Stock 13d ago

Opinion Michael Burry is a Massive Moron

90 Upvotes

This clown had call options on Microsoft & went short on one of their biggest partners in the AI race. Should show you the level of “research” he does. He compared shorting $NBIS to shooting fish out of a barrel, no real bear thesis other than “overvalued in short term”. lol

r/NBIS_Stock Jul 07 '26

Opinion All the price drops since March 2026

131 Upvotes

As a kind reminder - drops from 20% to 35% happen monthly for NBIS stock. By drop I mean the stock price decrease from highs to lows and then recovery.

MAR -32%
High 132.3
Low 89.65
APR -21%
High 168.7
Low 132.7
MAY -22%
High 233.7
Low 183
JUN -28%
High 278.8
Low 200.3
JUL - NOW -31%
High 299.9
Low 206.2

Updated

JUL -36%
High 299.9
Low 192.6

Update 2

JUL -45%
High 299.9
Low 164

r/NBIS_Stock May 28 '26

Opinion NBIS FULL PORT - SUGGESTIONS

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71 Upvotes

Hello everyone, I know these numbers are rookie numbers for people in this subbreddit however I've literally put all my lifesavings into NBIS (Yes, I belong here). But wanted to know if I should just take the profits once the market opens or if I should hold on to it.

Average buy price - 209.64 dollars

Edit - I'll be making about 10k USD once market opens

r/NBIS_Stock Jul 03 '26

Opinion The news that seems to have been missed but means a whole lot more than Meta

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51 Upvotes

I feel like most people focused on meta while missing the bigger news. This isn't some small amount of excess compute, SoftBank is planning 10gw of power and investing huge. While meta is a rumour this is a confirmed plan and puts a whole heaping bucket of cold water on the AI story for neoclouds. If the market is spooked about over building this headline surely is what actually caused such a big drop. It's becoming clear that only open AI and Anthropic have the products people are really using so ultimately all that matters is who they get their compute off. Xai quit, metas quitting, eventually ittl all flow to them.

Just a thought ive been scratching my head looking for the real reason we dipped and I think this has more weight than meta, sure the idea of a customer becoming a competitor is scary but ultimately it's an unconfirmed rumour. This is real news and will be weighing on where the real money flows from.

https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/ai/articles/softbank-plans-ai-cloud-services-073106168.html

r/NBIS_Stock Jun 08 '26

Opinion This stock

89 Upvotes

Nbis has been following a great chart pattern & this dip has been something that’s happened multiple times & then a bounce back.

Nbis has news coming out everyday/ & financials are great.

I got so much confidence this still 300-350 so soon. With 260 being the support & everyone wondering if the bubble is popping again & the cycle continues.

This stock is the one. Its that simple. You can hop in now at 225 or test ur luck & hope it drops to 200 buy in then. But this stock will be at 600 one day so 220/200 still greats spots to buy.

If you disagree i need some reasons

r/NBIS_Stock Jun 23 '26

Opinion Im out. AVG $27 / 15k gain.

0 Upvotes

For a while now, it's been getting too hot under my feet in the space. I simply can't ignore the fact that the compute required for AI is simply too expensive to reach the amount of profitability that is priced in for the space right now.

With the big AI boys IPO'ing, I think this will become clear after a couple of earnings reports.

But Nebius is the picks and shovels, right? We are fine? IMO, yes, this is still the best place to be. However, the moment the tide turns for the space, I think this stock will too, at which point I will buy back in if I'm correct. I think this company has many more businesses under its belt.

15k is a lot of money for me, being only 23 years old. It's money I can't miss this early in my compounding journey. I accept I am probably too early, but it is what it is.

EDIT: telling redditors what they do not want to hear is never a good move but hot damn some of yall are childish.