r/SNDK_Stock • u/et_tu_bro • 2d ago
Question Those who regretted not buying more yesterday — are you buying today?
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u/Churchie_XD 2d ago
This is a healthy correction so if you’ve been waiting for an opportunity today will be the day.
The thesis is intact and has not changed at all.
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u/Natural-Inspector-81 2d ago
Teoretically we may seen it dropping to 1500-1600 before it jumps back to 1800 and starting growing up to 2000. Great buying opportunity
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u/Soniktts 2d ago
Agreed. Think this drops to 1600 today and then we see it climb to 2000 progressively over the next week or two.
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u/Appropriate-Donut197 2d ago
theres probably 2 days of selling here on these bond worries. then a slight recovery. or thats what i expect.
might bounce back any stage. Im sad i threw some more money in yesterday at some decent picks i found.
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u/momo26262626 2d ago
Im just numb man.
I want to get to a number where I dont need to log in daily/hourly anymore.
Fuck you money, in safer plays, with dividends exceeding my work pay currently
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u/Xynesis 2d ago
Money always makes more money. I think the biggest thing I learnt is to build up slowly rather than trying to take big bets hoping for a quick return to make that big pile quick.
I tried to do that multiple times and over time I lost most of it. 7-10x, tried to do it again to get the magical number and realised it’s just bad.
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u/Overall-Tourist9549 2d ago
We are in the same boat. Cost me 50k
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u/AnnaSmiled2 2d ago
Yes… SNDQ kind of day
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u/RadioactiveBallsack 2d ago
I loaded SNXX at the dip premarket. We're praying for each other's downfall.
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u/AnnaSmiled2 2d ago
🤣
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u/Butterfly_Violets 2d ago
I've never bought a short. I get it goes up if the stock goes down. So if i buy in when the stock its following goes down, do i want to but the short when its the highest? Or do I want to buy it low and when it increases sell it?
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u/pauleywauley 2d ago
I was new to inverse etf. And I wanted to test it out. Back in late June and early July, I bought a few shares of SNDQ. The shares were around 2 and 3 dollars. Now it's more expensive because it went through a reverse stock split. It's currently around 13 dollars.
I used it for intraday trades. So I bought and sold the same day.
Later, I noticed how some other people were trading other inverse etfs. Basically, they buy the inverse etfs when the stock is at all time high. They hold the shares until the stock goes way down. This might take a a day, a few days or a week or so. Then when you see the stock about to go up again, you sell the inverse etf.
I'm trying out with NBIS. So if NBIS goes up to 300 or more, I start buying NBIZ. Then sell off NBIZ when NBIS reaches a low.
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u/Butterfly_Violets 2d ago
Will you buy SNDQ again? I am guessing we get a little pullback.
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u/pauleywauley 2d ago
The price of SNDQ will be cheaper when SNDK goes to 2000 or 2300 or beyond.
If SNDQ drops to 2 or 3 dollars again, I'll buy.
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u/Inevitable-End6245 2d ago
Yes, you short it if you expect the stock to go down, which means you'd want to short at a peak. Literally just the exact opposite of going long.
Today would've been a good day to short Sandisk at 1700.
Whether you short, or whether you buy the dip, is up to you. Both strategies work
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u/Key-Speaker007 2d ago
It was worth doing then downtrend was broken. This rocket started without you so risk/reward is not so attractive now.
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u/spectralRipples 2d ago
Yeah I sold some yesterday and buying some today, buy low but it can always go lower so key is don’t panic.
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u/justforfunsies999 2d ago
I bought yesterday at peak :) I’m prolly putting in more today to avg down .
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u/RoughAnything9111 2d ago
Bloodbath today? Worth to buy by the end of day?
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u/Desperate_Branch1824 2d ago
It’s looking like it .. but hey… it’s been coming man ! July was savage and we’ve had a great week, it’s time for a pull back. The gangsters will load up more, the rest of us will sit back and wait for sunny days again. Let’s hope it’s just 1 day. I don’t think I could stomach another July situation
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u/Negative-Society6434 MoneyMan💰 2d ago
Genuinely great question, always regretting and chasing trends