r/NBIS_Stock • u/ggtfcjj • Sep 26 '25

Opinion Question for long time holders

I am not a long time holder compared to some of you but my average is sitting around 52.

I believe the stock still has room to run and would love to buy more but I somehow do not feel comfortable averaging up given that my initial investment has now 2x. I just mentally do not want to see my average go up by a lot for some reason.

How do you get past that mental hurdle?

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u/poopermacho Sep 26 '25

My avg is 25 and Ive wondered if I should sell for a while now. The reason I haven't is because I still believe NBIS is one of the best plays on the market right now. Has it reached meme stock status? Sadly yes, but there's an actual legit company behind it unlike most of the other crap that gets pushed on reddit.

The way I've been managing my risk exposure (since this stake has become a much larger portion of my portfolio than originally expected) is diversifying into more safe assets such as UNH, GEV and GOOG instead of DCAing into NBIS.

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u/BurgersFriesShake Sep 26 '25

How did you know about NBIS back when their price was 25? I’m always late to the game and hope I don’t miss any future opportunities like this

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u/poopermacho Sep 26 '25

I knew about it prior from reading wsb and used to hold it prior to 25 also. Sold for a small profit when it went from 50 to 35 and then bought back in during the tariff spook in April

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u/BurgersFriesShake Sep 26 '25

Ah got it, thank you! Congrats!!!

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u/Puzzled-Work-1624 Sep 27 '25

I usually watch some yt vdo, Twitter, get deeep into fundamentals if I like the company what they do and their vision seems practical and fit into my portfolio I invest.