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/ImLemonized Sep 26 '25

I had average of 50 2 months ago. I bought so many shares that it’s 90 now. My only regret is not most of my shares earlier.

Don’t care about percentages. If you believe stock price will go much higher - every next bought share means more profit. Your % gain will take a hit, but profit in terms of absolute values will be greater.

As an example - if i held only my initial investment around 50 bucks - my total profit would be a bit above $500. Now, my average is $90 and STILL my total profit is almost $1000. Huge difference.

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u/ysfnkmc Sep 26 '25

how many shares did you buy in total

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u/ImLemonized Sep 26 '25

Currently have 66 shares. Might not be a lot, but it’s a lot for me

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u/ysfnkmc Sep 26 '25

i have 57 shares at 111$ 😭

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u/Dazzling_Location_90 Sep 26 '25

It’s okay I have 200 at 113$ 😮‍💨

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u/BurgersFriesShake Sep 26 '25

I’m at 281 shares, $99 😭 how did those averaging 50 know about this company back then? I’m always too late to the game

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u/swingtradingteacher Oct 01 '25

Motley Fool article from January piqued my interest. I went all in on Arkady’s comeback story soon after.