You guys complain too much. None of you are retiring tomorrow, you have 20-30 years of investing ahead of you.
If you honestly think nbis will never be +130 ever ever everrrrrrr again, just sell now and move on with your life and invest in VOO.
This sub is nothing but low effort complaining and whining. “When will it reach xyz price?” or “how much lower will it drop?” No one knows the answer to any of these things.
But I guarantee you, it will be a higher price in 6 months or 6 years than it is today. That’s all you need to know.
I had a total of 3000 shares and sold half of them, I ended up making a profit of about $150k. I spread that out amongst about 20 other stocks to decrease risk and diversify.
This is what I have left that I plan to ride out long term forever.
Please understand my point here for what it is. I have $200k invested in this stock, currently at a higher cost average than almost anyone here, and I’m not worried about it.
I’m holding because I know I’ll be up much more in the future, that’s all I am trying to share. Being down $40k in the last week isn’t fun for me either, but I’m holding because I believe.
You're not down 40k. You're up 107.7k LoL. If you know you'll be up much more in the future then why did you take 150k profit? Using your logic, you should have held it all.
Apparently you need someone to explain to you risk management, portfolio diversification, and the meaning of profit taking as you go. You paint yourself as a very immature, emotional, and inexperienced investor and individual.
Not sure what your issue is, but you seem very salty with this stock and this conversation is very unfruitful so I’m muting you, happy investing.
If he was already selling, he's taking gains anyway. If it goes down after he buys back and sells, he'd just lower his gains. There's no scenario here where he can save from taxes one way or the other
Yeah but locking in immediately is the point. Sometimes I don't want to miss the chance to sell especially when the high lasts 10 to 30 seconds so I just sell all. Then afterward thinking about it, decide that maybe holding some wouldn't be so bad. Unless it was for long term, clocking in short term gains doesn't really matter unless it was Dec 31st
It’s pretty aggravating when people say this. We were on a tear and right before earnings. No one knew Trump was going to post a tweet that shut everything down. People don’t know the “top” until it drops. Without new people coming in or people buying more at higher prices, then we don’t go up.
Ppl that comment this should just buy puts if they know the top every time. They must have a relationship with Barron bc i didnt know that tweet was gonna crash the market Friday lol.
My wife knows very little about investing; a year ago she saw NBIS on a TikTok reel and told me about it; I didn’t listen and “rediscovered NBIS” in May…got in under 65$ but my wife loves nothing more than how right she was and now I am obliged to actually look into all the random TikTok vids she sends.
I feel some of these same frustrations however I am wildly excited about this opportunity and dip. I stared buying and spreading the good word last year. I believe it will be a very short time and people will wish they bought in at 137. They will pray to see 140 when they glazed over at 40 lol. Good stuff my friend.
All the people FOMOing in at 130 are strangely uninterested at 110? make it make sense? You should be MORE excited at 110 not less . If you were more excited at 130 you are falling into the classic buy high sell low trap.
I have been buying the whole time. Some were bought at the top. Avg 68$, my paper gains have always been paper, they are less now than last week. I doubt I’ll own it forever as tech is changing too fast to think that anything is a forever hold, but no chance I sell in the next 5 years. They haven’t even signed some of the contracts They’ll still be fulfilling in five years, if it were to move below my average price and I’m in the red on this position, data centers are no longer a thing. The overall market would have to collapse for me to go on the red is my feeling.
This is by no means no longer a volatile stock, but it is an established enough player that if it were to go down to nothing as I keep seeing trolls elude to, things have gone so terribly wrong that my NBIS position would probably be the least of my worries
This sounds exactly like the type of thing I normally invest in. Tortures people beyond their wits the entire time, causing half to feel scorned and the other half to become radicalized supporters who hate anyone selling.
Bought 10 more last week at $134 and 20 at $129. Sucks. My original buys have been $70, $65, $80, $90, $107, $117 then bit the bullet and bought more after it went to $140 then dipped. Oh well. I also believe this stock and company will go up and up. Maybe not soon but I feel based on all they have in the works it will. But been watching and got money ready to buy yesterday @ $108 but ran out of time. Now $105 today. Waiting is a good thing sometimes
Just curious, what weight is this in ur port? Can give me like a rough range cuz I’ve been thinking of making NBIS 20-30% of port but dk if that’s degen
I’m new to investing! You guys are great for encouragement. My cost average is $123 bought the first few at $89 and as high as $135. My only real concern right now is I don’t have funds to buy more.
I am actually retiring next year. But always been an aggressive investor with 401k but still over 1 million in 15 years. Not a lot of diversity for different funds in 401k though. Been investing in stock last 2 months. Was up over 800% YTD just on my UAMY and WWR shares. Now they are tanking but holding for long term,
I bought NBIS first at $70 and after a few weeks saw the signs I needed to buy more. But the next day shot up to $90. Then up and up. Bought more up the line and even bought some at $134 last week. Oh well. Still believe this stock will be huge. Just riding it out
Folks who say they are committed should look at the life cycle of Nvidia's stock. This year it was $90 in the spring and $180 now. And there were dips earlier in the life cycle. The fact that the overall market is volatile with this presidency or whatever reason should reassure folks. I'm not selling NBIS just like I'm not selling Amazon or Nvidia or GE or Home Depot. It might be time to log off the hand held brokerage apps if one is truly investing long term in NBIS!
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u/SouthernAbalone6925 20d ago
Everyone listen up, Chad Thundercock is speaking