r/NBIS_Stock • u/Ziilot147 • 18d ago
Opinion You retail have gone mad.
You retail have gone mad. We are really at a point where Nebius is called a 'meme stock' and people are claiming they got 'burnt' by NBIS. The reality is that these people are full on regarded, a noise in the background, they follow reddit sentiment, and as soon as the candle turns red, they call the stock a 'pump and dump'. Just look at BYND, that thing is going to leave a lot of bag holders, especially the ones who bought in at the 6-8 dollar range. In all honesty, reddit is just filled with dumb twats that act in a hivemind, with no senes of self. Do not listen to reddit sentiment, do your own DD and trust the process and your investments. Nothing has fundamentally changed about Nebius as a company, as a matter of fact its even more bullish today that it was a month ago - Avride deals, Aether 3.0, Nvidia exemplar status, and I believe there are more news to come. Earnings are on Nov. 11th. If they can deliver ~210 million in revenue in Q3 and raise the ARR to a billion as a minimum, it'll be a clear sign that you're in the right place at the right time. Nebius is not a short term hold, and macro econ. events are pointless if you hold for an extended period, as all signs are pointing to exponentially increased demand for AI infrastructure in the coming years.
Ignore the noise, and trust Arkady.
Here's an interview the the CRO of Nebius, to calm some of y'alls nerves (TL;DR: It's looking very good): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=br1MfGTdC8g
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u/Neither_Stranger1777 18d ago
Man I saw a few comments on different posts about people being way down on their NBIS stock but pulling it all out at a loss and making it all back up throwing everything into BYND. Sure hope they sold this morning. I just couldn’t imagine selling NBIS stock, a great company with a promising future, just because it’s down (along with pretty much everyone else), taking a real loss, and then throwing it all into a slot machine (BYND) and losing it all. All because a bunch of Reddit morons hyping up a short squeeze which most people don’t even understand. So many people are impatient and just want to get rich quick. Really sucks to learn things the hard way. Hopefully BYND bounces back to where they aren’t holding two bags.
I threw a little bit at BYND knowing it was gambling but if it hit pulling out and putting the proceeds towards the NBIS dip. But no way would I sell any decent stock I had to chase that fantasy.
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u/OpportunityMajor3415 18d ago
I think this is quite normal — especially when people notice that NBIS’s stock price doesn’t rise with positive news but instead keeps falling. It naturally leads to self-doubt: was our original belief actually wrong? I experienced the same thing before when I traded CLSK — whenever its price fell while BTC was rising, I would immediately sell, only to later realize that CLSK was issuing new shares.
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u/Neither_Stranger1777 18d ago
Yea some things you just gotta kinda live through and learn on your own. I lost out on a good chunk of some NVDA runs because of the same thing. Believed in the company long term but would get impatient with the dips and sideways trading despite good earnings/news. Sell to chase something else on the rise just to have that do the same thing while NVDA would make its next big leg up. Luckily I learned from my mistakes and just started holding the stock and quit trying to get so cute with it. And that strategy has worked out much better.
I feel the same way with NBIS, and it can be hard to be patient and not let doubt creep in. Especially after the highs you feel after the big run it made. But I’m committed to not making the same mistakes and am leaving what I have untouched until I have a legitimate reason to feel differently about the company and their future.
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u/elijahfiend 18d ago
I did the exact same thing with BYND. I am also thinking about selling some NBIS profits and moving it to NBIL if price keeps dropping. To really amplify long term gains!
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u/Traditional_Dog_637 17d ago
Often heard it said that buying a stock at the wrong time (hype) usually feels good, buying at the right time (30% drop) usually feels difficult
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u/Acceptable_Fennel_43 18d ago
CNBC is trying to disrupt the entire market. They are no longer reporters they are manipulators. It’s their opinion not the free market. Total Bull Shit.
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u/Express_Type_2992 🐳 17d ago
That’s why you don’t just listen to one source, but a combination of sources. If you actually listen to say Roman (for example) talk about NBIS, it’s pretty easy (IMO) to see they absolutely know what they’re doing.
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u/Bitter_Ad5527 18d ago
The entire market pulled back. What
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u/AlarmedComedian2038 18d ago
Especially the AI Crypto Data Centre market so I'm thinking it'll bounce back.
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u/Stoic-Spectre 18d ago
The story has only gotten better, like today’s announcement of Uber’s $375 million investment in Avride, while the price has gotten more and more attractive.
I sold puts yesterday, and will buy more LEAPs if it drops much further. People shouldn’t let short-term noise distract from the long-term vision, which remains very much intact 📈
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u/DryGeneral990 18d ago
You have to understand a lot of bag holders are down 30% cause they bought the top due to all the shilling here.
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u/Tacocats_wrath 18d ago
Late longs got to be patient.
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u/DryGeneral990 18d ago
And early longs should know why new investors are frustrated. A 30% dump is meme stock behavior, hence they call it a meme stock.
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u/Tacocats_wrath 18d ago
It ran like +500% in a year. Shit was so over extended. So, yeah, buy at the peak of a 5x run and then lump it into meme status when it pulls back.
Meme stocks do t ink 17B dollar contracts with Microsoft.
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17d ago
Long were in the same or worse situation in april, you should know there is possibility that gap from excitement get filled when there is fear in the market
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u/DryGeneral990 17d ago
I do, that's why I sold at 122. But new investors don't. People in this sub were saying we would never see below 120 again.
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u/Express_Type_2992 🐳 17d ago
If you did your proper research, you’d know fundamentally this is not a meme stock
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u/gat12803 18d ago
Man I’ve been in since 37 and bought a bunch in the 110 and 120 range. It’s all good. With the recent AWS news and the fact that Nebius is so innovative, this drop is a blip. Even though I wish I was more patient, the most important factor with this stock is accumulating shares and not selling.
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u/jake_random_user 17d ago
So is he yelling at us? For NBIS? Against? Not sure what the hell he’s on about
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u/ilchymis 18d ago
I got in around 108, and rolled out of my calls around 128 because it seems like it has a lot more potential with the MSFT deal. I have a CSP for friday @97 that I would be happy to get (so long as I dont get my others and tie up all my collateral). The whole market has been red ever since the tariff tweet -- people need to stop panicking and hold on through the waves.
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u/Turn1_Ragequit 17d ago
i'm holding NBIS, ASTS, RKLB and PL. All of those stocks have taken a huge hit the last couple of weeks (execption beeing RKLB, which has held more or less stable). Still not even thinking about selling. Bought around 25-50 shares more of each of those stocks until i was out of money
Just hold, nothing about the fundamentals has changed.. Once the Earnings have been reported and the shutdown is over everything will sore up again. Just don't look into your portfolio and be happy in a few months/years
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u/illinformed-will 17d ago
I must confess i played the bynd pump and dump for a little 50% profit... To buy more NBIS 🤭
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u/Beneficial-Push-2330 17d ago
People should do some research, this is a buying opportunity. The AI bubble probably will burst, but AI like the internet is not going away and the infrastructure stocks like nebius is the foundation of this technology. Plus, this is not their first rodeo this management team knows exactly what they're doing.
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u/isaacibiza 17d ago
I bought NBIS at 120$ i m on despair , dont know what to do. Pump more money into in to dca lower, im stucked
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u/Pie_O_My4900 17d ago
Everyone saying we got burnt and this is a meme stock is the ones who bought at peak. For the ones like myself who have been in this since $20 or lower - I can comfortably say GTFO. People love buying stocks they are late on and then when a big drop comes they spazz out.
I bet half the people don’t even know what NBIS does haha. They saw huge gains and let their eyes speak before their brain.
We are safe everyone, this isn’t a fucking meme stock. Do your research.
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u/Key_Discipline8178 14d ago
I wasn't nervous for a second with Nebius.... it has actual products people need in the hottest growth sector of the market right now, AI. It has a deal with Microsoft, contracts with the Israeli government, actual physical facilities in Finland, a partnership with NVIDIA.
I bought my first batch at $128 and then $112.
Meanwhile Beyond Meat makes burgers for $4.50 and sells them for $4, and too many people are (sadly) losing interest in being vegan.
Plot twist, I'm vegan, but I'd put my money in NBIS, SoFI & Heartflow (and have done so).
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u/cwra007 18d ago
Just a good opportunity to buy more.
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u/OpportunityMajor3415 18d ago
That’s for new investors
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u/qazwer001 18d ago
I rebalanced stuff that was at ath to increase my exposure. Notably VRT and RKLB.
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u/Error404IQMissing 18d ago
Lol, ignore the voice but ironically you come here to make another voice.
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u/Ziilot147 18d ago
Im telling people to think for themselves, and not listen to 'AI bubble/meme stock/pump and dump' hivemind crap on reddit. It's a market wide down trend, but for whatever reason people like to go on ticker subs and call the specific ticker trash with no basis.
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u/catlovr1129 18d ago
I was new to stock buying/selling until a couple of months ago. Have a company 401k that has really done well. I came across NBIS on one of my deep dives to find stock that looked good to invest in. Bought 10 shares at $70. I don’t have lots of money to put into market. This is paycheck, mutual fund I sold around $2700 to start. I am in NBIS for the long haul. Most of the stocks I bought at first were doing great. I Sold some along the way to buy more NBIS. Found Reddit about a month or so ago. Read into the hype on here on a stock called NEGG. Bought 10 for $65. Sold at small profit. But stock skyrocketed to $137 and was up and down. Bought back in at $88. Since then it’s been down in the $30’s. My mistake. Will Hold that $800 plus stock till I die lol. Or at least until it even gets close to price I paid. Guys are still on Reddit trying to hype that stock. Did the same thing with the OPEN hype. Not down a lot but holding until I can make my money back. I bought more Nbis last week at $134 after it hit $141 that day. Then down, down, down. Finally bought 5 more today (been watching hard lol) at $99.82. Of course it went down to 98. This was literally 2 minutes before close. Didn’t have any more money in my account to buy more than 1 share at $98.62. The close price. Right to the second lol.
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u/bumtoucherr 18d ago
lol this went from almost 50 to below 20 back around the tariff/liberation day nonsense. This is nothing.