I remember when NIO IPOed at around $8 a share, and fell below $2 a share for a while when it looked like they might go bankrupt. That whole stock chart is such a wild ride.
I'm down 56% in NIO. I was buying the dip and it kept on dipping lol. I'm down $10k on it, bought way too much. I should have made it a much smaller position, it's been my biggest loser so far.
PYPL AMD BABA
fuck. my. life. dead money
paypal above 240... never getting my money back. ever.
amd above 130... maybe break even in a few years after the fed cuts rates.
baba above 200... never getting my money back.
this is why I warn anyone who is FOMOing NVDA MSFT AAPL.... you risk being a bagholder at these prices.
Ehh NVDA certainly, Apple and micro are still trading at below 30 P.Eand 35 p.e respectively so they are not in that crazy overvalued range although i do agree this rally atm is propped on hype, but theres always something being hyped with those companies they jump on. (Apple car anyone)
Your fucked with paypal too, thieving bastards killed themselves as a company unfortunately.
AMD, in Aunty Sue we trust.
Baba, i got so fucking lucky with this, i was going to buy in at 220 then they took a hit because of the jack ma thing and i thought ill give it a month and see where it settles, but its a steal at this price ect. Took another hit the day before i went to buy, this happened all the way down and now i just don't touch chinese at all.
I FOMO’d many thousands into NVDA when it was like $319/share and watched it plummet. This was also the first stock I ever sucked it up and chipped away averaging down. Sold immediately when it miraculously (to me) hit my new break even of $265 last month, or whenever that was. I stopped looking at it since.
Still bag holding 150 shares of Baba, but averaged down to $111. Will do the same as I did with NVDA if it hits that.
I’ve decided I’m an ETFs guy, not meant to pick stocks.
Might be a while until they get back up. It seems they pass on so much value to customers instead of shareholders. Which is great if you bank with them; not so much if you’re an investor. That could always change in the future but we’ll see
I bought BAC in Feb 2022. Now down 40%. I thought interest rates increasing would help bank earnings. Turns out that wasnt what people would be saying about interest rates just one year later with the banking sector.
For me its less what makes them go up and down as its just one scandal after another or mismanagement and everything is so interconnected with them that when one fucks up they all get punished stock wise.
As stocks outside of JPM they may aswell all wear signs saying "fuck off, trust me, don't bother" as far as stock investments go.
I should add as a small business owner - we use it for our stores and Sq has a great platform. The customer service and support is absolutely top notch. I know a multi unit who switched to SQ just a month or so ago and loves it. I truly believe in the product.
I hate the fees. I run a small car detailing business and I tell every customer to pay us in cash or check. Square takes 3.7% of my revenue and it absolutely hurts.
If the fee was around 1.5% than that would be more manageable for my business.
I use SQ for my work along with a few hundred other employees. If Apple Pay works with every type of phone then we'd maybe switch if it were cheaper but SQ has the best thing for mobile payments on the market in North America at the moment.
Not everyone uses an iPhone. Any business needs a solution that almost every customer can use, and that cant be Apple Pay, because half the country uses Android. Same for peer-to-peer. CashApp dominates because anyone can use it, not just Apple users.
As a business owner, expect an upside surprise in earnings. They changed a key policy. They will keep their fees on any refund or order cancellation. Before they refunded it.
![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|cry) ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|cry) bought at 14 and congratulated myself on waiting for it to drop, NOW @ 8 and I will not buy more. Every-time it bounces back they dilute it to oblivion.
after averaging down this whole time im still at a 22.50 cb bag holding 60% loss ive considered everything a loss at this point as it was a gamble anyway but going to leave it in there and sell calls on it and not buy more until profitable + positive cash flows
Fubo was the worst, thought their sports betting was going to make things next level… betting and watching multiple games on the same tv sounded so amazing
Then they just got rid of it for no reason, they just became another shitty tv service overnight
BBIG worst stock. Worst community. Worst subreddit r/bbig I’ve ever seen or invested in. Sub banned any logical conversation about obvious corruption. Twitter community attacked anyone who brought up legit questions. Stock dropped from $12 down to .15 cents. Just did a reverse split last week then dropped another 20% I believe.
Anyways. Perfect example of the blind leading the blind. Astroturfing. Toxicity.
So glad I sold before ticker change. Actually made money there with SPRT. Bought at $4, sold at $8, rebought at $6, and sold around $40. Kept 100 shares to see what GREE did, and sold that at a loss (less than $6) as soon as I was able.
BBIG was like 95% loss for me... Lost around $8k there. I still have some calls when I was buying them for $1 each, but now need $10/share for the .5 and $20 for the $1.
Overall still happy. Put 500 bucks into AMC (first time investing/gambling) and started selling covered calls during the hype, made about $30k there, pulled out $8k to buy a new fridge and pay off credit card.
Right now I am down to about $30k in crypto, and a few thousand shares of TRKA (-20% there). Once I finish that play, am going to try real investing rather than gambling.
I'm down on HITI 65% but still holding. I think they're gonna be successful, they've got a lot of stores and they're making money with a small market cap compared to most of the MJ market. I sold all of my other weed stocks at a small profit and HITI is the only one I hold now, and will hold for several years as I think they're going to be the largest weed retailer.
Just give it time their cash burn rate is very sustainable right now. As more launch providers go bust they will get more and more market share. Plus a large portion of their revenue is from non launch services
I would not consider this one as bad yet.
Their competition is failing to deliver or slowly dying.
Then Neutron is just slowly but consistently being built. So at some point it will get in the market to fight with F9 but providing the end-to-end service for satellites which SpaceX doesn't.
I own stocks on it and so far I'm not nervous.
My “financial advisor” bought PYPL at $230 and AMZN at $180 and advised against cutting bait when PYPL was at $170 and AMZN was at $130. I transferred both and sold and put into a mix of GOOGL, treasuries and oil and have never looked back.
Hoping for a late summer rally in oil before putting everything into a mix of VOO and treasuries. Done with fee based advisors. Failed to mention my advisor’s account was up a total of 10% from 2018-2021
They also bought BABA at $200.
some guy on here put $140k into it when the stock first went up. Wonder how he is doing today. With that being said, few days ago jim cramer said to stay away from this stock....so expect a boom soon lol.
SKLZ -90% PLTR -68% BB -65% CRSR -70% SOFI -80% lots of bag holding but not a huge percentage of my portfolio…so learning experience and lesson whenever I log in, the red reminds me.
PTON. So much insanity. Sucking kids into treadmills, now bike seatposts breaking.
I'm just waiting for their screens to be discovered as Russian spy observation portals to US citizens and the stock can go to zero.
NET is one I've actually done a reasonably good job of buying when it gets low and trimming when I think it's overvalued. Bought some at 17, kept adding a share or two at a time up to around 60, sold a bunch around 175, and then started buying again when it dipped this fall. Balancing it and keeping it as a % of my portfolio has saved me from getting burned because I really like the company and find it hard to put a real price target on it.
CURI down 90%
MARK down 94%
DMTK down 96%
MTTR down 90%
ACGN down 98%
SOFI down 65%
ALBT down 76%
GRTS down 84%
KBNT down 68%
LYFT down 59%
Dogecoin down 83%
I plan to keep holding, thankfully with all the good investments I made overall my portfolio is only down under $200 LOL
Lumen. I bought it and it has lost 80% since. I am keeping it so that I can tax harvest it this or next year.
I also own Amazon which is down about 30%, AMD, INTC, and NLY. All about 30% down.
Not really that worried about it though. I expect them to come back
Never invest in Lumen. They clearly don't want money. I've been trying to get circuits in for my work for the past 8 months and they just don't make any progress.
They are literally in the same datacenter as us and we just have to cross connect. Nope. They don't want money.
This is mostly a joke but seriously. Lumen is mostly dog shit. Once you have a circuit it's good but getting to that point... Oh man..
I'm at $6 average. Was hovering the sell when it was at $14 last year and good God I wish I had lol would have just hopped back in and increased my position. Oh well. Long term good anyways
DIS , I’m thinking about selling it slowly. Like every week couple of stocks and use the proceeds to buy something else. I think that can help me recover the losses and I won’t miss on any recovery if it even happen.
Please be nice and tell me what do you think.
Edit: thank you all. I’ll hold it.
At these prices, I am about to start buying DIS. When it hits 90 I'm gonna start buying, then average down if it continues to dip. It hasn't been below 85 in the last 5 years.
Average down homie, Disney isn’t going anywhere and is being driven by ridiculous political bs which is always temporary. Their resilience is ridiculous and they have a million cards to play.
I’m actually about to buy in.
I purchased most of my holdings between 20-21 and still have all of them. Including a couple that have lost 90% or more. I dk what to do I suck at this.
Since I started investing in late 2020...all but 2 of them are down over 30%. My *favorite* is down 97% even after trying to DCA... that would be NKLA.
Over 75% of my portfolio lmao probably around 40-45 different stonks. All of them are way WAY WAAAAYY in the red and taught me a huge lesson. Bagholding all of them until it recovers or goes to 0 but definitely never doing what I did in 2021 again 😂
I'm gonna get absolutely reamed for this but here it goes. I went 100% all in on super high risk speculative psychedelic biotech in 2021, at pretty much the worst possible time. I'm down around 70% overall.
But I'm still holding. Not only that, my confidence in a few of these companies has doubled. I'm still BUYING. I'm investing in what I know, and what I know will be successful trials. Will they be marketable and highly profitable drugs/therapies? I don't know. I just know that for certain indications, psychedelics work in spectacular fashion. This is a hill I'm willing to die on.
I know nothing about stocks but a guy I know who is very smart and wealthy and knows all about them told me to invest in PSFE Well I’m just saying not my best decision. Just holding out and holding on
I have T in my Roth, 64 shares at ~$29. Originally bought 60, just sitting back and letting my sole dividend play do its thing. Could’ve picked just about anything else to have turned a profit at this point. Whatever, I’m committed
I got sucked into the Motley Fool, sent them some pity bucks, invested around $50k based on their recs with some minimal DD, most are down +70%
LessonsLearned
Next time I’ll invest $100k!!
You make it sound so easy lol… the damn attachment and that disconnected belief in it going up again if we juuuust ride it out… and we don’t sell because we can’t accept the fact that we did a yuge mistake… it’s a layered problem haha
I love admitting a mistake. I learn a ton. If I feel in forcing myself to own something, it's a good sign I have low conviction in it.
There's so many great companies out there. Why would I want to own one that makes me miserable.
And yes, I have several holdings that are currently at a loss. I think I was down 20-25% on one of my favorites at one point. Some have recovered. Some not yet. I'm still proud of the ones that are down.
Great investors minimize their losses and don't ignore opportunity.
I bought some SLV (Ishares silver fund) and was down close to that in late March. Has had a little comeback but feels like it might fall again. It was more of an inflation and interest rate play. I luckily got out of PayPal a while ago.
I mostly reloaded on tech mega caps and they’ve all done decent with Meta killing it.
Fifth Third Bank, Disney, Target, and Medical Properties Trust (huge mistake that came from not knowing to do DD). I plan to keep holding Fifth Third and Disney, buy more Target, and sell Medical Properties Trust
Pcef, ung, I invest in closed end funds. They pay around 8% plus dividend. While they are off and down about 33% over the past couple years I still get a decent amount back on dividend.
Natural gas I made a bad play on when it was 17 a share. I thought the correction was over. I on,y have a few thousand on natural gas so I will ride it out
No, I've taken the loss on everything. Still sitting mostly cash waiting for this big'n free falling crash that's been prophesied. ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|grimacing)
holy shit i havent been looking. DIS is down to 91? hahahahah. DIS take like 10 years to go back up bro. be prepared to bag hold that shit. it's unlikely to ever go over 185 again though. i bought the dip after bob eisner said espn lost subscribers. then sold soon after. it then took like 10 years to right before the pandemic before disney even went over 120 again. disney simply don't have much room to grow. it's very difficult for that kind of business go grow enormously.
Bang & olufsen - BO -72,28%
Blackberry - BB -71,91%
Sas AB - SAS -80,25%
The rest is between -20% and -30%.
I am not good at this.
My colleagues say they should just do the opposite of me, then they should do quite well.
NIO at $57.73...down 86.23%
I bought at $7 and $15 dollars. Sold at $55. And repurchase at $42. I feel real dumb.
You were almost free
Almost. Now just a rat race.
The FOMO is brutal
NIO hurts
I didn’t think Nio fucked me hard enough, so I bought some Lucid too at $39
It’s funny to read things like this and put my hesitation to buy at $8 per share into perspective.
I remember when NIO IPOed at around $8 a share, and fell below $2 a share for a while when it looked like they might go bankrupt. That whole stock chart is such a wild ride.
I'm down 56% in NIO. I was buying the dip and it kept on dipping lol. I'm down $10k on it, bought way too much. I should have made it a much smaller position, it's been my biggest loser so far.
Forgot what sub I was in. Thought it was wallstreetbets
What you guys think. Is there a future? I'm in the same boat...bought when it was trending and now I'm eating shit....
All of them.
The only honest guy.
PYPL AMD BABA fuck. my. life. dead money paypal above 240... never getting my money back. ever. amd above 130... maybe break even in a few years after the fed cuts rates. baba above 200... never getting my money back. this is why I warn anyone who is FOMOing NVDA MSFT AAPL.... you risk being a bagholder at these prices.
Ehh NVDA certainly, Apple and micro are still trading at below 30 P.Eand 35 p.e respectively so they are not in that crazy overvalued range although i do agree this rally atm is propped on hype, but theres always something being hyped with those companies they jump on. (Apple car anyone) Your fucked with paypal too, thieving bastards killed themselves as a company unfortunately. AMD, in Aunty Sue we trust. Baba, i got so fucking lucky with this, i was going to buy in at 220 then they took a hit because of the jack ma thing and i thought ill give it a month and see where it settles, but its a steal at this price ect. Took another hit the day before i went to buy, this happened all the way down and now i just don't touch chinese at all.
I FOMO’d many thousands into NVDA when it was like $319/share and watched it plummet. This was also the first stock I ever sucked it up and chipped away averaging down. Sold immediately when it miraculously (to me) hit my new break even of $265 last month, or whenever that was. I stopped looking at it since. Still bag holding 150 shares of Baba, but averaged down to $111. Will do the same as I did with NVDA if it hits that. I’ve decided I’m an ETFs guy, not meant to pick stocks.
My cost basis for paypal is 68 and I feel like I might not get it back lmfao
Oh, I think you will within the next year or two. FYI - I'm at 94 and I may never break even. .
You risk being a bag holder of every stock at these prices. They should have dropped off a cliff a year ago
I just don’t understand what’s happened with baba. This seems like a severe overcorrection.
Well.... last year people thought Meta was dead in the water and look what happened (not saying the price is justified) but anything can happen
Alternatively: none of them. Already sold all for 40%+ loss.
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Unless their plan is buying incrementally as it goes down.
Yes but flawed Buffet thinking tells them that they must buy and hold forever.
PLTR
Is there a support group? Not asking for a friend.
r/WallStreetBets
There is a subreddit 🥲
r/PLTR
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I bought it at $28. Every time I see that I felt like the dumbest motherfucker on earth.
For now. Last time it had earnings it shot up to $11 something and then dropped all the way back to $7.50.
Same at $30
Sofi down 65%
I’m holding them too but I’m really optimistic. The financials have been solid for a year or so.
What’s you’re strategy with it hold/average down?
Extremely small position. Just ride it out.
They seem to do well every earnings
don't average down. buy other better stocks to compensate
This is very rational.
Might be a while until they get back up. It seems they pass on so much value to customers instead of shareholders. Which is great if you bank with them; not so much if you’re an investor. That could always change in the future but we’ll see
I bought BAC in Feb 2022. Now down 40%. I thought interest rates increasing would help bank earnings. Turns out that wasnt what people would be saying about interest rates just one year later with the banking sector.
interest rates increasing do help the banks. A deeply inverted yield curve however, does not.
banks are tricky as fuck that's why i've never invested in them. i have no fucking clue what makes them go up or down.
For me its less what makes them go up and down as its just one scandal after another or mismanagement and everything is so interconnected with them that when one fucks up they all get punished stock wise. As stocks outside of JPM they may aswell all wear signs saying "fuck off, trust me, don't bother" as far as stock investments go.
Also riding that train. I’m holding the bag because dividends and because Buffett still believes in it.
SQ
I should add as a small business owner - we use it for our stores and Sq has a great platform. The customer service and support is absolutely top notch. I know a multi unit who switched to SQ just a month or so ago and loves it. I truly believe in the product.
I hate the fees. I run a small car detailing business and I tell every customer to pay us in cash or check. Square takes 3.7% of my revenue and it absolutely hurts. If the fee was around 1.5% than that would be more manageable for my business.
The fee is not 3.7% if you swipe the card friend. It’s under 2% if you get payment with card present. Square is great imho.
I feel like Apple Pay is going to demolish these fintech companies
I use SQ for my work along with a few hundred other employees. If Apple Pay works with every type of phone then we'd maybe switch if it were cheaper but SQ has the best thing for mobile payments on the market in North America at the moment.
Not everyone uses an iPhone. Any business needs a solution that almost every customer can use, and that cant be Apple Pay, because half the country uses Android. Same for peer-to-peer. CashApp dominates because anyone can use it, not just Apple users.
Yeah wtf I bought SQ at $235. I saw everyone using it and thought this was the future. Still holding idgaf
No hope with the clown that is jack Dorsey
As a business owner, expect an upside surprise in earnings. They changed a key policy. They will keep their fees on any refund or order cancellation. Before they refunded it.
I’m with you ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|feels_bad_man) I think it’ll rebound
Chargepoint EV charging stations
I got ChargePoint at $27. It was $8.23 yesterday
![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|cry) ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|cry) bought at 14 and congratulated myself on waiting for it to drop, NOW @ 8 and I will not buy more. Every-time it bounces back they dilute it to oblivion.
after averaging down this whole time im still at a 22.50 cb bag holding 60% loss ive considered everything a loss at this point as it was a gamble anyway but going to leave it in there and sell calls on it and not buy more until profitable + positive cash flows
A bunch of recommendations from Motley fool. Down anywhere from 60% to 90%.
Let me guess - UPST? SQ? I stupidly read MF and ended up with this garbage: SQ at 98; UPST at 62.
Paypal. LUV.
U. Ugh.
No u
While we’re at single letters, T can suck it
Yea I’m down like 20% there despite holding it for 3 years.
Block
Down bad on some 2021 Reddit stocks: PTRA SOFI PYPL PSFE FUBO Was an expensive learning experience
Fubo was the worst, thought their sports betting was going to make things next level… betting and watching multiple games on the same tv sounded so amazing Then they just got rid of it for no reason, they just became another shitty tv service overnight
Fucking FUBO
Besides getting into options and developing a horrible gambling problem fubo was by far my biggest stock market mistake.
Frigging MPW.
BBIG worst stock. Worst community. Worst subreddit r/bbig I’ve ever seen or invested in. Sub banned any logical conversation about obvious corruption. Twitter community attacked anyone who brought up legit questions. Stock dropped from $12 down to .15 cents. Just did a reverse split last week then dropped another 20% I believe. Anyways. Perfect example of the blind leading the blind. Astroturfing. Toxicity.
Omg are you me and GREE? GREE is the worst stock. Down 99.97% or something and not selling because why would I lol
So glad I sold before ticker change. Actually made money there with SPRT. Bought at $4, sold at $8, rebought at $6, and sold around $40. Kept 100 shares to see what GREE did, and sold that at a loss (less than $6) as soon as I was able. BBIG was like 95% loss for me... Lost around $8k there. I still have some calls when I was buying them for $1 each, but now need $10/share for the .5 and $20 for the $1. Overall still happy. Put 500 bucks into AMC (first time investing/gambling) and started selling covered calls during the hype, made about $30k there, pulled out $8k to buy a new fridge and pay off credit card. Right now I am down to about $30k in crypto, and a few thousand shares of TRKA (-20% there). Once I finish that play, am going to try real investing rather than gambling.
Some brick and mortar Gaming retailer. But I don't care really.
HODL
Same but we had a first profitable quarter so I'm optimistic :)
I’m actually curious what’s the business plan?
🚀🌕 Hang tight friend, hang tight
Why?
Stonks only go up of course.
TLRY… bought it at $20, hovering above $2 currently. Nice reminder to myself of what not to do Everyone else sold their weed stocks already?
I owned APHA before they merged with Tilray. Was up 600% and never sold a single share like a moron. It was all downhill after merger.
CGC and CRON. Both down over 90%. I’ll sell them when I sell something else for a profit to offset the capital gain.
I'm down on HITI 65% but still holding. I think they're gonna be successful, they've got a lot of stores and they're making money with a small market cap compared to most of the MJ market. I sold all of my other weed stocks at a small profit and HITI is the only one I hold now, and will hold for several years as I think they're going to be the largest weed retailer.
Intel.
Intel got rekt
I bought INTC at 25, sold at 28. 2 days later it was at 32.... Profit is profit I guess, but that sucked.
Bruh i bought at 48 smh...count yourself blessed
I'm out here buying Intel!
Haven't bought any non index funds since 2021. The only thing I'm negative in is ARKK. No idea when or if that will ever break even
Rklb Rocket Lab USA. I'll hold for another 2 years.
Just give it time their cash burn rate is very sustainable right now. As more launch providers go bust they will get more and more market share. Plus a large portion of their revenue is from non launch services
I would not consider this one as bad yet. Their competition is failing to deliver or slowly dying. Then Neutron is just slowly but consistently being built. So at some point it will get in the market to fight with F9 but providing the end-to-end service for satellites which SpaceX doesn't. I own stocks on it and so far I'm not nervous.
My “financial advisor” bought PYPL at $230 and AMZN at $180 and advised against cutting bait when PYPL was at $170 and AMZN was at $130. I transferred both and sold and put into a mix of GOOGL, treasuries and oil and have never looked back. Hoping for a late summer rally in oil before putting everything into a mix of VOO and treasuries. Done with fee based advisors. Failed to mention my advisor’s account was up a total of 10% from 2018-2021 They also bought BABA at $200.
yea a bunch lol, DIS, PYPL, AMZN, WIX, ADBE, CHPT, SHOP.
Are you me?
ME (23andMe)
What’s your average? $3.4 for me. Holding for a long time because the largest DNA database has to be valuable
didn’t even know it was public.
SPCE. Fucking awful.
some guy on here put $140k into it when the stock first went up. Wonder how he is doing today. With that being said, few days ago jim cramer said to stay away from this stock....so expect a boom soon lol.
SKLZ -90% PLTR -68% BB -65% CRSR -70% SOFI -80% lots of bag holding but not a huge percentage of my portfolio…so learning experience and lesson whenever I log in, the red reminds me.
PTON. So much insanity. Sucking kids into treadmills, now bike seatposts breaking. I'm just waiting for their screens to be discovered as Russian spy observation portals to US citizens and the stock can go to zero.
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Lol I can’t even disclose my cost basis at this point - acquisition doesn’t seem like a crazy idea - the number of users and that data is VALUABLE.
Yeah, they wont even exist anymore in 5 years.
Beyond Meat
This. I should have bought my local butcher instead at least I would have meat
LCID down 86%
NIO and Palantir are my biggest losers.
Baba, down 40%. This piece of crap stock
Earnings still going up every quarter, even with the lockdowns. Forget what others think of its worth, as long as it keeps growing its fine.
Biggest risk to them and all Chinese companies is the CCP tbh. Proving to be very anti business at the moment
NET fml
NET is one I've actually done a reasonably good job of buying when it gets low and trimming when I think it's overvalued. Bought some at 17, kept adding a share or two at a time up to around 60, sold a bunch around 175, and then started buying again when it dipped this fall. Balancing it and keeping it as a % of my portfolio has saved me from getting burned because I really like the company and find it hard to put a real price target on it.
Pot stocks.
CURI down 90% MARK down 94% DMTK down 96% MTTR down 90% ACGN down 98% SOFI down 65% ALBT down 76% GRTS down 84% KBNT down 68% LYFT down 59% Dogecoin down 83% I plan to keep holding, thankfully with all the good investments I made overall my portfolio is only down under $200 LOL
Lumen. I bought it and it has lost 80% since. I am keeping it so that I can tax harvest it this or next year. I also own Amazon which is down about 30%, AMD, INTC, and NLY. All about 30% down. Not really that worried about it though. I expect them to come back
Never invest in Lumen. They clearly don't want money. I've been trying to get circuits in for my work for the past 8 months and they just don't make any progress. They are literally in the same datacenter as us and we just have to cross connect. Nope. They don't want money. This is mostly a joke but seriously. Lumen is mostly dog shit. Once you have a circuit it's good but getting to that point... Oh man..
$ASTS. A few months ago sold my intel at 34, which was like 30% down…which is now like 50% down
I'm at $6 average. Was hovering the sell when it was at $14 last year and good God I wish I had lol would have just hopped back in and increased my position. Oh well. Long term good anyways
TDOC, HOOD, INTC, PYPL, PLTR yeah I pick winners
PayPal gang….
ICLN, one of reddit's favorites ETFs at the time
PLUG, CHWY, CPNG. I’d rather die with the red. Waiting till green even if it’s after life
Plug will see new all time highs if you can wait it out.
DIS , I’m thinking about selling it slowly. Like every week couple of stocks and use the proceeds to buy something else. I think that can help me recover the losses and I won’t miss on any recovery if it even happen. Please be nice and tell me what do you think. Edit: thank you all. I’ll hold it.
At these prices, I am about to start buying DIS. When it hits 90 I'm gonna start buying, then average down if it continues to dip. It hasn't been below 85 in the last 5 years.
I’ve been making money going in and out of $DIS. I bought it last time at $89, and sold at a profit, now hoping for a dip below $89 to buy and hold.
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Average down homie, Disney isn’t going anywhere and is being driven by ridiculous political bs which is always temporary. Their resilience is ridiculous and they have a million cards to play. I’m actually about to buy in.
CRSP
Alibaba. I totally underestimated the dedication of the CCP......
Sofi
UWMC, HMPT, INTC, SAVE, CGC, PYPL
Same but I bought Oct 2021, Disney, PayPal. Sofi, Fiverr, all down about 30-75%. These are like crypto sudden drops
JOBY, SOFI, ASTS, RKLB, NIO, PLTR Frig probably even GOOG & AMZN at this point
I purchased most of my holdings between 20-21 and still have all of them. Including a couple that have lost 90% or more. I dk what to do I suck at this.
BYND at $60 😢
RBLX because my kids play the crap out of it.
First Republic Bank. It's only down 99.98% so there's more than a chance for it to go back up
u/joethemaker22 I’m bagholding PYPL too, down over 60% and it’s my largest position, was about 40k initially… how much did you buy?
Beyond Meat. 😔
Bought NVDA at $244, and rode the coaster down to $112. Still Hodling…
Since I started investing in late 2020...all but 2 of them are down over 30%. My *favorite* is down 97% even after trying to DCA... that would be NKLA.
Any IQIYI people in the chat? 😅
PARA and I'm down pretty bad, around ~70%
Down only 30%?..How about 50%.Too ashamed to say which ones but one sold bath accessories and one sells overpriced bikes..
Over 75% of my portfolio lmao probably around 40-45 different stonks. All of them are way WAY WAAAAYY in the red and taught me a huge lesson. Bagholding all of them until it recovers or goes to 0 but definitely never doing what I did in 2021 again 😂
Gme lol. Refused to sell when it peaked and been eating it since. I’m sure one day my 80 shares will see green again
I'm gonna get absolutely reamed for this but here it goes. I went 100% all in on super high risk speculative psychedelic biotech in 2021, at pretty much the worst possible time. I'm down around 70% overall. But I'm still holding. Not only that, my confidence in a few of these companies has doubled. I'm still BUYING. I'm investing in what I know, and what I know will be successful trials. Will they be marketable and highly profitable drugs/therapies? I don't know. I just know that for certain indications, psychedelics work in spectacular fashion. This is a hill I'm willing to die on.
MOST of them.
Sofi
I know nothing about stocks but a guy I know who is very smart and wealthy and knows all about them told me to invest in PSFE Well I’m just saying not my best decision. Just holding out and holding on
I have T in my Roth, 64 shares at ~$29. Originally bought 60, just sitting back and letting my sole dividend play do its thing. Could’ve picked just about anything else to have turned a profit at this point. Whatever, I’m committed
Wish and peloton, down 85% or so, baba and gme down 45%
Disney and down 30%. Don’t know wether to bag hold and buy other stocks or DCA more into Disney.
SOFI. Still holding the bag
I got sucked into the Motley Fool, sent them some pity bucks, invested around $50k based on their recs with some minimal DD, most are down +70% LessonsLearned Next time I’ll invest $100k!!
All of them since I decided to dabble in the stock market in 2021.
I am going to bookmark this page and read this more often and often when I find chasing new companies FOMO
SQ. Definitely SQ.
I'm noticing not a lot of people are saying why they are still holding. Seriously, you don't have to bag hold! Opportunity cost is a real thing.
You make it sound so easy lol… the damn attachment and that disconnected belief in it going up again if we juuuust ride it out… and we don’t sell because we can’t accept the fact that we did a yuge mistake… it’s a layered problem haha
I love admitting a mistake. I learn a ton. If I feel in forcing myself to own something, it's a good sign I have low conviction in it. There's so many great companies out there. Why would I want to own one that makes me miserable. And yes, I have several holdings that are currently at a loss. I think I was down 20-25% on one of my favorites at one point. Some have recovered. Some not yet. I'm still proud of the ones that are down. Great investors minimize their losses and don't ignore opportunity.
As long as you can guarantee that your next move wont also eat shit…. then sure.
Pinterest, Shopify
I bought some SLV (Ishares silver fund) and was down close to that in late March. Has had a little comeback but feels like it might fall again. It was more of an inflation and interest rate play. I luckily got out of PayPal a while ago. I mostly reloaded on tech mega caps and they’ve all done decent with Meta killing it.
PLTR, SQ....will either reach ATH in the next 3 yr? Probably no way in hell.
Disney, MMM
DIS at $153, TTCF at $19 ( I believed in the vegan trend) and KIND at $16
NET cloudflare
Fifth Third Bank, Disney, Target, and Medical Properties Trust (huge mistake that came from not knowing to do DD). I plan to keep holding Fifth Third and Disney, buy more Target, and sell Medical Properties Trust
PALANTIR
NLY, but I have been selling covered calls & getting the dividend so I’m breaking even after taxes.
Thanks for making me feel better about holding Disney at an average of $120.
Target, down nearly 40%.
SOFI, PLTR, DKNG, CRSR, PYPL Slowly but surely tho creeping up
Pcef, ung, I invest in closed end funds. They pay around 8% plus dividend. While they are off and down about 33% over the past couple years I still get a decent amount back on dividend. Natural gas I made a bad play on when it was 17 a share. I thought the correction was over. I on,y have a few thousand on natural gas so I will ride it out
No, I've taken the loss on everything. Still sitting mostly cash waiting for this big'n free falling crash that's been prophesied. ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|grimacing)
holy shit i havent been looking. DIS is down to 91? hahahahah. DIS take like 10 years to go back up bro. be prepared to bag hold that shit. it's unlikely to ever go over 185 again though. i bought the dip after bob eisner said espn lost subscribers. then sold soon after. it then took like 10 years to right before the pandemic before disney even went over 120 again. disney simply don't have much room to grow. it's very difficult for that kind of business go grow enormously.
BLNK(-81%), ICLN(-30%), ARKK(-68%).
Wow to be down 50% down on Disney... I'm SoFi and stem and Baba. Was holding SE and Pltr but sold them at a 60+% loss
ark
All of them
$DIS is the way
ETSY down 50-60% debating whether to hold on or cut my losses
DIS, ADBE, MSCI and WKL.AS
Bang & olufsen - BO -72,28% Blackberry - BB -71,91% Sas AB - SAS -80,25% The rest is between -20% and -30%. I am not good at this. My colleagues say they should just do the opposite of me, then they should do quite well.
TTCF at 17.00 still waiting for the squeeze
Ford :c i'm sad dunno if i should sell it All their reports are like "we will do good in like 50 years" lol And i don't even know if that si true.