Ok, new CAGR is dropping: 63.5% over a span of 12 years. 35,900% total growth. All my subs are super happy! Subscribe today! Oh wait, I don’t run a subscription. It’s all free! Oooops I forgot. 😂🤣😏 Let’s keep winning guys!!!

Guys, I just met one of my major goals. It’s been a long journey. Starting with $50k in 2014. That $50k took me 10 years to save. Today I can’t even believe my eyes. I feel so blessed. I’m happy to share this with y’all. 8 figures unlocked (yeah it’s premarket but hey)🙏🙌🤝👊

$NBIS thank you Microsoft.

Sadly this is true. I used to stress 12 hours a day trying to climb the corporate ladder. I did pretty good. Became the youngest director in a successful government contractor company. Then I noticed I could sell options on my stock positions and make 4x the ceo in one year just on premiums selling calls. Then I realized my boss had a beach house that she could never go to and was divorced because all she did was work. Then I saw her boss have a heart attack. Then I retired and said fck this. Today I looked at my 1 month return. I feel blessed, and could t be happier. 🙏

If you take stock advice from this guy., it’s like you want to burn your money

$HIMS I bought the dip today. Added 37,000 shares to this account today. Already had a bunch in my other account. I don’t care about short term moves…but still, nice to be up $48k in less than a day of buying.

$NBIS sorry gang, I misspoke, this is the updated 1 day gain. 🙏👊

Face rip Monday

Hitting $100k took over ten years. $500k 2-3 years after that. $1 million a year after that. $2 million 12-18 months after that. Covid hits, everything is a blur, now fluctuating between $7-8 million 🙏 If all goes to plan, 8 figures in 2026 🙏 The younger you start the better off you will be. Even if you put away $5k per year to start. You just need to focus on that first $100k. That’s the hardest milestone. Learn from others. Do research. Don’t get frustrated. Stay patient. Don’t panic. Don’t fear red days. Mix in calculated risk and a sprinkle of yolo. That’s the blueprint.

Just a reminder. You are still early on $NBIS $IREN $CIFR

$NBIS $IREN $CIFR We are at the beginning of an AI revolution. Entire sectors are being rerated. We’ve seen huge jumps in stock prices, but dont be fooled, we are still early! So why would someone sell early or be bearish? It’s psychological. Read below, and gain control over your emotions: 1. Fear of Losing Unrealized Gains (Loss Aversion + Anchoring) •Once someone sees large paper profits, their brain treats them as owned. Selling locks in pleasure; seeing a drawdown feels like losing something you already have. •Kahneman and Tversky’s “loss aversion” shows that losses hurt about twice as much as equivalent gains feel good. •So when a stock that was $30 is now $90, they anchor to that number, terrified it could drop back to $50, even though the long term destination might be $500. •They’d rather take the guaranteed small win than risk a temporary drawdown en route to a 10×. 2. Scarcity and Survival Instinct Humans evolved in environments where taking the sure thing (food, shelter, water) meant survival. •In markets, that instinct translates into selling early to “secure the gain.” •In contrast, holding for exponential compounding feels unnatural because our brains didn’t evolve for exponential processes, we evolved linearly. 3. The Crowd Narrative and Social Proof When a revolution (like AI) begins, most of society doesn’t believe yet. •Early investors face ridicule or doubt; once their position becomes profitable, they want social validation and relief. •Media headlines and friends saying “it’s up too much, take profits” amplify that pressure. •People subconsciously conform to herd behavior to reduce psychological discomfort. 4. Misunderstanding of Exponential Growth Most can’t visualize how early they still are. •They think, “it’s already up 300%,” without realizing revolutions reprice entire sectors, not single companies. •In the AI cycle, data-center, robotics, and semiconductor demand could grow 10 to 20× over a decade, yet the human brain expects mean reversion, not compounding. 5. Regret Aversion and the “Woulda Shoulda” Loop If a stock doubles and then falls 30%, they regret not selling at the top. To avoid future regret, they sell too soon next time. This creates a feedback loop where fear of future pain outweighs logical projection. 6. Lack of Framework or Long-Term Conviction Investors without a clear thesis can’t emotionally withstand volatility. •If they don’t know why they own something, they panic when it moves sharply. •True conviction comes from deep understanding (technology, market share, competitive moat). Without that, parabolic moves feel like luck and people always cash in luck. 7. The Brain Treats Volatility as Danger Neuroimaging studies show that the same parts of the brain that react to physical threat (the amygdala) also activate during rapid price swings. So a parabolic rise triggers subconscious fight-or-flight signals, leading to “take the money and run.” 8. The Professional Trap Even pros sell early. Fund managers are judged quarterly; career risk punishes long-term vision. They can’t “look wrong” for two years waiting for a 20× outcome. That’s why revolutions reward individuals with patience, not institutions bound by reporting cycles. 9. Inability to Distinguish a Bubble From a Rerating During paradigm shifts, valuation multiples expand for real reasons (new TAM, new economics). Most people misclassify that as “bubble behavior,” confusing multiple expansion due to paradigm shift with speculative mania. 10. The Pain of Watching Others Get Richer Selling early gives immediate dopamine. Watching it 5× afterward feels like pain. Ironically, to avoid that pain in the future, they sell early again, reinforcing the same mistake. People sell too early because they are wired to protect, not to compound. The revolutionaries who hold through volatility armed with deep conviction and emotional control, capture asymmetric outcomes.

I try not to get political on here, but I’m not going to stay silent. Charlie Kirk was ass*ssinated today because he was the red pill. He woke young people up from their “woke” stupor. A stupor that their professors and woke media put them in. He did it with logic and respect. The left hated him for that because he flipped many young minds toward common sense. The world used to be filled with common sense and right now, many don’t have it. Basic common sense. That was his message. Shot. Dead. For. It. Let that sink in.

$HIMS this guy nails it. Repost and share. They are taking the smallest most insignificant news to bring it down one more time.

I added 6000 more $HIMS today. Roast me.

I own $CIFR, $IREN and $NBIS. I don’t buy the bear cases from any of the sides. I like all 3.

Looks like the longinvestor blocked me. I never called him out directly but I will now. This chart scribbler has no idea about fundamentals. He was cocky when $NBIS went to 95 and dipped one day to $90, proclaimed himself a king, and prevented his sheep followers from making real money. Here’s the deal, if you are spitting out 30 charts per day, all you are doing is throwing down the Fibonacci levels on a chart (anyone with software can do that) and deciphering Elliot waves. That garbage works for some stocks some of the time, until it doesn’t. Also, harping about a really bad September all August….saying go to safe havens and cash….people missed out on epic gains if they listened to that nonsense. I think that’s why I was blocked. I pounded the table all summer and September not to listen to the doomsday cult. If I had listened to this clown I would have missed out on over $4 million.

$TGTX I’ll give away 100 shares worth of TGTX (in cash) to ONE of my followers (just one follower picked randomly) if you are my follower, and like/retweet this….If TGTX is bought out by FEB 15, 2025. 100 shares of final BO price could be worth $6k-$10k. This post needs to get at least 500 likes and retweets though. Can we make it happen?

$HIMS I did it again, bought more. Yeah it might retrace but I don’t care. I want these golden tickets. Again, my time frame is not weeks or just a few months. 13,700 more shares bought today. They are currently all in the green by about $54k just from this mornings buy.

$NBIS added 2000 more shares. Not waiting for pull back. Don’t care. 5 years from now I’d rather have the shares than miss out to save a few bucks. 👍

$NBIS $IREN $CIFR let this sink into your brains. If “trillions per year” literally means sustained $2–3 T annual builds, the total AI/data/energy infrastructure base would expand ~20× to 50× over the next five years compared with today’s few-hundred-billion base. The range just depends on the speed of the build. Feel free to check my math.

I turned $50k into 8 figures in 11 years. 99% of what I learned was self taught. Today the finX community is here as the best learning resource you could ever have for investing. If I could do it without finX you can do better than me with finX. Why Not You? No excuses. Stay patient. Stay humble. Stay focused. 👊🤝💪🙌

I’m now a $CIFR holder. 20k shares. Let’s go!

Lots of new investors are here, looking for help. My services are free. I’ll never charge anything. My advice might not always be right, but my track record is pretty good. All free. All the time. Pay it forward. If I took your money I’d feel empty. Giving advice that helps people is priceless.

Not gonna lie, I tailed @mikealfred today and got in at 1.04. Now it’s $1.32 in after hours. Mikes on fire. 🫡

Over a $580 million of $HIMS bought in first 10 minutes. That is NOT retail.

$ONDS has a $3B market cap. They are a cutting edge drone company. Now, with that info, kindly do 2 minutes of research and look up the predicted 2030 drone Total Addressable Market (TAM). Stop looking at current balance sheets, look to the future. For emerging markets look at moat, management, product offerings, competition, and TAM

There is chatter Trump will announce $NVDA and $AMD chips will be allowed into China as part of a deal with Xi.

If anyone who’d like to say a prayer for my mom, in the hospital, I’d appreciate it. 🙏🙏🙏

$IREN just crushing it today. Bought 10,000 more shares at the open. Sold $100 covered calls on them. January 2026. Put $96k premium in my pocket. Will probably get called away but will make $96k premium, and about $300k in profit if called away. Still have 10k shares with no calls attached. LFG! So, almost 1/2 mill in 2.5 months if it goes to plan…Not bad not bad.

Having 1.2 mill cash waiting for dips feels good. Having 56000 shares of $NBIS and 50000 shares of $ONDS and 1000 shares of $HOOD and 10000 shares of $RKLB feels better. 🤓

Holding 64,000 shares of $HIMS. The pop and fade today does not bother me in the least. Not my first rodeo with a volatile stock. Battle hardened by years of bio stocks 🫡

Hot take: over the weekend more retail, whales, and institutional investors will do their homework this weekend and realize they don’t want to miss out on the 4th Industrial Revolution. $NBIS $IREN $CIFR will rocket next week. Still so early.

Why do I like $NBIS so much? Simple math. If you look into this company, their roadmap equates to a 15 bagger. And they are executing on a different level right now. Haven’t been this excited about a stock at this early stage ever.

“Seasonal weakness” “go cash” “safe havens” was what we were force fed by talking heads and accounts with 200k+ followers. I pushed back and pounded the table not to listen to that nonsense.

$HIMS will increase its customer base by approximately 50% by buying Zava….from 2.4 million to 3.7 million subscribers. How much is that worth? Also, you know this is just the tip of the iceberg.

Sold 100 $OSCR $20 January puts. $67k premium. Credit to @TheLongInvest on this set up.

$NBIS ClickHouse today is valued around $6.35B privately, with ARR close to $100M and growth above 200% year-over-year. It has over 2,000 paying customers and strong positioning as the go-to open-source platform for real-time analytics and AI data infrastructure. If we project to 2030, the key is ARR growth. Even if ClickHouse slows from its current triple-digit pace, a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of ~35–40% would take ARR from ~$100M in 2025 to $1.5–2.0B by 2030. That’s realistic given market expansion, AI/ML workloads, and its open-source adoption funnel. Public market comps (Snowflake, MongoDB, Datadog, Confluent) suggest mature high-growth infrastructure firms can trade at 8×–15× ARR depending on growth and profitability. Using that range: •Base Case (10× ARR at $1.5B ARR) → ~$15B valuation •Bull Case (15× ARR at $2.0B ARR) → ~$30B valuation •Conservative Case (8× ARR at $1.2B ARR) → ~$10B valuation Nebius owns ~28% of ClickHouse. At a $15–30B valuation in 2030, that stake would be worth between $4–8B. This is just ONE of the amazing subsidiaries owned by $NBIS. IMO none of these subsidiaries are being put into the current value, and if they are it’s not where it should be.

$NBIS 🚨How often does Goldman Sachs’s increase a PT 55%?🚨 Well, a quick search shows this: No single updates meeting the 55% threshold were found in 2025 searches. Earlier examples (pre-2025) include: • Nvidia (NVDA), Late 2023: During the AI boom, Goldman raised targets multiple times, with one notable hike from ~$500 to $800+ (post-split adjusted), exceeding 60% in steps amid earnings beats. This was part of a broader pattern where Goldman issued 2–3 major upgrades for NVDA that year. • Other Tech/High-Growth Stocks (2020–2023): Instances like Tesla (TSLA) in 2020 saw Goldman hike targets by 70%+ during EV hype, and similar for cloud/AI names like Snowflake (SNOW) or Palantir (PLTR), where upgrades hit 55–100% on product launches or market rallies. These occurred sporadically, roughly 1–5 times annually across Goldman’s coverage. In summary: $NVDA $TSLA $PLTR and $SNOW 👀

People say $NBIS has $PLTR vibes. I say it has $NBIS vibes. LFG!!!

Holding 64,200 shares of $HIMS. Up or down today doesn’t matter. I know what I hold. True value will be played out over time.

I own 0.023% of $NBIS 🙌😅

$NBIS cats out of the bag. Whales know what we know. Institutions starting to catch on. Y’all know what that means.

Fintwits is getting nervous because of so much winning. Guess what….CNBC said today 75% of money managers are underperforming the market. That’s right. So, us retail killing it may seem like a bubble, but it’s not. It’s just…well…we out perform most money managers.

$NBIS new price target just came in. Arete Research $184.

Wish I bought more than 20k shares of $ASST on Friday

Any other $NBIS holders out there wide awake?

Well, after posting this Monday, during a crazy premarket, my account never closed at 8 figures, so I never changed my bio info. Thankfully, today I can happily say for the first time my account closed there. Cheers to all! Watch it dip again tomorrow though, nature of the beast. I’ll celebrate tonight with some drinks and Thursday night football. Might go hams on the Eagles. Still in disbelief. 🙏🙌👊🤝

$NBIS When you have 71.4%+ gross margins, and demand is more than supply, you won’t have the problem Oracle had. It’s that simple.

After I graduated from college, I got a really good sales job with ADP. I was making about $80k per year in 2000. I saw the high rollers in the office making $260k. At first I drank the koolaid. However, after time I started to dread Sunday night. I saw the high rollers not hitting their huge quotas, some were fired. So yeah you beat your quota, get a nice bonus for the year, and rewarded with a higher quota and more pressure to do something you didn’t believe in. I woke up on my birthday one Monday morning, no thoughts of quitting. Went into my bosses office for our Monday 1-1 meeting to discuss the weeks appointments and calls. Something hit me right there. I looked at my manager, and told him this wasn’t for me. I quit. With zero plan on what to do. Within 6 months of that day, a bunch of random events took place. I got lost on my way to a job interview in Boston. I was late, couldn’t find where to go, so I wondered the city until I saw a state government job fair. I wondered in, the receptionist asked my background, for some reason I skipped the line to some managers office. This guy changed my life. He sat me down, asked what I was doing there so I told him. He laughed and asked have I ever considered the military. I said nope, not interested. He then told me the life of a naval officer. He said these guys all had money to burn, drove nice cars, traveled the world etc. I went home to my apartment, did some research and made an appointment with a Navy OCS recruiter. The rest is history. Everything I am today is because of quitting a job I hated and listening to that manger that day. My point is, sometimes in life you need to just let the universe tell you things, and when it does, you seriously consider listening.

$HIMS up $2.72 in overnight trading. Possibly due to Andrew Dudum’s tweet 2 hours ago. Founder led companies are the best.

The $OSCR dip is the biggest over reaction to news that doesn’t even pertain to $OSCR. 🤌

$NBIS is very undervalued after the Microsoft deal. Even after the jump in SP today. Huge volume. We know where this is going.

$NBIS when Microsoft comes to town and gives you a deal worth more than your market cap, and you are not up 100%, you know it’s still undervalued. That, and the fact other hyper scalers will be knocking on your door soon, you know it’s undervalued. Gaps and charts and waves do not matter when a deal bigger than your market cap happens. It’s that simple.

Hitting $100k took over ten years. $500k 2-3 years after that. $1 million a year after that. $2 million 12-18 months after that. Covid hits, everything is a blur, now I’m very close to 8 figures, hoping to get there by end of 2025🙏 The younger you start the better off you will be. Even if you put away $5k per year to start. You just need to focus on that first $100k. That’s the hardest milestone. Learn from others. Do research. Don’t get frustrated. Stay patient. Don’t panic. Don’t fear red days. Mix in calculated risk and a sprinkle of yolo. That’s the blueprint.

$NBIS What do you think happens when Arkady gives guidance on future revenue at next ER? I’ll tell you. After he verbalizes where this is going it won’t be close to $90. Big money knows this, they are loading up. Almost 200 million shares traded last week. I expect a steady rise for the next 2 months leading to earnings. It’s simple math folks, still undervalued. And we know they can land another whale contract at any time.

So I go on vacation and come back and $NBIS is now coming off the rails? Hmmmm let me check what happened…🧐 Ok, so it says here, nothing. Stocks don’t go up in a straight line. Pullbacks can be by profit taking, paper hands, manipulation so tutes can position, algo driven, a combination, etc. Know what you own. Last I checked, Supply < Demand.

$NBIS guys, we are literally at ground zero for the biggest infrastructure buildout in the history of mankind. It’s not a bubble.

I keep telling people, the most powerful man in the world, has a big ego, and his ego is tied to the stock market. He won’t let April happen ever again. I don’t care if you lean right or left, take your emotions out of the equation and ride the wave.

Just broke 16k followers. Not sure how I got 1000 followers over night! Hopefully it’s not bots! 🤣 welcome to all the new friends! I’m just a regular dude that happened to turn $50k to almost 8 figures. I share my thoughts and ideas here for free. I pay it forward. My only currency is karma. Let’s go 👊

Im here to make good people money. That’s it. I don’t want your money. I have my own. I want you to grow your account. But only if you are a good person. Block me if you are offended by the truth. I don’t care.

There is the news. @mvcinvesting always has the scoop👊. $NBIS

Anyone else sick of this market volatility?

How many $ASST shares do you have? I’m at 100k. Let’s go!

I’ve seen my account go up $1 million in a day. Down $2 million in a week. Just 20 years ago I was just putting $5k a year max into an etf. The $5k per year for 10 years got me to like $80k. I got bored with ETFs and took control of my future by going all in on a few stocks I had confidence in. It all snowballed slow at first then fast. Anyone can do it if they have the right attitude.

A rising tide lifts all ships. $IREN $CIFR $NBIS

$HIMS is over $60. Just waiting for the NVO lawsuit or hit piece to drop. It’s coming. So predictable.

$NBIS will be over $100 and new ATH next week imho.

I’ll never charge a subscription fee for any of my stock picks. Why would I when I make more than enough from my OWN picks! Why do these so called ballers charge for their picks? If they were ballers they would be in the 8 digit plus net worth. I’m here to help share info and hopefully raise people up 🙌

Guys, I need to admit $NBIS is down because of me. The market mojo is against me because I made fun of TLI. Looks like that MFer is actually right. For that, I apologize to TLI and I atone to the market mojo. This is probably looking for 90ish. Lots of tickers getting whacked. $NBIS isnt even close to the bottom of my watch list…many others much lower. …this is overall market. We have earnings on the 11th. Let’s see what happens. Nothing happened with the company except some think it went up too fast (along with other high beta tech stocks). Days like this I don’t bother watching closely. Don’t really monitor X. Gonna put down the phone and go do something productive.

$NBIS will continue to climb into earnings. $150 by earnings is possible imo. This new Alabama land grab and the potential future revenue it represents, justifies adding much more value to the market cap. Not only for the possible revenue this represents, but also because it shows $NBIS growth trajectory…As well as their aggressiveness to expand.

Bought 7500 more shares of $ASTS today. That dip from 100 was beautiful. Cant wait until those Bluebirds are operational so I have 100% cell coverage everywhere in the world.

🚨$NBIS next week might be epic.🚨 Why BlackRock’s data-center buy is bullish for data center plays. 1. Institutional validation BlackRock’s $40 B Aligned deal confirms that large funds now see data centers and AI compute infrastructure as prime long-term assets. It validates Nebius’s model and lowers its future cost of capital. 2. Higher asset valuations Aligned’s $40 B valuation (~5 GW capacity) implies ~$8 B per GW. As cap rates compress, Nebius’s existing and planned capacity is worth more on a per-megawatt basis. 3. Capital rotation to physical AI Money is shifting from software AI startups to hardware and power infrastructure. Nebius sits directly in that layer (AI data centers, GPU capacity). 4. Scarcity premium Few operators control greenfield AI-ready power. BlackRock’s move will drive other funds to seek similar assets, making Nebius more strategically valuable. Net takeaway: BlackRock’s purchase increases institutional demand and valuation benchmarks for AI data-center operators — directly bullish for NBIS’s long-term valuation. Also tagging $IREN $CIFR

I make trades on my phone, sometimes randomly. I could be in the car, on the treadmill, watching TV…whenever an idea seems right at the right time. Usually the buys/ sells range between $100k to $1 million. I do all this without 5 computer screens, special technology, or software. IMO you only need all that if you are a day trader. The problem with day trading, is you are scalping for peanuts. Go big in a position…ride it until you get good gains, or hold it if you think it’s a game changer. It’s that simple. Don’t over think it.

$HIMS is down premarket because they are taking GLP 1 customers from $NVO. Can’t make this up 😂.

$HIMS The NOVO contract ending will probably hit revenue 5-10% short term by my calculations. It stings today, but as more verticals pop up that will be diluted to less than 1%. So, long term this will be forgotten and just a blip on the radar.

$HIMS is the squeeze about to start? 👀

$HIMS shout out to stock rider_3 on Stocktwits. He pretty much nails it with this post.

Hot take. $NBIS is still undervalued. Those that say it’s overbought or over valued don’t understand what is going on.

To the 500 new followers I got in the last 2 days, welcome! I’m so happy to have you here. My goal is to find undervalued stocks, invest hard, have insane conviction, and ensure that the conviction matches with the story of the stock. We pivot quick if needed, never marry a stock. But we will milk it until we think there’s no more upside. Sounds contradictory but it’s not. Go hard when the stock is producing. Continue for as long as necessary. But get out once things change. It’s like my linebacker coach in high school said, keep your head on a swivel and react to threats.

$NBIS just bought some land fam 👀

If anyone is worried about the Oracle news just watch this video. $NBIS CRO specifically talks about how crazy demand is. If you want to make money you can’t panic on every news story. I come from pharmaceutical investing. I’m used to seeing FUD all the time. Not selling one share, I know what I own. piped.video/watch?v=br1MfGTd…

To make the real money you cannot get shook on every dip. Nothing goes straight up. Nothing has changed for $NBIS. This Oracle news just validates their business model as being one of the best. When the dust settles you will see.

$HIMS why is the acquisition of Zava so bullish? Here are 10 reasons: 1) Significant Market Expansion in Europe:
The acquisition allows Hims & Hers to expand its footprint beyond the U.S., strengthening its presence in the United Kingdom and entering new markets in Germany, France, and Ireland, with plans for further European growth. Zava’s established operations in these countries provide Hims & Hers with an immediate entry point into Europe’s large and diverse healthcare market, which is critical for global scalability. 2) Large Customer Base Growth:
Zava serves over 1.3 million active customers and conducted nearly 2.3 million consultations in 2024. This acquisition boosts Hims & Hers’ customer base by approximately 50%, from 2.4 million to 3.7 million subscribers, enhancing its market reach and revenue potential. 3) Complementary Service Portfolio:
Zava’s comprehensive offerings in weight management, men’s and women’s health, sexual health, general medicine, and skin and hair care align closely with Hims & Hers’ focus on personalized healthcare in dermatology, weight loss, sexual health, and mental health. This synergy enables Hims & Hers to leverage Zava’s platform to deliver its branded, personalized care model to European customers. 4)Localized Healthcare Delivery:
Zava’s established infrastructure includes access to British, German, and French healthcare providers who offer services in local languages. This ensures a culturally relevant and seamless user experience, which is crucial for adoption in diverse European markets. Hims & Hers plans to maintain this localized approach, enhancing customer trust and satisfaction. 5) Response to Growing Demand for Telehealth:
The acquisition aligns with the increasing global demand for accessible, personalized healthcare, particularly in Europe, where statutory healthcare systems face strain. Zava’s digital platform, known for its medical rigor and convenience, complements Hims & Hers’ mission to provide discreet, affordable, and tailored care, addressing chronic conditions like obesity, depression, and sexual health. 6) Financial Upside Potential:
Hims & Hers expects the acquisition to be accretive to its financial performance by 2026, indicating confidence in its ability to generate positive returns. The all-cash deal, funded from Hims & Hers’ balance sheet, avoids diluting shareholder value, and the company’s recent $870 million capital raise provides ample liquidity to support this expansion. 7) Strategic Timing Amid U.S. Regulatory Challenges:
The acquisition comes as Hims & Hers navigates a U.S. regulatory ban on manufacturing compounded versions of Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy, which had previously boosted revenues. Expanding into Europe diversifies revenue streams and reduces reliance on the U.S. market, mitigating risks from domestic regulatory changes. 8) Leveraging Zava’s Trusted Brand and Technology:
Zava, backed by HPE Growth and operational since 2011, has built a reputation for discreet, reliable telehealth services with competitive pricing. Its cutting-edge technology and deep understanding of the European healthcare landscape provide Hims & Hers with a robust platform to scale its operations efficiently. 9) Competitive Pricing Advantage in Europe:
Pharmaceuticals in Europe are generally priced more competitively than in the U.S., enabling Hims & Hers to offer affordable care to a broader audience. This pricing advantage, combined with Zava’s established delivery systems, positions Hims & Hers to capture significant market share. 10) Leadership and Operational Continuity:
Zava’s CEO, David Meinertz, will transition to a general manager role for Hims & Hers’ international business, ensuring continuity and expertise in navigating European markets. This leadership alignment strengthens the integration process and supports long-term growth.

$NBIS well, the good news is we closed that gap from October 2nd. That makes the chart healthy. Provides a more solid foundation for more moves up, once we cool off.

Here is my $NBIS conservative, base, bull scenarios for 2035.

Trimming $NBIS is like trimming $PLTR at $85.

64,200 shares of $HIMS 125,000 shares of $TGTX 0 Fooks about a political hit job from Moodys. See you guys at all time highs sooner rather than later.

So, $NBIS is partnered with Microsoft AND META now? ✅✅🙌

$HIMS says it wants to be the $PLTR of 2025

$50k to $8.5 mill in 11 years. Who wants to learn how?

I get lots of questions on what I did as a job. Well, I went to officer candidate school after quitting my sales job at 23. I became a Naval Flight Officer (think Goose from Top Gun). It was honestly the best move I ever made. After OCS I did flight school for about 18 months, then went to my squadron in Spain. Why is that the best job? Navy pays for housing (I had a 2 bedroom penthouse on the water living by myself paid zero dollars) cost of living, food, etc. I also got paid to get 2 masters degrees after I got out…not only was it free, but I got over $2000 per month to do it. I was paid per diem when I was on deployment in places like Bahrain, Greece, and Japan. At one point when earning tax free, with per diem, flight pay, and hazardous duty, I was making over the equivalent of 200k per year at 25. I was paid to travel the world with my best friends. I never spent a day on a ship, my plane was land based, so we lived the life. When I got out of the Navy after just 8 years, I became a govt contractor. I had my top secret clearance, so high paying jobs were everywhere. I worked my way up in one company as director. With all the money, I bought a townhouse and rented out bedrooms to roommates. Saving tons of money. All while getting that townhouse, I put 5k per year away. In 2014 I started trading it on individual stocks. If you are still young or you have kids, look into officer candidate school to jumpstart your life. It’s not easy, and not easy to get in, you need a college degree, etc…but that decision put me on this path. Hope that answers some questions. 👊🙏

In my experience in pharmaceutical stocks, 9 times out of 10 good news like $HIMS had pops and fades. Then, the next 1-3 days is when the move up actually happens. I know this is not a pharma stock, but this price action really reminds me of that. Let’s see what happens later in the week.

Honestly, I’d be shocked if $NBIS is below $150 before earnings. Just sayin’

It amuses me watching people freak out about a 2-3% dip in the market. For 2 reasons: 1) I’m used to 10 to 30% dips in bio. I’ve seen 80% dips multiple times. Bio I guess hardened me. This is like a calm summer breeze. 2) I’m invested in AI data center stocks heavily. I know what this means. If you don’t, I suggest you find out. To all the bears and nervous Nellies, move the fook on.

Haters in 2025

I’ve been banging the table on $NBIS for months. The math said it was undervalued then. It’s still undervalued today. I mean, simple math. It will keep growing. I mean they want to put data centers in space y’all. Connect the dots.

$NBIS $176 PT from Seeking Alpha article. 🫡

🚨Red Alert Red Alert 🚨The math is not mathin’ for $NBIS. Its current market cap literally makes no sense. I guarantee this will not last long.

We don’t care. We have entered a new realm. Buffett was good but his CAGR was only 19%. Hint, not that impressive.

If you want to make a safe, respectable 7% return per year, follow this guy below. He studies balance sheets and will ensure you’re invested in a safe company. However, If you want to make generational wealth, you need to use critical thinking, look towards the future, and apply what you know today, and what you think things will be like in the future, then apply a value to it. This guy sees $NBIS as over valued, I believe it is way way undervalued. I have 54,000 shares up over $3M and won’t be selling for at least 5-10 years.

This is true. My full time job now is stocks. I love stocks. I love stocks so much I lose sleep thinking about them. Weekends are fun but in the back of my mind I secretly yearn for 0930 Monday morning. Anyone else relate to this?