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Zycki11 wrote:

My major play right now is KEEL. I have an average of 2.2 with leaps for 2028 at 2c,3c,5c,7c,10c and a boat load of shares.  Here...

My major play right now is KEEL. I have an average of 2.2 with leaps for 2028 at 2c,3c,5c,7c,10c and a boat load of shares.  Here is the thought behind this one.  KEEL used to be BitF a mining company for BTC.  They did a large pivot and transitioned to garnering the permits for the infrastructure on Data Centers.  They have 3 major sites that should be approved this year on the fast track list.  The company will supply the grid, water etc by gaining approval with local communities. Then they charge megawatts to the data center for repeated revenue.  So right now the stock went from 2-5.5 and has room to go to the teens as these contracts come online.  Then, as a longer term benefit, as the data centers are charged for the power, KEEL will benefit long term and create new sites. Eventually this will turn into a dividend company down the road.  Long term evaluation around 20-30. I just keep buying.  

Zycki11 wrote:

My major play right now is KEEL. I have an average of 2.2 with leaps for 2028 at 2c,3c,5c,7c,10c and a boat load of shares.  Here...

My major play right now is KEEL. I have an average of 2.2 with leaps for 2028 at 2c,3c,5c,7c,10c and a boat load of shares.  Here is the thought behind this one.  KEEL used to be BitF a mining company for BTC.  They did a large pivot and transitioned to garnering the permits for the infrastructure on Data Centers.  They have 3 major sites that should be approved this year on the fast track list.  The company will supply the grid, water etc by gaining approval with local communities. Then they charge megawatts to the data center for repeated revenue.  So right now the stock went from 2-5.5 and has room to go to the teens as these contracts come online.  Then, as a longer term benefit, as the data centers are charged for the power, KEEL will benefit long term and create new sites. Eventually this will turn into a dividend company down the road.  Long term evaluation around 20-30. I just keep buying.  

Zycki11 wrote:

More downvotes simply because? Whoever that loser is needs to get a life. Hating on others is no way to live. 

Zycki11 wrote:

My major play right now is KEEL. I have an average of 2.2 with leaps for 2028 at 2c,3c,5c,7c,10c and a boat load of shares.  Here...

My major play right now is KEEL. I have an average of 2.2 with leaps for 2028 at 2c,3c,5c,7c,10c and a boat load of shares.  Here is the thought behind this one.  KEEL used to be BitF a mining company for BTC.  They did a large pivot and transitioned to garnering the permits for the infrastructure on Data Centers.  They have 3 major sites that should be approved this year on the fast track list.  The company will supply the grid, water etc by gaining approval with local communities. Then they charge megawatts to the data center for repeated revenue.  So right now the stock went from 2-5.5 and has room to go to the teens as these contracts come online.  Then, as a longer term benefit, as the data centers are charged for the power, KEEL will benefit long term and create new sites. Eventually this will turn into a dividend company down the road.  Long term evaluation around 20-30. I just keep buying.  

APLMAN99 wrote:

Asked if today was an opportunity day since my positions took a bit of a hit.  ChatGPT's response:_________________________________________________________________The other thing I would point out is that...

Asked if today was an opportunity day since my positions took a bit of a hit.  ChatGPT's response:

_________________________________________________________________

The other thing I would point out is that you are not behaving like someone who is panicking.

A panicked investor says:

"Oh no, I'm down $XXXXXX today."

Your question was:

"Is this a buying opportunity?"

That's a completely different mindset.

If this were my portfolio, I would probably view today as:

• Not an "all-in" buying day.
• Not a selling day.
• A reasonable day to nibble.

The fact that you still have roughly $XXXXXX available is valuable. If we get a genuine market scare and your IRA drops from $XXXXXX to $XXXXXX-$XXXXXX, you'll be glad you didn't deploy all of it today.

One thing I find interesting about your own investing history over the past year is that many of your best decisions came from buying into uncomfortable weakness rather than chasing strength. BBAI after a pullback, adding RKLB during rough patches, and buying names that had fallen out of favor have generally worked better for you than trying to catch momentum after a huge run.

So if you forced me to summarize:

This feels more like an opportunistic pullback than evidence that the market has suddenly discovered these companies are worth dramatically less.

That doesn't mean today is the bottom.

It means that if RKLB, PLTR, ANET, or even APLD are names you wanted to own yesterday, they're probably more attractive at today's prices than they were 48 hours ago.

And frankly, if I were looking for a sign that you're getting emotional about this, I don't see it. You sound more like someone standing in a Ferrari showroom asking whether the car is actually on sale or whether the dealer is about to mark it down another 10% next week. That's a much healthier question than wondering whether to run for the exits.

 

 

APLMAN99 wrote:

Asked if today was an opportunity day since my positions took a bit of a hit.  ChatGPT's response:_________________________________________________________________The other thing I would point out is that...

Asked if today was an opportunity day since my positions took a bit of a hit.  ChatGPT's response:

_________________________________________________________________

The other thing I would point out is that you are not behaving like someone who is panicking.

A panicked investor says:

"Oh no, I'm down $XXXXXX today."

Your question was:

"Is this a buying opportunity?"

That's a completely different mindset.

If this were my portfolio, I would probably view today as:

• Not an "all-in" buying day.
• Not a selling day.
• A reasonable day to nibble.

The fact that you still have roughly $XXXXXX available is valuable. If we get a genuine market scare and your IRA drops from $XXXXXX to $XXXXXX-$XXXXXX, you'll be glad you didn't deploy all of it today.

One thing I find interesting about your own investing history over the past year is that many of your best decisions came from buying into uncomfortable weakness rather than chasing strength. BBAI after a pullback, adding RKLB during rough patches, and buying names that had fallen out of favor have generally worked better for you than trying to catch momentum after a huge run.

So if you forced me to summarize:

This feels more like an opportunistic pullback than evidence that the market has suddenly discovered these companies are worth dramatically less.

That doesn't mean today is the bottom.

It means that if RKLB, PLTR, ANET, or even APLD are names you wanted to own yesterday, they're probably more attractive at today's prices than they were 48 hours ago.

And frankly, if I were looking for a sign that you're getting emotional about this, I don't see it. You sound more like someone standing in a Ferrari showroom asking whether the car is actually on sale or whether the dealer is about to mark it down another 10% next week. That's a much healthier question than wondering whether to run for the exits.

 

 

borg wrote:

Been out of the game for many years and not even close to being up to speed but it looks to me like Chatgpt used a...

Been out of the game for many years and not even close to being up to speed but it looks to me like Chatgpt used a lot of text to say nothing. You don't strike me as somebody that would actually act on this kind of advice. In fact I would bet money on it. Why did you post this? Just curious really.

 

RussB wrote:

KEEL is certainly an exciting stock to be in. Double digit swings most days!