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Emotional investors and their hype stocks

Today $HIMS (-2,93 %) surprisingly lost almost 1/3 of its value. The question is, did it really come as such a surprise? Apparently it did for some investors, although with hype stocks it is only a matter of time before the collapse comes. $HIMS (-2,93 %) joins a list with $NKE (-1,38 %)
$PLUG (-3,06 %) , $DRO (+24,92 %) , $NOVO B (-4,07 %) , $PYPL (-1,32 %) and what they are all called. It's admirable and fascinating that investors still grab the falling knife with both hands and continue to burn money. But that's how the cycle of the game works, to win money others have to lose money 🤑

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To mention Nike and Novo in the same breath is cheeky
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I don't want to be rude. You probably haven't been around very long, but you might want to take a look at the quarterly figures, the valuation ratios and the projected growth before you compare Hims with such random stocks.
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You sound emotional.
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young HIMS is not a hypaktie
finally check this out
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+55% YTD at $HIMS despite -30% in one day is not burning money in my opinion 🤔 It was predictable, as the short ratio is not so high for nothing. I have been a shareholder for 4 years and have often experienced something similar in one day with $HIMS, yet I am up around 1000% overall with the share.

PS: You could say the share is hype, but this hype is clearly the result of the fundamental development of the company.
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If you say so
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The list of hype stocks you have there is wild 😆 So I definitely don't see $NKE and I don't really see $NOVO B or even $PYPL either. But yes, $DRO, $HIMS and $PLUG are of course correct.
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@DieEnte7 $DRO had very good figures and is a solid construct in itself, of course currently overvalued but still all in tact in the long term
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