Starting here? I'm turning $150K into $1M by Sep 19, 2027, in public. Real fills, real losses, every week.
Sunday: the week's menu.
Friday: the scoreboard vs the pace line.
Week 3: $173,564 total, about $1K ahead of pace.
Follow if you want the version nobody else shows.
Monday's work. All buys, no sells.
$PENG +40 @ $51.50 to $51.90, now 240 shares
$GRAB +100 @ $2.69, now 1,700 shares
$UBER +8 @ $66, now 243 shares
$CIFR +10 @ $7.84, now 1,847 shares
Still adding to the names I believe in.
$UBER did nothing today, and that might be the story.
Down 30% off its highs, sitting just above its 52 week low, and today it traded in a $1.67 range on no news at all. No downgrade, no headline, nothing. Just quiet.
I added 28 shares today, the last 20 at $65.80 into the close. Now 263 shares at a $69.45 average.
Is it bottoming? The sellers look tired. The lows keep holding, the ranges keep shrinking, and the dip buyers keep showing up. That is what a base looks like before it looks like anything. But nothing confirms until it reclaims ground, and earnings on November 4 decide whether this was accumulation or a value trap.
RBC still has a $105 target on it. Somebody in Congress owns $50 strike calls out to March 2027. I will keep buying the quiet.
Buying more $UBER here. Same plan as always: add when it gets cheaper, then act surprised when it keeps getting cheaper. Full fill details after the close.
@LeifInvests@HKIStrategies Holding FPS too. It already said fiscal Q1 revenue and adjusted EBITDA will beat the high end of guidance, so my only job until Nov 12 is not ruining it.
@taobanker Cheap is a strong word from someone who also holds it and has been wrong about cheap before. The CEO buying 10.35M shares at $2.89 on Sep 21 made me feel slightly less alone.