$YYGH Is having the same pattern as $HUBC had when I first pointed it out at $0.1268 cents before the run up to $0.96. High FTDs, skewed Short Interest, massive volume influx, retail sentiment shift from bearish to bullish. Daily candle chart also reflects the same. NFA. DYOR.
I’m early. Not wrong.
$YYGH is my next play.
Not financial advice.
Do your own research.
Squeeze thesis on $HUBC unfortunately was completely misled and killed by the company not giving out updated numbers for weeks on end. I again… have never seen anything like that. Not saying it can’t rise but I don’t trust a company willing to deceive its investors in such a way.
Edit: when I first pointed out $HUBC with all of its data it was trading for $0.08-0.13. It then ripped up to a high of $0.9646.
I like to position myself very early on ahead of the herd.
If their management team is competent then yes. Above $1 would be great. Don’t do it like HUBC where they do it unbeknownst and not hit MLVS requirements to stay compliant…quite literally fucked up the biggest trade in history if they would’ve just sat back and not diluted, let the squeeze play out and then diluted into the hundreds. Made no sense.
$HUBC should’ve let the squeeze play out. They diluted shareholders to not even hit the MLVS requirement of $35M market capitalization. For that reason I was out. I saw no sense in what they did. At all. I still cannot grasp the stupidity of the filing. Godspeed to those still in it but that filing killed my data thesis.
@Horrorificc I don’t care for short term volatility on the down side. It gives me more time to add on dips. If I know where it’s heading there’s no worry. Unrealized losses are not true losses unless you close the position. I expect massive gains. NFA. DYOR.
No. Depends on your belief in the company, future guidance, and success of that company. I have too much conviction in $GME. Maybe it’s emotional? Maybe it’s data and understanding the future guidance and projection of the company moving forward but I will never sell my $GME shares. Til death do me part.
@Ulusan_ I do also want to point out when I first initially bought into $HUBC I bought in at an avg of $0.1268 and the price next day dropped to the all time low of $0.08. It may dip but I’m confident in my analysis. Not financial advice. Do your own research.
@Ulusan_ Feels like $RXT prior to their squeeze. This isn’t a short squeeze. Just more of a discrepancy between where the market is pricing it and the fair value should be at. Deep value. Might take a few days or weeks for the market to price it correctly.
@DiploFze54126 Who said I was done? I see a bigger opportunity in a swing trade where there’s a large discrepancy between market price and fair value. Once it rebounds either take profit and come back once I see alignment or stick to my guns and find another deep value play.