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Biography:"I am The Walrus" - Theodore Donald 'Donny' Kerabatsos
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Registered on:3/20/2016
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I’m liking all the positive news, but I also understand there is a world where we could hit $180 next week.

I’ll be holding regardless through all the news. I have faith in the long run.
I ended up with 100 shares of NBIS at 232.80 and 432 shares of NBIL at 31.75. Fingers crossed for a nice week next week
If it dips again I’ll have to pull from my HYSA to invest more into it.

I loaded up on Thursday and Friday. So I’m glad to see this news. I’m a believer, but some positive reinforcement never hurts:lol:
Well I’m currently loaded up with NBIS, so we will see how this goes :lol: I dumped 40k of dry powder into NBIS and NBIL between yesterday and today.
I was trying to figure out why it skyrocketed after looking like a free fall.

I sold my 595 shares at 16.90 (small loss) before the drop so I could push the cash into NBIL, which I bought at $30.50.

I felt pretty dang good about my decision until the boomerang occurred :lol:
Limit sell for CCXI in. As soon as I break even I’m out and going straight into NBIL or NBIS. What would you suggest?

I won’t be far behind you.

I can free up about 10k by selling CCXI

What’s the difference between NBIS and NBIL?
I’m watching it closely and preparing to load the boat
I’d like to see CCXI run just a little bit so I can sell and pick up a few more shares of NBIS. Trying to get to 100 shares at this 228-230 price range
BB, have you thought about giving IREN another look. It’s down 35% from last month.
I’m back in CCXI and NBIS

If OUST comes back down off its high horse I’ll get back in too
I’m back in.

Average share price 233.50
65 shares
Back in

16.97 average share price
590 shares

Earlier in the week I sold my 600 shares
12.60 cost basis. Sold at 17.35
It’s still pretty early, so I’m sure yall are okay.

We have cameras set up all over the property and this was the first dawn we have seen. I just maybe wouldn’t do anymore hardcore field cutting until you get ready to plant.

They have no mow May up north for that reason. We’re just a few months behind them down here in the Deep South


Got a nice trail cam picture this morning and wanted to share. First fawn I’ve seen out at my club this year.

I manage all the food plots for our club. Design, planting schedule, planting mix, etc. It’s on pine plantation land, and they have been doing a ton of thinning, which is great in the long run, but takes away important cover in the short term. In April I made the decision to keep about half of our plots natural with the Johnson grass that grows here in hopes of giving our does some great bedding and holding them despite the thinning that is occurring. Looks like my decision is paying off.

As always, shout out to WiseEye for the great camera quality. This camera was installed with a solar panel three years ago and hasn’t been touched since. Still functions like the day it was purchased.
If it ain’t broke don’t fix it.

So I’ll probably just wait for you to start your next conviction thread and jump in :lol:

It’s worked out well with CCXI and OUST

I also still like OUST. Just need to be patient and find the new bottom. It was in the 38-40 range.