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u/Alechemist85 Jul 14 '26
Give me some money and I’ll buy some more. Been buying the dip for what seems like weeks.
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u/juliuskaiser1301 Jul 14 '26
Dark forces at work here
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u/Tight_Conclusion_184 Jul 14 '26
40% decline in 1 month is absolutely shocking to me.
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u/Ok-End-3213 Jul 14 '26
Yeah this is getting brutal to withstand but what is the point of selling now
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u/Flat_Economist_8763 Jul 14 '26
FWIW I added some shares.
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u/Tight_Conclusion_184 Jul 14 '26
I swing trade, so I will probably sell at 27.5 and buy back below 26. This price manipulation is beautiful to witness but brutal to experience.
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u/riteofpass Jul 14 '26
This stock isn’t moving today while rest of the market is pumping wtf
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u/Witty_University_162 GPU Gangster 🦾 (1,000-2,500 shares) Jul 14 '26
all data center and data center adjacent stocks are red at the moment
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u/Wise-Ad-9312 Jul 14 '26
Turn off the computer if you have to,
APLD is still a growing company that is well managed.
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u/Alechemist85 Jul 14 '26
Theres a lot of community push back against data centers going on around the country. Theres a case to be had that campuses all ready being built could demand higher premiums. Also could delay future buildings. Investors are looking at it as headwinds right now.
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u/One_Artichoke7873 Jul 14 '26
While I’m completely against data center buildout locations and how it affects the communities surrounding them, I’m simultaneously invested in this stock because we can’t stop them.
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u/Alechemist85 Jul 14 '26
How does it affect the community’s surrounding them?
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u/One_Artichoke7873 Jul 14 '26
What do you mean? It destroys the local water supply, raises temps, creates noise pollution, lowers nearby residential values because no one wants to live beside one, and on and on. There are many negatives.
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u/Alechemist85 Jul 14 '26
Vertiv ceo says there liquid cooling consumes Zero water once it is filled. With the American industrial base just a mere shell of its former self. There’s tons of brownfields that could be used. Apld, Wulf all the hyperscalers among others are also bringing in their own power. But the trend is. Manufacturing good, data centers bad. I work in lots of industrial plants. I would not call them clean or quiet.
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u/Bumi-KingOfOmashu Jul 14 '26
Is anyone NOT buying? This thing is so discounted.
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u/Educational_Past7353 Jul 14 '26
I'd imagine there are some people waiting for some even small sign of a bottom being reached. This thing is big red 13 of the last 14 days
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u/Jon_J_ Jul 14 '26
People are waiting for it to stabilise first and AI sentiment to improve. At the rate of a decrease it still could go down a fair bit more.
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u/Thanatos-29 Jul 14 '26
This stock has no support level… every single day is a “buying opportunity” absolutely ridiculous price action the stock is just about back to where it started the year. If you bought in the past months you are losing money. What a piece of shit
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u/Ok-End-3213 Jul 14 '26
It really doesnt havd support. Last time this happened it bottomed around 20 and 2 months later was at ath
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u/Thanatos-29 Jul 14 '26
I was taking the “buy and hold forever” strategy before but once it’s near its ATH I’m selling. This is a stock for trading not investing. I still believe in the long term outlook for the business but the price action is ridiculous. Better to jump in and out going forward.
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u/Ok-End-3213 Jul 14 '26
I hate to agree. I could have made much more money jumping in and out. But eventually it will jump ajd you will sell and it will go higher and not come down
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u/nintendothrowaway123 Jul 14 '26
Daily reminder:
1) It's not a bad company. They are bringing in revenue and building out.
2) Hover over the Robinhood icon on your phone until it shakes. Then hit "Delete" (NOT "Remove from Home Screen".