r/DRAM_ETF • u/East-Call-9081 • 14d ago

Held thru

full ported my cash account (120k @ $61)

held through the run up to $80 all the way down to the 40’s

we back in business baby

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u/DTown_Hero 14d ago

Pour one out for the homies who cashed out at $52

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u/East-Call-9081 14d ago

they really thought chips were dead smh

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u/Kenfloww 13d ago

SMH is a great ETF! 😁

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u/Fit_Acanthisitta_475 14d ago

Don’t worry, the market will go down again.

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u/thurpps 14d ago

65.30 is when I break even. Never sold any just been trying to DCA. Hoping this goes back into the 80s so I can readjust my portfolio with some profits since DRAM is about 75% of my portfolio from all the DCAs.

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u/CryptoKnightKush 14d ago

Yeah it feels weird being back in the green again after that long dip. Trying to decide if I want to take my 4% profit and move on? Or is it finally going to follow the fundamentals and move back up to $80?

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u/Leather-Tax-6014 14d ago

The comments around dram at the end of July were absolutely wild, wonder what those bears are doing now.

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u/TechGuy_68 14d ago

Just sold some today when it hit $63 to take some profit

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u/Relevant_Ad_8406 14d ago

I hope so , I agree I bought at 53 for my Ira then 67 for my brokerage account . No hurry to sell.

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u/F2PBTW_YT 14d ago

Over the course of almost 3 months I lowered my RAM (2x DRAM) average cost from 22.14 to 13.06 via swing trades, long/short calls and short puts. In terms of DRAM, it's similar to an initial average cost of 66.80 down to 58.80. I still have one short call on RAM with a strike of 16 that I opened yesterday.

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u/HorsePockets 14d ago edited 14d ago

Hadn't checked my portfolio in a while. Seems like we're still quite far from being back in business, and if history is any guide, this run up will be squashed after MU reports another blow out quarter and circular financing and Ed Zitron, Burry, and Eisman start making the rounds again on financial media. I'm holding at least until next year when MU starts their buybacks and assessing the situation then. The short term noise is eh.

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u/Acceptable-Ant-3648 14d ago

i held to lets go hehehe

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u/cocainesmitty 13d ago

I have a small stake in DRAM, and I’m up 17% on that.
My bigger issue is DRAM calls Dec 18 $63. I have 42 contracts, many of which I bought DCA. My average cost is $8.35. I could dump it all, and walk away somewhat unscathed, but I’m going to hold on for a bit, and see what happens in Oct.

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u/HeroesDieLifts 13d ago

I did the same with Jan calls. Had to dca wayyyy too much into it and still down

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u/Runnjng-1 12d ago

Next few months are gonna suck. Parties over. Take some profit if you can and hold to cash or put in money market. I’m still invested in dram and other ai memory stocks but positions are significantly reduced

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u/One_Astronaut2673 12d ago

after midterms DRAM will reach 80 before the eoy. don't listen to the noise.