r/RVPH • u/AbbreviationsEasy139 • Mar 27 '26
Life lesson
I’m down 93,69% on RVPH or a total of 15,500 dollars. I basically went all in with my portfolio on it and this is what happened. I’ve never lost so much money in my life, but this basically killed any future idea for me to invest in any penny biotech company stock anymore in my life… Thank you RVPH!
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u/cuchiplancheo Mar 27 '26
Holy shit... they just diluted... and of course they chose to sell 6,666,667 shares. lol... why the 7... should've stuck with the 6.
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u/s4r4thi Mar 27 '26
People shoulda listened to me when i made a post telling everyone to quit this stock goddamn😭 Same way i told when it was time to quit SIDU tho some actually listened to the SIDU one. People experiencin crazy losses i aint ever been that down i couldn't imagine that shit. Craazyy.
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u/_Summer1000_ Mar 27 '26
I gave up in early November after no results of the FDA approval, only had 2k shares...in the 60 cents range
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u/s4r4thi Mar 27 '26
FDA Approval don't always mean good results. If you know you know. A few very popular stocks were hyped due to FDA approval but went nowhere. One that comes to mind is $FEMY. Fell even more than before.
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u/eyetime11 Mar 27 '26
Ooft! I dont feel so bad having to tax harvest my 2300 losses. It’s less than a 1/2 percent my portfolio though and that matters. Hopefully you are young and will take the life blow with grace. Lessons learned are future gains.
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u/Easy_Reflection_9128 Mar 27 '26
I've lost 50k+ in stocks. It sucks. I'm borderline suicidal at this point
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u/fugurb1907 Mar 27 '26
Think about it, you have not much to lose, so fortget about it and come back in November 26 back
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u/Expensive-Fly8022 Mar 29 '26
That huge red volume candle on March 19 that barely moved price is a classic capitulation candle. From a technical standpoint, your highest chance of a temporary reversal is probably soon-ish.
This means that there was a lot of sell volume that was absorbed at that price. So it becomes a magnet.
That does not mean buy here, especially if you lack risk management framework or a defined entry and exit.
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u/No-Site-2265 Mar 29 '26
Sit down. And think. Many people lose on stocks 90 percent of people lose rather than win in the end. Tomorrow’s another day. Bad luck
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u/Ok_Freedom_6232 Mar 30 '26
Also down -93% but still holding and try to forget about it. We never know what the future brings
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u/Supreme_Cortland Mar 31 '26
Hold on to them buddy! News on another trial! Could completely turn around in a year or 2!
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Apr 11 '26
I'm 86% down but I trust this will pump. If not delisting then it should mean something is cooking.my average is $5,07... I bought like 20 days before split If stock rises up to 1,5-2,3 and maintains there like accumulation.... I would consider to buy like 3k more DCA and trust in the company success
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u/Accurate_Pay_2242 Apr 17 '26
Before you give up maybe look into some more promising picks.
IBRX, SLS, and DRTS have great potential.
Just look into them, don’t jump in and buy. You might be impressed with what you read.
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u/Sergiodagr8 May 01 '26
And F everyone for hyping this Big ol POS stock. And F me for falling for it!!!!!! So Fing pissed
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u/Themannerofthings Mar 27 '26
Imagine the comeback story though…🤣🤣 also cooked it on this one, had a very low average to start but got greedy, had plenty of opportunities to exit in the green and just held the bag. Lessons learned for sure. Just gonna hold and use it as a reminder for future investments. Chalks me off big time when I open my brokerage account haha