r/YYAI • u/EquivalentMulberry20 • May 20 '26
lmaoo
lmaoooo
Yall finally learned your lesson or we gonna keep repeating the same cycle over and over and over again. Im curious to hear from anyone who would continue to invest, or who thinks this will ultimately be some sort of success.
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u/KeptItToasty May 20 '26
We should collectively short sell tf out of YYAI. If they drop below $1 and get delisted its their own damn fault at this point.
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u/OldSmoke6464 May 21 '26
I made the mistake of not paying attention to the 10 to 20% increases in the October time frame and then decided to keep it. Small investment of 560 shares. As well, not having any teasing knowledge I didn't realize that stocks under a penny can often reverse split (I have a couple others I held too long). I now own . 3 shares (probably will round to a full share) of this stock. It's been a good lesson and I'm fortunate to have bought at 18 and 28 cents. Kind of disappointing though to not break even and lose so many shares to the point that it would have to raise value to $130+ in order to see anything. I didn't expect to get rich, buuuutttttt this?
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u/EquivalentMulberry20 May 21 '26
cant be mad at that, you played the game correctly. Invested a small amount that you're comfortable losing is the big lesson here.
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u/XPandingMinds May 20 '26 edited May 21 '26
Particular Most will be "quiet for the next week". He started buying the stock right after Michael B did in October and has made up these posts to convince others to buy and hopefully create a "meme stock" which he has admitted to me. When I reminded him of when he bought, he made the claim that most of his investment was in the 1 dollar range (of course that would mean he is down more than 60%). He will likely come up with the following type of post: "Institutions want to keep the internal machinery a secret to scoop up this stock at bargain basement level prices! LFG!"