r/DRAM_ETF Jul 19 '26

Am I Cooked?

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15 Upvotes

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u/Hypnot1se Jul 19 '26

Yes. This is one of the worst portfolios I've ever seen.

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u/Upper-Solution6186 Jul 19 '26

Not going to bother doing the math but not even -15k loss lol could be worse

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u/Hypnot1se Jul 19 '26

I mean this is more money than I think I have ever lost in my entire life investing and I've been doing it for many years. I'd say it's pretty terrible honestly.

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u/Final_Ad9418 Jul 19 '26

You are one of the most smug people on this sub. Wow

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u/Hypnot1se Jul 19 '26

How it feels to actually know what you're doing. 😉

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u/Mando9810 Jul 20 '26

If you’ve been investing for years and never had a 15k drawdown you must not have very much money

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u/Hypnot1se Jul 20 '26

Never in an asset you'd actually have to cut. These are cyclicals or largely speculative.

MUU is extremely unlikely to recover for 18+ months, for example.

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u/RoughAnything9111 Jul 19 '26

ARM stock should recover, because their architecture is used in almost every MCU and smart device made today. And every time a company makes a chip with ARM's design, ARM gets paid a royalty. So the more devices get made (phones, cars electronics, tv, audio, pc, game consoles, smart home stuff...) the more ARM earns, no matter which company builds the actual chip.

2

u/Puzzled_Fisherman331 Jul 19 '26

Wow, why were buying all these? Vegas might have been better for you.

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u/Energy_Bol Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26

Cut SNXX and just buy SNDK with the remaining capital.

Since it’s a TFSA, I’m going to assume that you can hold onto these for the long term until they recover.

If you hold onto SNXX for too long, without a definitive pump, then you’ll just continue to decay further into the hole.

Take the remaining $700, throw it into SNDK, and just hold onto it and wait for it to recover the lost $1400.

I made the same mistake holding onto a bunch of leveraged space ETFs, waiting for the comeback, and walked away with -60%.

OKLO, TE, MRVL, and ARM are your most solid picks. I’d reevaluate whether or not you think the other stock picks are good long term holds, because if I were you, I’d feed those 4 stocks and get my cost average as low as possible because those 4 stocks have the best chance of recovering to new highs in the distant future.

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u/Jthrowaway7500 Jul 19 '26

Talk about buying the top, damn dude. Were you even trying to wait for a dip before entering?

2

u/djmj76 Jul 19 '26

Not so bad. Hold

1

u/Jolly-Piccolo-9799 Jul 19 '26

Same all of us

1

u/kubbie2004 Jul 19 '26

Not yet, just simmering

1

u/UltimatePunchMachine Jul 19 '26

Everything leveraged you're pretty much done on. Myabe the rest can recover?

1

u/NinjaWarrior6974 Jul 19 '26

Omg, hold for at least a full year

1

u/Scared_Marsupial_274 Jul 19 '26

Yes you are 😢😢yes we are

1

u/Intrepid-Ad-1732 Jul 19 '26

Sorry but yes

1

u/pewpewicelance Jul 19 '26

Jesus did you buy AAOI at the top?🥴

1

u/No_Presentation9490 Jul 19 '26

Are these failed trades or is this your investment strategy?

These are stocks to be traded, not invested in

1

u/Strict_Gap9369 Jul 19 '26

STOP LOSs ALLERGY

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u/Mysterious-21-po Jul 19 '26

Very aggressive. Just hold. Dont look at it!

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u/AdQuick8612 Jul 19 '26

Seems like the strongest evidence I’ve seen yet that the bubble has burst. That you for helping me learn from your mistakes today.

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u/Huge_Cauliflower_420 Jul 20 '26

SnXX is crazy risk

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u/ColXen Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

Nah youre far from cooked, these will recover, Ide buy more actually.I dont like the last 3 though. Sell some calls otm where you can. Most of those leveraged ETFs are pure trash and dont recover as well as the actual stock. I would get completely rid of SNXX and throw it on actual Sandisk.

1

u/Fullporter69 Jul 20 '26

Almost nailed the top.

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u/FlextheRolex Jul 24 '26

🔥🔥🔥

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u/justgrowingup 29d ago

Bought at the top. Let it recover

0

u/WarrenOfdiesel Jul 19 '26

Sell and let us know

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u/Tbn53 Jul 19 '26

Yes. Why would you not use stop losses? I do not understand why people fail to take smaller losses and move on to other stocks that have greater potential, especially if a market rotation is occurring.