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CLSN
Celsion Corporation
stock NASDAQ

Inactive
Sep 20, 2022
1.96USD0.000%(0.00)67,986
Pre-market
0.00USD-100.000%(-1.96)0
After-hours
0.00USD0.000%(0.00)0
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CLSN Specific Mentions
As of Aug 4, 2026 3:52:50 PM EDT (<1 min. ago)
Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.
410 days ago • u/H4rd_truth • r/investing • what_stock_did_you_sell_too_early_and_deeply • C
Sold too early:
Bought a bunch of LEU at around 28 a few years back...sold on the down earlier this year for around 106 after it climbed to like 115 (for no good reason other than the price was falling). It proceeded to bottom out at around 55, didn't rebuy back in, and now it's siting at 190. I kick myself for even selling it because I've always been a proponent of nuclear since I have an understanding of it; especially with all the energy required for AI now. I let my emotions (greed and then subsequent fear) get the best of me, and now I left considerable money on the table.
Sold too late:
Bought a ton of shares in CLSN around 2-3 like 11 years ago when I first started investing since it was cheap and I could get my feet wet. Thought it had a decent pipeline of drugs in various stages of trials for FDA approval. Kept holding on despite persistent falling price and left at like 1 or so. Not the hugest of losses considering price point, but I still lost somewhere around 60% of my hard earned cash and sure learned early on the importance of having an exit strategy.
P.s. I also held LCID at a profit and held on for dear life as it plummeted thinking it was a young TSLA...boy was I wrong.
sentiment 0.76
410 days ago • u/H4rd_truth • r/investing • what_stock_did_you_sell_too_early_and_deeply • C
Sold too early:
Bought a bunch of LEU at around 28 a few years back...sold on the down earlier this year for around 106 after it climbed to like 115 (for no good reason other than the price was falling). It proceeded to bottom out at around 55, didn't rebuy back in, and now it's siting at 190. I kick myself for even selling it because I've always been a proponent of nuclear since I have an understanding of it; especially with all the energy required for AI now. I let my emotions (greed and then subsequent fear) get the best of me, and now I left considerable money on the table.
Sold too late:
Bought a ton of shares in CLSN around 2-3 like 11 years ago when I first started investing since it was cheap and I could get my feet wet. Thought it had a decent pipeline of drugs in various stages of trials for FDA approval. Kept holding on despite persistent falling price and left at like 1 or so. Not the hugest of losses considering price point, but I still lost somewhere around 60% of my hard earned cash and sure learned early on the importance of having an exit strategy.
P.s. I also held LCID at a profit and held on for dear life as it plummeted thinking it was a young TSLA...boy was I wrong.
sentiment 0.76


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