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And another posting that just proves the batshit crazy level of irrationality in the market.
I am sorry, OP, but you are not on the scent of something big and no, there is no pump and dump. Let´s get through this, because it is so damn simple, I still can´t believe how people keep on missing the obvious:
NVO:
So let´s ignore for a moment that this "pump and dump", since 2024, is a lot of "dumping" and no "pumping", already rendering the entire "argument" nonsensical. NVO is pharma. Pharma never followed any logic, because the huge volatility in this sector is caused by people betting on potential trial successes. And because "investors" usually aren´t investors at all, but gamblers, this is what you get: Zero consideration for the business fundamentals, zero attention to facts such as NVO still holding its average growth base rate of about 2-3%, but total panic every time there is a "bad" headline, and total buying frenzies whenever there is good news. Welcome to the stock market where reason and logic are left outside the door. All while emotions rule the decision-making. This has nothing to do with pump and dump - that´s just people doing people-stuff. I mean I mentioned it before: People bought at 1000 DKK chasing returns and now get pissed because that stock is moving back towards logical prices and because their pipe dream thinking did not come true? Who could have guessed.
PYPL:
Similar issue: The fundamentals are so damn clear. PayPal really is on the way out - because dozens of competitors with lower to no fees are lining up, providing user experiences that are way more streamlined and pleasurable than that of PYPL. But our "investors", of course, do the same they do with any other stock: Look at the price tag and just blindly buying. "It is cheaper than earlier!" and all of that nonsense.
LULU:
Won´t comment as I got too little info on that. Only: Fashion doing fashion things. Again: Welcome to the stock market.
ADBE:
On the way out, literally every open source alternative to Illustrate or Photoshop or whatever matches their insanely priced products. I haven´t bought an Adobe license since 2015 or so, and I do anything from design to video and photo editing with software that is freely available and open source.
GAMB:
Same thing: Dying company. Gambling is highly regulated in most civilised countries - in the EU, casinos are on the way out. The fundamentals are done for, at least from what I currently know of GAMB. Structural issues remain.
DUOL:
Once a great platform, it has become more than just a huge pain in the bum for users. Free plan is basically a waste of time as you only watch puzzle game bullshit ads - paid plan is a waste of money, because you learn nothing at all for your 80 EUR/month subscription while a regular textbook for 20 bucks does in months what Duolingo cannot even do in years. Still the data is somewhat solid - which I do appreciate despite my aversion to the app.
That´s just in simplified terms - but every situation of the mentioned companies is different, none of it is a pump and dump thing and most questions can easily be answered if one would just for once look at fundamental data instead of doing this totally irrational nonsense of watching price tags and doing the buy high, sell low kind of thing. Some of the aforementioned stocks were never a buy to begin with. Others actually are, in a certain context, a buy.
But yeah, you are on Reddit here. All in times in which everybody thinks they´re a genius after some 4 or 5 years of "being smart" in a global bull run that literally everyone can profit from without any effort. And as it goes before major corrections: The higher we fly, the more people fear missing out - and do what we saw with NVO: Buy at the 1000 DKK and then sell at 250 DKK.