HIMS
Hims & Hers Health, Inc.
stock NYSE

SOFI then AMD. It was HIMS, but then it corrected too hard.

Had to exit my damn HIMS shares today when the webull feed got spammed with "squeeeeeze" comments. I'll buy back when its lower.

High Cap: $NVDA | $META | $BABA | $AMD | $UNH | $LLY | $GOOG
Mid Cap: $NBIS | $SOFI | $HOOD | $NIO | $IREN
Small Cap: $DUOL | $HIMS | $OSCR | $EOSE | $LMND | $ASTS | $ZETA | $RKLB

Shrek railing cialis cuz his HIMS delivery arriving 

HIMS has been grinding upward for like a week+ and is 33% shorted on low volume. Holding 4x 38c leaps.

HIMS?

It's always hard to balance between the current situation and future projections. There is no final answer, and it's ultimately a matter of personal preferences. If you take shorter time frames (like two or three years), you will never invest in growth companies (HIMS, SOFI, HOOD, NVDA).
I find five years a good midpoint, but the current market is actually weighing growth even more heavily (like with 7 to 10 year projections). I do agree that it's basically impossible to estimate growth with precision - which is why investing is difficult - but ultimately, we are talking about current expectations of the future baked into today's valuations, not necessarily the real CAGR numbers five years from now.
As I was saying, this for me it's a starting point then we need to add risks to the equation and if you believe Visa and MA are more predictable = less risky makes perfect sense to invest in that direction.

ok RGTI, OKLO, IONQ, MP, BTC, MSTR, ORCL, ASTS, HIMS, NVO bag holder

SOFI then AMD. It was HIMS, but then it corrected too hard.

Had to exit my damn HIMS shares today when the webull feed got spammed with "squeeeeeze" comments. I'll buy back when its lower.

High Cap: $NVDA | $META | $BABA | $AMD | $UNH | $LLY | $GOOG
Mid Cap: $NBIS | $SOFI | $HOOD | $NIO | $IREN
Small Cap: $DUOL | $HIMS | $OSCR | $EOSE | $LMND | $ASTS | $ZETA | $RKLB

Shrek railing cialis cuz his HIMS delivery arriving 

HIMS has been grinding upward for like a week+ and is 33% shorted on low volume. Holding 4x 38c leaps.

HIMS?

It's always hard to balance between the current situation and future projections. There is no final answer, and it's ultimately a matter of personal preferences. If you take shorter time frames (like two or three years), you will never invest in growth companies (HIMS, SOFI, HOOD, NVDA).
I find five years a good midpoint, but the current market is actually weighing growth even more heavily (like with 7 to 10 year projections). I do agree that it's basically impossible to estimate growth with precision - which is why investing is difficult - but ultimately, we are talking about current expectations of the future baked into today's valuations, not necessarily the real CAGR numbers five years from now.
As I was saying, this for me it's a starting point then we need to add risks to the equation and if you believe Visa and MA are more predictable = less risky makes perfect sense to invest in that direction.

ok RGTI, OKLO, IONQ, MP, BTC, MSTR, ORCL, ASTS, HIMS, NVO bag holder

Today, got MSFT put credit spread expiring 01/09/2026 for $0.53. I might close it in a week hoping more than 50% profit. Right now, it shows as 34% profit in a day.
Costco several call credit spreads of 2 weeks expiries all turning profitable over the last couple of months.
Today, got meta puts credit spread of 700/705 of 12/12 and already 45% profitable.
HIMS got put credit spreads at 35/34 may be in last couple of weeks. 
I have HIMS cash secured puts at $34 as less risk options
Nvidia covered calls getting rolled
Nvidia put credit options at 162/158 got in last couple of weeks expiring.
All these looking to be profitable. 

I made 2,000% on a HIMS option trade earlier this year in two days. That has been my best trade to date.
I am expecting to ride this bull in 2026. I expect us to have a better year than 2025 based on market returns for presidential cycles. Usually the first term of a president is the worst performing.
Also almost all the data I see shows we have lots of meat on the bone. We are finally seeing small caps catch up after years of stagnation. That’s a bullish indicator. Welcome to the Roaring 20’s.

HIMS Surged While SOFI Dropped — Here’s What I’m Doing (Long-Term Investor Breakdown)

I have been holding some 38c leaps on HIMS and they are starting to print. Feels good.
It is also heavily shorted and still trading well below average price targets. Some volume could get it to pop off.