HIMS
Hims & Hers Health, Inc.
stock NYSE

Favorite is HIMS.
Deregulating pharma, high cost of living, cheap personalized health care via an app. Low real estate/cost of operations, pretty high margin and the threat of being sued is gone with no consumer protections anymore. Also, an involved ceo, and lowering the cost of meds will be politically prioritized. I hate AI but the company stands to benefit from that too with pricing and info, help, professional support.
The problem is finding it at a good price. The growth and basically no debt speaks for itself
I like other stocks more but I find this one to be the one I’m most bullish on. Big fears about them losing glp-1 drugs, not only do I not share those fears but I believe their business model positions them to greatly benefit from other similar medical breakthroughs

CLS, CRDO, HIMS, PGY, CLSK, NVDA and UPS

To be honest with you, I think the hive mind actually has some utility. You should probably ignore one offs, and ignore actual penny stocks, but I think redditors have a strong track record with ones that have become hugely popular. RKLB, ASTS and PLTR are some recent examples. It's a long time ago, but TSLA was every redditor's favorite stock ten years ago. HIMS has slipped recently but that was a big one. AMD. I'm definitely blanking on a lot of them and of course there are losers but on balance when you start seeing a stock popping up everywhere, it could be worth taking a look.

Why HIMS?

RIVN, RKLB, HIMS,
quantum if they ever have a real breakthrough where they can apply the technology in a commercial setting.

HIMS, SOFI

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I’m betting on HIMS TEM OKLO

Yeah. Broad market shit ... no bueno IV. Look elsewhere.
ETHA (59/77 IVR/IV), UNG (73/69), URA (68/56), IBIT (48/52), SLV (79/50) is what's floating to the top of my ETF list.
MARA, QS, RGTI, RIOT, MSTR, HIMS on the single name side ... .

Closed via. assignment: TAP at 45, div capture (u/MostlyH2O the chart was [greener than a discarded Mickeys 40oz glistening in the gutter](https://www.reddit.com/r/thetagang/comments/1pdq2qn/comment/nsb9ffm/?context=1)!) CIFR 17p covered put.
Got assigned HIMS at 39 (cb will be: 37.21) and I've got a 12/26 37p that I will sell to further offset the cost and sell CCs to hopefully end with a profit overall.

In January I opened four self-directed brokerage accounts to earn bonuses the brokerages were offering ($150-$300 each), intending to park the money in SGOV for the 90 days that the brokerages required. Eventually I had $40,000 to $60,000 invested at any one time. That quickly got boring. The money was earning slightly less than it was in a HYSA, so I decided to speculate with some of it to see if I could beat the rate of the HYSA.
I poked around the web and on X for information about what stocks to buy, settling on AppLovin (APP), Nvidia (NVDA), Aris Water (ARIS), Robinhood (HOOD), Iren (IREN), Hims & Hers (HIMS) and possibly some others. Since then I've bought and sold all of those stocks many times over, along with dozens of others. I was guided by the following:
* Lots of reading about undervalued/underweight stocks.
* Focusingon quick-profit/quick turnaround possibilities. (The bulk of my investments is in date-timed IRAs, so I'm well covered with set-and-forget long investments.)
* One rule: If the stock lost me 7% or more, I sold it all. If it made 20% or more, I took the profits, usually by selling off stocks that were performing less well. (Looking at you, Amazon.)
Today, just about a year later, I'm up $73,755. I intend to keep every penny of it, so I'll probably cash out the self-directed accounts at the end of this year. I'm retired and have other things I'd rather do that don't have me sitting in front of a computer all day.

$AMZN $NBIS $RKLB $IREN $TSLA $GOOG $HIMS

What the hell HIMS

I dont get the hype on HIMS?

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