HIMS
Hims & Hers Health, Inc.
stock NYSE

UBER,DUOLINGO,VRT,TTD,RUBRIK,HIMS

Unveiling HIMS:
https://www.reddit.com/r/StockMonitoring/s/QcMg2BoFMn

Also HIMS. My cost is 37,5 without cc premiums. (With premiums included, cost is 35.5)

Depends on how many blue pills you have. Buy HIMS if you need more. Please, I’m begging you. My average is 50

Oh shit I took the L on HIMS from $50 but as a professional moron and degenerate, perhaps I get back in, in February when my 30 day handcuffs are off.

HIMS has been cut out by direct marketing of drugs by NVO and LLY…

HIMS, GRAB

You think that's bad, look at HIMS lmao

I’m stuck deciding between HIMS, AMZN, AAPL, MU or LULU Calls.

Depends on expiry, risk reversal play time now for $HIMS

LULU grows on a per share basis TTM
Quarter over Quarter
96% of the time their revenue grows
70% of the time their EPS grows
58% of the time FCF grows
86% of the time Equity grows
89% of the time Retained Earnings grows
Comparing Hims on a per share basis TTM
Quarter over Quarter
85% of the time their revenue grows
64% of the time their EPS grows
61% of the time FCF grows
64% of the time Equity grows
45% of the time Retained Earnings grows
Given that I only consider tickers with an IPO greater than 10 years, I think I can afford to wait for HIMS to mature a bit more. Nobody would be unhappy buying WMT 10 years after IPO. Hims has like what 4 more years for me. I don't think HIMS in 4 years will grow to like 64B in revenue like MRK but with enough time with the current just really solid growth it's a nice stock that I wouldn't mind looking at in 4 years.
Lovely suggestion. Rather too young of a company for me. (I need the data points)

80% VOO 15% VG 5% HIMS

HIMS and Circle 😔 darn me

Netflix had/has no moat either tbf. But Netflix had its own internal strengths that allows it to persevere. I feel like HIMS has similar internal strengths

$HIMS LEAPS 01/2028

HIMS

No, I like to talk to HIMS, I never keep daddy on hold 🤗

anyone holding HIMS calls?

HIMS entered the chat

For me, it was First Republic Bank. After Silicon Valley Bank went bankrupt, First Republic Bank started crashing and was risk of bankruptcy as well. I think it went from $80 to $20 a share in a day. I didn't think it could get any worse nor did I think a second bank could liquidate in my history, so I bought 5k worth of stock for what I thought was 25% of stock price. Next day, it went from $20 to $5.00 a share and then well. Now it is nothing.

Right now I own two very risky stocks, they've been around for a while and one has been hyped up. Now that I have done a bit more due diligence, I feel a little bit worried because I dedicated a huge amount of portfolio to two said stocks (HIMS and ACHC) While both have potential, they aren't the most solid stocks to dedicate a good chunk of your portfolio. ACHC I bought at the lowest at $14.00 a share that it has been in like five years without doing any other research. They still have active lawsuits and with changing medicare laws/mental health, it might be a difficult business to maintain. But I'm really hoping it can't get any lower than that
For HIMS, an aquaintance in my discord server just talked it up so much, it sounded like a good buy at $40.00. and it might still be. but definitely, a lot of people are not too keen on that stock.

I think it is fine that I bought into both these stocks, but NOT in the amount that I dedicated to it. The First Republic Bank was a lotto, I'm not gonna give myself too much crap for that even though that was stupid too.