HIMS
Hims & Hers Health, Inc.
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HIMS

I've been a HIMS customer for years and can say they are leaps and bounds better than Amazon when it comes to drug personalization, patient access, medical support, application user interface and health monitoring. All of which I consider important in a 30yo M looking to maintain his health and weight goals. Will be a customer with them for years if not decades.

This could’ve been me if I wasn’t YOLO’ing my account into HIMS and GEV

Anyone buying HIMS calls

So many better places to put money, no idea why people would consider HIMS.

Need HIMS to go full erect with a +20% day.

HIMS. High margin growth stock. With strong revenue and and subscriber growth. Great CEO at the helm and a broader vision for the company for U.S. and international growth

Can someone explain to me why HIMS isnt fucking stupid? You can have Amazon pharmacy mail you the same drugs for literally 1/5 the cost. Or goodrx for 1/3 the cost. And just like with HIMS you dont have to go to the doctor, you just text a nurse practitioner that your dick doesnt work or your hair is falling out.

2 year bet on HIMS - expect a 10 bagger

Would love to hear about what other positions you’re building.
I built a small position recently in CELH on their dip a little while back. Now with HIMS being low I just started selling some CSP.
However most positions I like have grown to a position I don’t think the ROI for selling CSP’s is good on

Been rolling my CSP down over the last 6ish months and collected more premiums along the way. I am actually trying to get out of my CSP with HIMS unless it gets stupidly low (which for me would be $20 and under), in which I would actually take assignment. Of course there could be a thesis breaker on HIMS, but they do have a solid business IMO and I think they are more fairly valued around 35-40. However I am currently buying and building other positions right now, so I prefer to use my capital there.

HIMS, but didn’t help him get it up either 

For context, I made Google my biggest position when I was disappointed in HIMS last year. I got in at $163 and started selling calls around $240, $250, 270, and $300 strikes.
When it was $163 I thought it was the best deal on the market with PE around 18. Around $250 I thought it was fairly valued. Once it popped to $270 I paid around $1 to roll my $270 calls to $300 hoping it would get there. Well it surpassed even that.
My 300 calls are dated Jan 16 so I need to make a decision. If I want to roll the 300 calls to 330 it’s pricey. Also my conviction isn’t the same as when it was under $200. It went from a $2 trillion company to a $4 Trillion company in about 6 months.
Option A, let it get called away at $300, it’s not cheap anymore, maybe sell puts or put the money in SPY.
Option B, roll to something after earnings like
BTC Jan 16 300 for $32, STO Feb 13 330 for $16, net cost $1600 each. If Google stays around $330 or above I’ll gain $1400 in value for each 100 shares. Also, I won’t have to pay taxes yet.
Option C, pick a date where I don’t have to spend money to roll like May 15 2026 300 is about even.
I know it’s a good problem so I’m not complaining, but wondering, there must be other people in the same situation as me. I’d love to hear your thoughts.

Every time I look up HIMS reviews on BBB, Google, Reddit, etc...it's generally bad. Either overpriced or locking you into some subscription. On top of that trying to sell 20-40 year old people ED meds seems like a bad thing to me.

If you loved selling HIMS CSP’s, you’re probably selling even more now! It’s down more than 40% for the past 3 months

The key problem with $HIMS is that, unlike what you're stating, both their subscribers growth and their average revenue per user, are flattening ( [https://app.rast.guru/?company=Hims%20and%20Hers%20Health%20Inc](https://app.rast.guru/?company=Hims%20and%20Hers%20Health%20Inc) see third graph)
If you think they'll manage to start growing again go for it, but it looks rather tricky

Thoughts on HIMS as a long-term investment?

Super juicy $IREN $SLV $OSCR
Very juicy $RDDT $HIMS $CLS
I’ll add $RKLB thanks

Well I started with basic options trading a few years ago with just buying calls on companies I wanted more leverage on as I had a smaller portfolio (usually aimed for 80% shares, 20% options on high conviction names).
Starting mid 2024, I finally accumulated enough shares that I started writing fairly OTM call contracts on a few positions to generate a little extra income to reinvest in the portfolio to grow it, and then in early 2025 moved onto selling CSP on companies that I have done enough research on that I had high confidence in, so even if I hit a strike I wouldnt mind taking assignment if I didnt roll.
That said, I've only taken assignment a 5-6 times, and generally just roll them to re-adjust my positions as needed for risk mgmt.
I've done a little bit of wheeling, and I write some LEAP debit spreads on companies if I see some large mismatch on prices that look attractive. Mainly I just re-roll for more income.
Main tickers I have been working with were GOOG, AMZN, NVDA, SOFI, PLTR, HIMS (which has been a bit of a headache). I have another account I also did some CSP on NBIS, HOOD, RKLB and a few other smaller names (in hindsight, should have taken assignment on those NBIS and RKLB shares back when they were in the 20s - lol)