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STLA
Stellantis N.V.
stock NYSE

At Close

May 16, 2025 3:59:30 PM EDT

10.75USD+0.467%(+0.05)7,681,909

10.71Bid 10.72Ask 0.01Spread

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May 16, 2025 9:28:30 AM EDT

10.73USD+0.280%(+0.03)72,856

After-hours

May 16, 2025 4:46:30 PM EDT

10.74USD-0.093%(-0.01)7,594

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As of May 17, 2025 12:40:57 AM EDT (1 min. ago)

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3 days ago • u/Plus_Seesaw2023 • r/dividends • getting_rekt_dividend_portfolio_update_since_i • Discussion • B

So I made what I thought was a clever move: rotate into dividend stocks that could still go up.
Big mistake.
The result? I’ve been completely decimated.
UNH, MRK, NVO, PFE, NESTE, TGT, GIS, UPS, PEP, Mercedes, NKE, Porsche, STLA... all of them have been crushed.
Special mention to the all-time champion of red days: KHC, Kering, ... It hasn’t seen green in half a year. Just red. Relentless red.
The only consolation? F and O occasionally throw me a dividend here and there. Not even enough to buy a coffee, hahaha.
To be perfectly honest, this will be the last time in my life I buy these types of stocks. They go nowhere, they just bleed. You end up with -30, -40, sometimes -50 percent in unrealized losses, all for a couple of percent in dividends.
Now I understand why billionaires stick to the basics. They buy the top 7, QQQ, SPY. And that’s it. Everything else is getting dumped, aggressively.
Lesson learned.

3 days ago • u/Dependent_Fondant_60 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_may_14_2025 • C

STLA....get ready for another bankruptcy

3 days ago • u/Key_Variety_6287 • r/ValueInvesting • why_do_value_get_hit_hardest_in_every_drawdown • C

My personal opinion is that people equate value with cheap. Value is really buying 'quality' cheap. Lots of posts on how STLA is value. It's crap. Value is buying TSM at PE of 13 (an example). Solid business, wide moat and cheap. Why buy cheap? Because you protect your downside. Why buy quality because it can grow! But that requires patience. Lots of it.

3 days ago • u/Plus_Seesaw2023 • r/dividends • getting_rekt_dividend_portfolio_update_since_i • Discussion • B

So I made what I thought was a clever move: rotate into dividend stocks that could still go up.
Big mistake.
The result? I’ve been completely decimated.
UNH, MRK, NVO, PFE, NESTE, TGT, GIS, UPS, PEP, Mercedes, NKE, Porsche, STLA... all of them have been crushed.
Special mention to the all-time champion of red days: KHC, Kering, ... It hasn’t seen green in half a year. Just red. Relentless red.
The only consolation? F and O occasionally throw me a dividend here and there. Not even enough to buy a coffee, hahaha.
To be perfectly honest, this will be the last time in my life I buy these types of stocks. They go nowhere, they just bleed. You end up with -30, -40, sometimes -50 percent in unrealized losses, all for a couple of percent in dividends.
Now I understand why billionaires stick to the basics. They buy the top 7, QQQ, SPY. And that’s it. Everything else is getting dumped, aggressively.
Lesson learned.

3 days ago • u/Dependent_Fondant_60 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_may_14_2025 • C

STLA....get ready for another bankruptcy

3 days ago • u/Key_Variety_6287 • r/ValueInvesting • why_do_value_get_hit_hardest_in_every_drawdown • C

My personal opinion is that people equate value with cheap. Value is really buying 'quality' cheap. Lots of posts on how STLA is value. It's crap. Value is buying TSM at PE of 13 (an example). Solid business, wide moat and cheap. Why buy cheap? Because you protect your downside. Why buy quality because it can grow! But that requires patience. Lots of it.

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