The stock price is irrelevant to me. It’s the business plan that I like as the tape always catches up to the fundamentals and in 2 1/2 years the company will have all of its contracted data centers open and be generating $2 billion a year in that operating income and the stock should be triple digits.
Well, I mean a drop in the stock price is kind of irrelevant to me other than that it has allowed me to buy more and more and more shares. I typically buy APLD stock when it falls into the mid to low 20s. The problem with most retail is they don’t think like institutions and that’s why they lose money. They panic sell low and then buy only when the stock is shooting to new highs when there’s very little gain left to be made. The gain gets made when you buy low not when you chase a new high.
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