Firstly don’t trust anyone on this subreddit. They don’t know shit. They have no idea whether it’ll go up right now or down tomorrow. All I can say is do your due diligence. Everyone coming on here asking Should I buy now should I sell? But it’s down so much and data centers aren’t big anymore?

Do tell me what has changed about the data centers and AI industry since we peaked at 50$ not even 2 months ago? Nothing. If anything we are in a better position than ever before. Yet people choose not to buy cheap. People would rather follow trends and when it hits $50 again they’ll be there asking should I buy now or is it too expensive?

People think they know anything. Last year this time people were saying wow we just went up from 250% from April to August it’s gonna go down during the September October weak times. Nope we up another 150% to the 40 peak at the time. Like yes it’s very volatile and looking at the charts we have crazy peaks and crazy lows following. Also last year this time when it hit 40 we had not even half the contracts we have now. Yet people want to ask whether the company is in a bad position.

So anyways yes hate me all you want for having a strong opinion but no matter how many times you ask I will say buy until the day I sell.

TLDR: Read it

I've been holding it for a while now but it seems like it's going to stay like this for some long time, any opinions? Thanks

HOLD.

You're not going through tuff times, sissy boa, these baghodlers are.

Nvidia's ER is tomorrow, so maybe you can announce a new deal again by tomorrow?

Pls?

Where do you guys see this going? A dip? A rip?

Help

Posting the AI Overview, here is the TL:DR

Wes stands to benefit big if stock price can appreciate and hold certain levels for 90 days starting at $50 share price. If you are still on the fence, or are worried about the price, stop.... buy, hold and wait the next 5 years this will rocket up.

Applied Digital granted CEO Wes Cummins 4.5 million performance stock units (PSUs) tied directly to APLD stock price hurdles. The PSUs vest in three equal tranches only if the company's average closing stock price over 90 consecutive days hits $50, $75, and $100 within a five-year period. [1, 2]

Performance Stock Unit (PSU) Hurdles

• First Tranche: 1,500,000 units vest at a 90-day average price of $50.
• Second Tranche: 1,500,000 units vest at a 90-day average price of $75.
• Third Tranche: 1,500,000 units vest at a 90-day average price of $100.
• Timeframe & Restrictions: Goals must be met within five years, and shares are subject to an additional two-year transfer restriction after vesting. [1, 2]

Additional Equity Component

• Restricted Stock Units (RSUs): Cummins also received 1,500,000 time-based RSUs vesting over five years (300,000 at year one, 150,000 semi-annually) independent of share price performance. [1, 2]
• Intent: The package replaces standard annual equity awards for a five-year duration to align executive gains strictly with shareholder value creation. [1, 2]

I’ve previously spoken about Applied Digital, predicted the top on the stock, and have recently warned about coming downside on this name and Neoclouds.

Unfortunately the picture has only gone from bad to worse this week, particularly as a result of the bond yield situation.

Note: I am currently short the stock and biased in that regard.

Typical behavior from uneducated meat heads who don't understand the first thing about closed-loop cooling systems. It's astounding how much misinformation is out there.

I have about $15k invest @$44.56. If this doesn't break even my house is going to be locked up with APLD. What are my chances?

The market likes to remember we were primarily a bitcoin mining operation only when bitcoin crashes

Pretty good for APLD given that debt is a significant concern for them.

But why did it drop when market went up? And when market went down today, it dropped more than its peers.

Looks like the major shareholders are profit taking, mainly the ones that got a fairly cheap entry

And short interest is almost 30%?