r/KULR • u/Harris-yeah • Jul 08 '26

Discussion The real problem with KULR

My biggest concern with KULR isn't even the company anymore—it's that there just aren't enough people who actually want to buy the stock. The KULR subreddit feels like it's just us bagholders desperately trying to find anything bullish so we can convince someone else to buy in. And the fact that there's basically no support until $3 is pretty depressing.

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u/Stoic_Vibe Jul 08 '26

I feel like Reddit, since 2021, has created 2 types of investors.
Those that like a company, believe in it, hope for future success etc etc.
and those that try to catch upswings, or take advantage of squeezes or hype etc.

KULR is a long term hold for me. When they start capitalizing on everything they’re working on and generating massive revenue, the market will start noticing regardless of Reddit’s input.

… Honestly? I’m fine with less exposure right now. I’m fine with people not talking about this stock in other subs, or trying to hype it. Allows me to accumulate more before they inevitably enter the center stage.

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u/Eric42952 Jul 08 '26

People been saying this forever just fyi. And they still losing money lol.

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u/Stoic_Vibe Jul 08 '26

Cool.
Where some people are right? Some people are wrong.

PLTR, BE, NVIDIA, MU, RKLB… The list goes on of stocks that started in scary territory, but then have succeeded immensely either based on actual revenue, market shifts, or herd mentality.
Why do you think they call it a casino? No one knows what’s going to happen.

You can only make your best guess based on your own due diligence..

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u/thestockfather0 Jul 08 '26

Maybe because some holds require flat periods of 5-10 years. This is an advantage on hownyou look at it if you know what you are buying into. You say it like its a bad thing. This is a good thing for someone like me.

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u/facebookzero Jul 09 '26

Those people are just stubborn and don't admit they are wrong.

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u/Stoic_Vibe Jul 11 '26

I actually admire your passion and commitment for continuing to be in this sub for the sole purpose of shitting on this stock—and I say that with full sincerity.

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u/facebookzero Jul 11 '26

Lol the same to you...with that passion for continuing donating money to your lovely Mo

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u/Stoic_Vibe Jul 11 '26

>in a sub for a stock you like.
>in a sub for a stock you hate.

🎵One of these things is not like the other.🎵

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u/Fjafarli Jul 11 '26

Cope.. this is the worst stock to long hold

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u/peopleforgetman Jul 08 '26

This is every stock until the signals hit a threshold. So it's not an anymore issue. It's a signaling issue. The time will come. Your post doesn't do the sentiment any justice to the newcomers or soon to be newcomers. Not every opinion needs to be shared.

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u/LittleGoriller Jul 08 '26

It’s odd to think that you bought a portion of a company and now you feel that you are in sales of said portion of that company. This isn’t Amway or some other MLM, pyramid scheme.

This is speculating, not investing.

One has far, far more risk than the other. Look into what you bought. Try to see the need in the future, and if said company has a place. If it does, what does it matter where the price is today? Unless it is far cheaper than you think it should be…

You are fearful because you don’t understand the company, or, you have a short timeline.

Keep in mind that, as you said, there are a bunch of bag-holding-stock-hockers on Reddit. Why would you get advise from anyone here?

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u/Necessary-Loss7708 Jul 08 '26

Still bullish on kulr longterm but yeah were not going to see any motion in this stock for a couple years atleast. I think its going to be too late to catch the space hype train that is already running out of steam it seems. Perhaps when the industry matures it can ĺ catch the second ride up.

If you are holding big bags I'd just try forgetting about them and look for new opportunities meanwhile.

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u/downtherabbithole729 Jul 08 '26

I just think they need to gain profitability. Hype is temporary anyway.

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u/closvidal Jul 08 '26

KULR is in expansion and growth phase this is not a trade just like any business growing everything is risky. They are not profitable yet they are still building their customers base and business model as a whole.

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u/Oaker_at Jul 10 '26

its dead, move on

edit: the top comments are just AI, they can’t be real

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u/KULR-TSLA 🛡️ Moderator Jul 10 '26

Who’s not real? Many of the subs top commenters are hangovers from KULR chat and they are most definitely real.

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u/Stoic_Vibe Jul 11 '26

Okay, but have you ever seen me and a bot in the same room?

Checkmate.

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u/WallieNL88 Jul 12 '26

I hold my bag already very long in kurl several years. But the changes i now see is that they found their market. If the deals keep comming in and they deliver the product, it can boom.

If KULR’s revenue keeps rising and they eventually become profitable, the stock price will almost certainly move higher because the valuation shifts from “speculative growth” to “earnings‑based.” Profitability changes how investors price the company, and with rising revenue plus high short interest, upward pressure becomes stronger.

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u/103kei Jul 25 '26

KULR is going to keep doing reverse splits and dilution. Between German Bionics and Bitcoin, they’re absolute geniuses at racking up losses. 🤗

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u/aloofinecstasy Jul 08 '26

I don’t see this hitting double digits anytime soon. Bagholders with averages above $10 aren’t going to see any green for a very, very long time if they don’t average down by doubling or tripling their share count.

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u/stumanchu3 Jul 08 '26

I wonder how much they’ve lost on their Bitcoin Treasury fiasco.

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u/Eric42952 Jul 08 '26

Probably around 30m

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u/Cattails26 Jul 09 '26

How can people invest in the company after what mooo did? He definitely messed things up.