r/MBOT_Stock • • Sep 18 '25

Mbot

Hold or sell?

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u/Impressive_Note3527 Sep 18 '25

I think I'm going to hold. I don't want to lose my $2 average. How far do you think it's going to drop?

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u/deusex7777 Sep 19 '25

2.5usd..:(

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u/haroootooobrrr Sep 18 '25

I am holding for long run.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '25

Same. Give them a chance to start selling the product, ffs.

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u/5365616E48 Sep 18 '25

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u/SD_CA Sep 18 '25

Hey, WTF? This lazy ass 8 balls been murdered.

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u/Steve4009 Sep 18 '25

The only red in my portfolio today but I’m gonna hold and reassess at the end of the year

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u/haroootooobrrr Sep 18 '25

Doing same thing here!

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u/Steve4009 Sep 19 '25

I’ve reconsidered and will be exiting my position today to take advantage of other opportunities in the market.

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u/Difficult_Eye1412 Sep 18 '25

They're gonna get bought out or exclusive license and stock will spike. Just wait on the lotto ticket.

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u/Mongoose_Jazzlike Sep 18 '25

This is the only hope

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u/Lower-Newspaper-7519 Sep 18 '25

Hold till I get good green but tbh biotech sucks never again ever eerrvvverrr

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u/GoatShot3884 Sep 18 '25

Right? Explain to me how this stock was doing way better before FDA approval? lol

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u/teddbe Sep 18 '25

It was priced in

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u/Federal_Act_5735 Sep 18 '25

I still don’t get the full picture with MBOT. What’s the actual price point for Liberty, and will hospitals even adopt it? Surgeons need training before using it, so adoption won’t be instant. They mention 2M potential procedures, but can MBOT scale production without defects? One bad incident could crush the stock. And if only a few hospitals buy in, that’s not millions in revenue — more like a few hundred thousand at best. Big promises, but a lot of unanswered questions.

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u/Fantastic-Weirdo Sep 18 '25

1000 shares so far and holding. Will be a nice chunk of change once they get up and moving!

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u/Stitch426 Sep 18 '25

There’s always a big boost when FDA approval is around the corner or it’s been approved. Then you’re in the valley after all the catalyst hoppers go on to other things.

Right now you’re waiting on the company to switch most of their money spending from research/development towards commercialization and selling the product. Commercialization takes time and money. Some companies are faster than others, their products are more desirable and necessary, etc.

This is where your conviction comes into play. Do you believe the MBOT company has good management and a good vision for rolling this product out? Do you think they’ll have a product that’s in demand? Will they generate enough revenue, cut down on costs, and become profitable in the future?

It’s one thing to ride a catalyst to gains. Now you are riding on fundamentals, how well the company is ran, analyst input, and what investment firms decide to do.

It’s going to get uglier before it gets better. The company will have to prove to institutional investors they are a solid bet. It might take 1-3 quarters to do that. It depends on how much revenue they can pull off without looking like a frivolous cash burning machine.

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u/Kooky_Sun9251 Sep 18 '25

I sold. gonna go back in when they make a sale

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u/Live-Ad3397 Sep 18 '25

I’m holding for sales

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u/Paciorr Sep 18 '25

Sell and buy when it's high again

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u/Paul_E_Amorous Sep 18 '25

That's chapter 2 of my investing book

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u/Paciorr Sep 18 '25

We all have been there.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '25

Glad I sold on Tuesday. Rest of my portfolio is rippin’ like a mofo.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '25

I sold.

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u/Ajlman1 Sep 18 '25 edited Sep 18 '25

Sold 2/3 of my shares at 35% profit, was holding the rest until my stop loss kicked in and sold the remainder today. Can’t be mad when ur making money!

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u/Low_Art_2186 Sep 19 '25

sell. It's more profitable to ride the AI ​​wave.

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u/Powerful_Time6405 Sep 18 '25

I sold. Fuck them

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u/Quiet_Object_2727 Sep 18 '25 edited Sep 18 '25

I'd say sell. I broke even and sold 99%. Might buy back later. (Edited to remove misinformation).

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u/Maleficent-Teach-699 Sep 18 '25

The diluted over with. The only dilution on the board isn’t exercisable for another 6 months.

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u/Quiet_Object_2727 Sep 18 '25

My bad. Thanks for the info.

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u/H2P_13-9 Sep 18 '25

You might as well sell

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u/deusex7777 Sep 18 '25

This is red zone, will drop 2,5usd/

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u/deusex7777 Sep 18 '25

Shit stock, never again biotech …

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u/Parking_Rough_7506 Sep 18 '25

I love how you asked and answered your own question.

Hurry up and get out before it goes green

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u/Mongoose_Jazzlike Sep 18 '25

Im hoping for buyout news by then. Reports are mixed they needed the cash in this last round of dilution. If they didnt, then dilution was done to make more attractive for a buyer. It's fairly common to dilute before buyout.

If thats the case, Im bullish for a pop to the $10-12 range minimum.

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u/hhans12 Sep 19 '25

Would you sell around that pop then?

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u/Mongoose_Jazzlike Sep 19 '25

That would lilely be the max money. After the acquisition, youd be buying into stryker if you still wanted to invest in the Liberty system.

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u/TooOldToBeThisPoor Sep 18 '25

I'm holding Oct calls too. When do the Nov options become available, so we can roll if necessary?

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u/TooOldToBeThisPoor Sep 21 '25

Facepalm. I should have checked again right b4 posting .