You are taking the **Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)** exam. Please identify which behavioral biases the poster shows in their “Micron $175 call” DD: * **Conservatism** – refusing to update the thesis even when new earnings guidance contradicts it. * **Confirmation** – only citing tweets and bullish posts that say “MU to the moon,” ignoring analysts’ reports. * **Representativeness** – assuming Micron will moon just because another chip stock did once. * **Illusion of control** – acting like their call option somehow influences Micron’s share price. * **Hindsight** – claiming “it was obvious” Micron would rally after the fact. * **Anchoring & adjustment** – stuck on the $175 strike as if it magically reflects fair value. * **Mental accounting** – treating option premium like casino money, not real cash. * **Framing** – presenting losses as “cheap lottery tickets” instead of bad trades. * **Availability** – overweighting that one time Micron spiked, as if it’s the baseline outcome. And the emotional biases: * **Loss aversion** – refusing to sell the option because “it’s not a loss until you close.” * **Overconfidence** – believing their DD is sharper than every semiconductor analyst on Wall Street. * **Self-control** – or rather, the lack of it, buying weekly YOLO calls instead of long-term positions. * **Status quo** – holding the calls to expiry just because doing nothing feels easier. * **Endowment** – valuing their MU call far more than any other ticker’s option. * **Regret aversion** – the whole trade is just “I don’t want to miss the next NVDA-style rally.”

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These feel like rounding errors of a rounding error 

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Be a GOOD regard and YOLO it all into GOOD calls brother 😉

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The RSI is only that low if you include the Covid-era chart, a time when tele-health was booming. 97% decline - from covid levels. Then the picture at the bottom says it’s an overview of betterhelp.com so idk how that’s even relevant.

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I find remembrances of a stock operator to be good pretty good primer, to recommend to anyone asking for tips...does a good job of getting primary point across to anyone considering jumping into the pool...especially as far as doing your own research and not asking for tips is concerned. 100 years old and it still applies pretty cleanly to markets today, "but the markets are more regulated now"-my ass...

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Thought I was in r/globaloffensive for a second

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UI is pretty good on Tasty Trade even from a app

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**The market isn't efficient - it's emotional.** And right now, it's having a panic attack about TDOC while the actual business quietly improves. 1. **RSI at 26 (extreme oversold) after 97% decline means violent mean reversion coming - stocks don't stay this beaten forever.** 2.Integrated Care segment (62% of revenue) growing at 3% with 102M members and expanding margins while market ignores it completely. 3.BetterHelp Insurance = 10x Market Expansion: Shifting from $400/month cash-pay to insurance model unlocks 100M+ covered lives and transforms struggling segment into goldmine. 4.**Trading at 0.68x sales with $1.2B cash vs $1.6B debt while profitable peers trade at 3-8x sales - market pricing in bankruptcy that won't happen.** Peer Comparison Shows Absurdity. https://preview.redd.it/nwisd8rxqdqf1.png?width=597&format=png&auto=webp&s=eb106f962ba2b72ca7d5ec9da3442c71e32aec0c 5. **AI Integration:** 102M patient interactions create unbeatable AI training dataset worth $50-100B in AI healthcare market, currently valued at ZERO. \---- Buying, * The **#1 global telehealth platform**. For **0.68x revenue** (peers at 3-8x). With **$1.2B cash** on the balance sheet. Owning **102M patient relationships**. Positioned for **$500B AI healthcare market**. At **RSI 26** (extreme oversold). \[ Do your own DD. No one can predict the move of any stock.\]

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Why do you have so many brokerage accounts? I used to have more but rolled everything over to RH for the lack of fees and convenience. IRA match of 3% on contributions is pretty good at RH, you should consider a rollover.

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I did when it was under $10. So this recent trend up with buyout talks is a welcome surprise.

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