Why You Should Buy HIMS STOCK (Hims & Hers Health Inc Stock) HIMS stock prediction, HIMS stock 2025

Ajouté : 2026-05-09

[00:00:07]Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to a Hims video. I don't know if you see the pattern, but I see a bullish falling wedge here.

[00:00:17]A bullish falling wedge on Hims and Hers.

[00:00:21]As you can see here, it's getting towards the end of the pattern.

[00:00:25]And we would expect a breakout and a move back to 29 to 31 is what I would predict here based on historical pattern. So, very bullish looking here.

[00:00:38]It's going to depend entirely on how the market is going to move. We do have to worry about the market deciding to tank and then drag everything else down with it. So far, it is holding on. If this does break down and does not play out the pattern, we would expect it to come down to low 20s, which is a That's what I'm waiting for. I'm waiting for that low 20s cuz right now we're just stuck here between 20 and 30, which is fine by me. Fantastic.

[00:01:07]Cool. Let it bounce around between 20 and 30. Very volatile range. Reminds me of APLD.

[00:01:12]So, I don't think Let me see.

[00:01:16]We do have a trend line support as well.

[00:01:18]Let me zoom out. Yeah.

[00:01:21]So, it's like I said, it's very volatile, right? It makes a huge move from 13 to 27, pulls back from 27 to 19, finds support at the trend line, bounces from 20 from 17 from 19 to 31, and you know, pulls back. So, if it's going to come down to the trend line support, we would expect it to come back down again to low 20s around there, and then buy a show up. It's kind of all lining up. And we do have, of course, this bullish falling wedge short-term. If it does play out, we'll see some move. But, it is concerning to me that we have earnings coming up. I believe we have earnings coming up, no?

[00:01:59]May 11th. Yeah, that is concerning cuz that is on Monday. So, Mhm. Ah, I hate when this happens. I hate when this happens. I hate when when there's a pattern, a bullish pattern on a stock, but then it has like earnings around the same time. This is This is not going to break out today.

[00:02:21]What's going to happen is this thing is going It's not going to break out.

[00:02:24]It's just going to tease it, and then on Monday we're going to get the real move.

[00:02:28]So, either we're going to have pump or we're going to dump out of this pattern.

[00:02:31]If it dumps, buy the dip unless they announce something on earnings that's absolutely terrible.

[00:02:36]Um there's been some stocks that have good earnings and they drop anyways. So, you know, I just keep that in mind. If it does drop, doesn't mean it's the end of the world. It could just be a dip buying opportunity. If it pumps on earnings, fantastic.

[00:02:49]That's about it. I don't know if you want to chase that. I wouldn't I don't care if about missing out. That doesn't exist in me anymore. No, I'm going to miss out. I don't give a There's way too many stocks in There's a whole list on the left-hand side here. Plenty of plays out there. We're in a bull run, right? Things are aren't going to go straight up. As you can see, we're going to go up and then come back down quite a bit, then go up, and then come back down quite a bit. Rinse and repeat, rinse and repeat. But overall, the trend is intact. It continues to create higher highs, higher lows. And if it's going to get into a steeper steeper trend, we would maybe get a bounce here and go higher and eventually go to 40, 50, etc. That would be what would be expected of a stock that's in a bull run. So, nothing to be concerned about. Any of these pullbacks are nothing more than opportunity. I mean, look at this. It's looks like the same rinse and repeat pattern of last time.

[00:03:37]Right? Went higher to 16, pulled back to 11. Then from 11, it went to 25, pulled all the way back to 13. Went from 13 to 34, then pulled back from 34 to 24, and that's just uh then it topped out at 72, and then it just kind of went nowhere and tanked. So it's just looking like a rinse and repeat of the past, right? In a bull run, what does it do? It just slowly goes higher with very volatile uh pops and dumps. So it's literally I don't know if you see it, but it's the same rinse and repeat. Same rinse and repeat. So we would expect this to go higher over the long term. You can dollar cost average into it if you don't want to think about it too much and try and time it, or you can wait to see if it comes down to 20s or just again, just dollar cost There. Dollar cost average is easiest in in a bull market cuz you don't got to you know it's going to go higher, you have the confidence, you see the pattern. Yeah, it's a bull market. It's just the opposite of the bear market where everything kept crashing.

[00:04:32]So everything's just going to keep going up. It's easy money, everyone's a genius, and dollar cost averaging just means you don't got to worry about timing anything. You just buy, you don't care about timing it, and your average is going to be okay.

[00:04:44]Uh but timing it obviously is better in terms of getting the opportunity to buy cheaper with a big position and then if it goes up you make more, but obviously that comes with the downside of if it does not come down to low 20s and it runs, uh you end up making nothing. Whereas the guy dollar cost averaging, he makes money regardless. So uh that's kind of the the pros and cons. This is why I tell people, especially beginners, if you're a beginner, if you don't know how to time things, if you don't want to care about timing it, just make it easy for yourself and just buy. Right? If you've been in a bull run, especially the last one, you remember everything just kept going up. It was beautiful, everything everyone was making money, everyone's a genius. I mean, think about what I'm saying right now. Right? Let's go back to the previous bull run for Hims.

[00:05:29]Right? Right? Let me just show you something interesting, right? If you bought the top at 17, it came back up for you and then went to 25. And it let's just say you're really stupid. You you sold at 25 for a profit because you bought the top here at at 17, and then for some reason you buy the next day at at 25 and then it goes down to 13, but then it came back up for you and went to a high of 34 and then for some reason you're just so dumb, you're just so goddamn You sold at 34 for a profit and then you you buy back in at 34 again and then it goes down from 34 to 24 and then it runs to a high of 72. So like in a bull market, you could literally buy the top and it always comes back up for you.

[00:06:10]Isn't that interesting? That's why a bull market is easy. You could be the dumbest person in the world who for some reason is really good at timing the tops and you always come out like a bandit with the gold and the silver. So, you know, just something to keep in mind. I might just start dollar cost averaging so I don't have to think about it, but I'll wait until after earnings. That's just a rule of mine. I don't like holding through earnings. I know a guy named Alex Petrovsky. He bought Open stock, held it through earnings and it dumped or something if I recall. So, you know, I don't know why people like buying garbage, but goddamn. But uh yeah, yeah, Hims is now Open. Hims is better than way superior to Open. So, I showed you the patterns. You do what you will with that. That is it for the video and I will see you in the next one.