[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Albert Alan [@_AlbertAlan](/creator/twitter/_AlbertAlan) on x 2892 followers Created: 2025-07-20 22:32:54 UTC Dear $CLOV Investors, Let’s take a moment to learn from a textbook example of dumb money thinking not to ridicule, but to sharpen our edge and avoid the pitfalls that separate speculators from long-term winners. A recent critic of CLOV claimed the stock has been “languishing in the $2–3 range for what feels like an eternity.” That statement alone exposes an emotionally-driven lens rather than one rooted in facts. Let’s be clear: from April 19, 2024 to July 17, 2025, CLOV is up 376.6%, rising from $XXXX to $XXXX. That’s in just XX months. This isn't languishing it’s a full-scale turnaround story in motion, backed by Clover achieving positive free cash flow on a fiscal year basis for the first time ever and approaching GAAP profitability. These are the milestones that smart capital pays attention to. But it gets even more reckless. This same individual goes on to proudly state that he's “confidently going all-in with [his] entire net worth on $OPEN,” a company that as of the latest financials remains negative on free cash flow, negative on net income, and negative on operational cash flow. That’s not confidence; that’s financial self-immolation. This is the kind of emotional gambling Wall Street loves to take the other side of. It’s the “get rich quick” mindset wrapped in Reddit jargon, dressed up as conviction. We, as informed investors, need to recognize this behavior for what it is: noise. These are the same people who dismiss measured growth as “boring” while chasing stocks with no regard for capital preservation or fundamentals. Wall Street doesn’t reward those who yell the loudest or go “all-in” it rewards those who position early, endure volatility, and understand the difference between narrative and numbers. Stay focused. Stay data-driven. Let them bet the farm we’ll own the land.  XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [has been](/topic/has-been) [longterm](/topic/longterm) [money](/topic/money) [$clov](/topic/$clov) [Post Link](https://x.com/_AlbertAlan/status/1947062185877999644)
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Albert Alan @_AlbertAlan on x 2892 followers
Created: 2025-07-20 22:32:54 UTC
Dear $CLOV Investors,
Let’s take a moment to learn from a textbook example of dumb money thinking not to ridicule, but to sharpen our edge and avoid the pitfalls that separate speculators from long-term winners.
A recent critic of CLOV claimed the stock has been “languishing in the $2–3 range for what feels like an eternity.” That statement alone exposes an emotionally-driven lens rather than one rooted in facts. Let’s be clear: from April 19, 2024 to July 17, 2025, CLOV is up 376.6%, rising from $XXXX to $XXXX. That’s in just XX months. This isn't languishing it’s a full-scale turnaround story in motion, backed by Clover achieving positive free cash flow on a fiscal year basis for the first time ever and approaching GAAP profitability. These are the milestones that smart capital pays attention to.
But it gets even more reckless. This same individual goes on to proudly state that he's “confidently going all-in with [his] entire net worth on $OPEN,” a company that as of the latest financials remains negative on free cash flow, negative on net income, and negative on operational cash flow. That’s not confidence; that’s financial self-immolation. This is the kind of emotional gambling Wall Street loves to take the other side of. It’s the “get rich quick” mindset wrapped in Reddit jargon, dressed up as conviction.
We, as informed investors, need to recognize this behavior for what it is: noise. These are the same people who dismiss measured growth as “boring” while chasing stocks with no regard for capital preservation or fundamentals. Wall Street doesn’t reward those who yell the loudest or go “all-in” it rewards those who position early, endure volatility, and understand the difference between narrative and numbers.
Stay focused. Stay data-driven. Let them bet the farm we’ll own the land.
XXXXX engagements
