Yes, it is relatively very small. I won't disclose any exact numbers, but lets just say the total value of ALL my stocks right now are in the mid-high four figures. I have already got huge cash gains from the AI boom (sold), but I haven't decided what new stocks to put that new-founded money in yet. Therefore, this >40 percent number is inflated in the short term and will decrease once I figure out where to put my gains. If I were to put all that money into other stocks now, my portfolio excluding cash would have around 15-20 percent Lucid (yes, still a kind of high number.. but I just don't see it going down from this point. My cost basis sitting at about 3 dollars makes my risk/reward ratio relatively low, and I'm convinced this will pan out in the long term. I'm also thinking of it this way.. if I put in a good chunk of my money in Lucid, then I have huge potential to turn that into a meaningful amount for my college fund and post-college ventures. With a higher percentage of other stocks, although it is safer and I will still make money, there is little chance that it blossoms into a "meaningful" amount in the grand scheme, if that makes sense).