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Investment Management Lesson 1O1 on buying the dip into Nvidia, Qualcomm, TSMCI, chips etc

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Jessica Amir joined discussion · 8 hours ago
Investment management lesson time. Loftus Peak's actively managed ETF $LPGD hit $1 billion in funds under management and I was invited to a celebration for it. But I thought I'd share my takeaways with you.
The ETF was an early buyer of Nvidia $NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$, Qualcomm $Qualcomm(QCOM.US)$ Taiwan Semiconductor $Taiwan Semiconductor(TSM.US)$. It also “bought the dip” when their shares fell about ~15% in April. See below.
Investment Management Lesson 1O1 on buying the dip into Nvidia, Qualcomm, TSMCI, chips etc
And now many Semiconductor names shares are down about 14% in July. So, guess what investment managers will do now? They'll probably buy the dip. Some of those stocks are down more than that, such as Nvidia down 20% from its highs, so too is Qualcomm.
Below is the ETF SOXX $iShares Semiconductor ETF(SOXX.US)$ that is also worth a look.
Investment Management Lesson 1O1 on buying the dip into Nvidia, Qualcomm, TSMCI, chips etc
Investment Management Lesson 1O1 on buying the dip into Nvidia, Qualcomm, TSMCI, chips etc
Investment Management Lesson 1O1 on buying the dip into Nvidia, Qualcomm, TSMCI, chips etc
If stock picking is not for you, then have a look at Loftus Peak Active ETF, which you could consider maybe as a long term position. In five years its gone up 61%.
Investment Management Lesson 1O1 on buying the dip into Nvidia, Qualcomm, TSMCI, chips etc
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