$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ Did stocks rise every day or did they ris...
$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ Did stocks rise every day or did they rise so much in January-March, don't give him a break. This kind of pullback is good, isn't it the kind where a weak pullback fell 30-50%? If you can't stand the pullback, take a break and buy it back, otherwise you won't be able to withstand the risk of a pullback every day
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103279849 : Right, many people don't understand what a collapse is
The Bunny Trader : Maybe the fact that we have been ranging from 860 to 974 these few weeks after the 5% crash is just a huge bullish flag, or could also be a period where price is sort of confirming where its at, as well as giving retailers some chance to buy before it breaks past 950 and up again. I'd say growth is not stopping for this stock, its just slowing down and allowing itself to cool off abit.
日交易 OP 103279849 : Many people think that stocks are rising every day. If they rise every day and no one comes out to work, they can buy stocks
The Bunny Trader : I'd say 893 is the bottom for today, long wicks rejecting at 893 thrice already on the 5 minute.
日交易 OP The Bunny Trader : You're right, but this kind of pullback usually takes a long time and patience is definitely not a problem. The previous 400-500 adjustment also broke through for about 2 months and went up to 900
Clszk : Most of them are newcomers and have not experienced a correction during the pandemic. That's a sense of hopelessness
日交易 OP Clszk : The kind of crisis during the pandemic that doesn't count as a pullback can almost be considered a financial crisis has basically fallen by 70-80%![undefined [undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36)
Generally, pullbacks reach new highs after falling 30-50%. A strong pullback means that the best pullback is the best pullback if it doesn't fall much