$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ hahhaa can have a look on other stocks, w...
$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ hahhaa can have a look on other stocks, when the stock overbought and too hot in market, means we need to have some awareness already. Big shark normally will push all the way and sell at peak. This is the theory. So I sold at range 129-132.
when buy at dip but the stock continue dip more, then people forever stay at high price and start ask how and what to do. Then senario becomes wanna be long term investors.
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Ultratech : you're usually better off just holding
DRChukwu : I am playing the long game with#Nvidia Why? #Nvidia purposely strategically did a 10 to 1 stock split from a share cost of $1200 to the current $126 and therefore I think they can go up past $500 and possibly return to $1200 a share, again! … as long as nothing drastically change in the company plus historically the data help make this a strong possibility too! ;-)
Ultratech DRChukwu : I think it doesn't matter but having more shares at lower price usually should be better gains if you're rebuking again at a higher price then you had it before you're only hurting yourself if planning on eventually holding long. or you can look back when it's higher experience fomo and chase it taking loss everytime you sell out of fear
104237531 : You said it really well, thank you. When we want to buy it, we should wait for an opportunity to buy it; now it's time for a pullback. Don't buy at a high place now, don't use your own money to buy in a small space that's not economical.
Space Dust : playing the " long game" is loser speak for not being able to spot trends.
Space Dust : long game . why have a trading app? just have them mail you a certificate. put it in a drawer..
Space Dust : aka.. POOR RISK MANAGEMENT. it's a term .
GalvanisedSqSteel : Agreed. I too observed the price being artificially inflated last week and decided to cash out at 133. Although the price continued to inflate to an ath at 140, I couldn’t spot any bullish trends and decided not to buy in to the hype. I totally did not expect the total bloodbath that was yesterday sending the price all the way down to 125, and had I bought back in to the hype, I would’ve very likely lost all my profits. The stock market is inherently a very risky place
Ultratech Space Dust : ppl long on nvidia for years would think what you just said isn't very true