$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ I mean, the person who sold it is Don Mai...

yurisa0309 : It's an outcome theory. You'd better not make fun of the person who sold it, you.

ゴールドロジャー yurisa0309 : Adjusting positions by making partial profit is natural as risk hedging, isn't it?
NVIDIA is unusual, and they don't know the horror of the market price; this person probably has a short investment history.

hirotaka10909 OP yurisa0309 : I'm sorry if I have trouble with my temper. But I don't like the term outcome theory. That's where growth stops

hirotaka10909 OP ゴールドロジャー : That's true, but I'm not saying that you shouldn't do or do some profit

yurisa0309 hirotaka10909 OP : What was right and wrong is the time frame that determined it and the person's subjectivity. Whether or not they sold too fast isn't a story you generally say publicly
It's OK to say to yourself that you sold it too fast

pollinosis : I'm making a profit when my position has expanded too much at NVIDIA, compared EPS growth forecasts, and reinvested in stocks that I think will outperform in the future. Does 10909 know any brands other than NVIDIA?

ゴールドロジャー hirotaka10909 OP : If you have accepted partial profit margins, then why do you use the term donmai when selling? It's so incoherent that I don't understand it.
No one can predict the market price. Consequential theory... will growth stop? I don't understand the meaning. The market price is a random walk, so past statistics probably don't make sense, but that's why positions are reduced by risk hedging.

ジョージBOT : I sold it before the NVIDIA split and bought Broadcom and SMCl and that was the correct answer!!