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NVIDIA's stock fluctuated after earnings: Up or down next?
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ON is really disappointing.

Originally, I held a small position in ON, but today it performed very poorly. Despite opening with a gap down, it was still above the 5-day moving average. However, during the trading day, it fell like jumping off a building, breaking through all the moving averages. It's really a tragedy.
Fortunately, my position was not large. My move: I switched everything to NVDA. $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
It's not that I particularly like NVDA. But among all the chip stocks, I really can't find any better fundamentals than NVDA. For example, $ASML Holding (ASML.US)$ and the like are indeed good, but they are also following the lead of NVDA. So, I will continue to bet on NVDA.
When switching from on to nvda, I simply shifted positions without adding, without consuming cash, and without any leverage. Apart from the regular monthly investment in large cap in a semi-automatic rsp manner planned, I currently have no plans to add individual stocks. My current large cap semi-automatic rsp method: when the market falls by 1.5% for the first time in the month, I buy once; when the market accumulates a 5% decline in the month, I add another investment; when the market accumulates a 10% decline in the month, I add another investment. A maximum of three transactions per month. If none of the above happens, I will buy on the last trading day of the month. This strategy has just started to be implemented, let's see how it performs in the future.
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