$Tenon Medical (TNON.US)$ replying to Tripp0319's message "D...

I was not going to reply to your message because I have more important things to do every day, and I do not reply to such rude and ignorant messages.

When you say selling NVDA and using the money to buy cheap stocks is a stiupid idea, it shows that you know too little about stock trading, and you do not understand that everyone's situation is different. Your information can mislead people and potentially cause them to lose money. Because stocks are like gambling, you only have about a 20% chance of winning, as we can see 20% chance stocks rise and 80% chance stocks fall, which is why people lost more money than they won. Even experienced traders still said they won 6 times and lost 4 times. A new or inexperienced trader would have lost approximately 8 or 9 times and won 1 or 2 times. Simply put, even NVDA often falls, and once you do not sell at a good price, you lose the chance to make money and you lose money in the end. e.g., two days ago, NVDA rose to $120, if you did not sell, and one day later it fell to $117, you lost money. If you sold at $120, and when it falls to 117, you buy again and if it rises, you make money again.

A lot of people lost a lot of money because they didn't sell the stock when the price went up, they wanted to wait for a higher price, and then the stock dropped to 100 % a few times, WTO is a good example, see this stock for yourself.

For someone who doesn't have enough money to trade it is really not a good idea to keep NVDA when it rises and have to sell when it declines because you worry that it would fall more, and if you don't sell it you can't use the money to buy an increasing stock.

In addiction, next time when you communicate with someone, please use the word "not so good" instead of 'dump’’, and always say‘I think...’ e.g., I think it's not so good idea to sell NVDA and use the money to buy cheap stocks. but please do not give others advice like this!