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mr_cashcow : It depends I guess on why it is attracting attentions, if it is gathering attention for the right reasons then it is a good thing since the stock price most likely will rocket![undefined [undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36)
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102362254 : Market behavior, shaped by factors like hype, impacts stock performance, sometimes causing bubbles or crashes. While analysts like Jim Cramer can raise concerns, blindly following them is risky. Retail investors also influence fluctuations, with emotions driving prices up or down. Herd mentality can lead to overvaluation and panic selling. I am not worried when a stock has too much attention. I will prioritize diligent research and risk management for informed decision-making.
Mynor Garcia 102362254 : My man, beautifully put! Respect![undefined [undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36)
doctorpot1 : When a stock gains significant attention, it tends to experience increased volatility, which can be both beneficial and detrimental for investors.
On the positive side, heightened volatility can offer trading opportunities for those skilled at timing the market, improve liquidity, and contribute to market efficiency by reflecting new information.
However, it also poses risks such as potential losses, emotional decision-making, and higher trading costs.
Therefore, investors need to carefully assess their risk tolerance and employ disciplined strategies to navigate volatile market conditions effectively.
If I already owned the stock, I will be pleased by the increased attention and volatility since it could lead to greater liquidity and potentially higher prices if the market sentiment remains positive.
HuatLady : I am not bothered by a stock getting huge attention. Just because it's in the spotlight doesn't mean I should sell, or for that matter, buy recklessly. What's more important is for me to understand why it's getting attention and make smart decisions. Instead of trusting analysts like Jim Cramer I prefer doing my own research.
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Kakakala12 : At least my NVDA went up quite a bit.
assailed : Don't take a chicken feather.
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HuatEver : Excessive attention on a stock is a double-edged sword and can be risky. Jim Cramer or any analyst will not influence my investment choices. I will stick to my strategy of:-
Regularly investing, picking strong companies.
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Keep some in safe money market fund.
Flying Dolphins : Not really. I invest more for long term rather than short term returns so I believe more on the doing our own research and evaluating the basics for every stock purchase. It is good to know but it shouldn’t be the driver to sell if you believe that you have done the right amount of research and evaluation. However it might be a good insight and opportunity for me to average down my cost if other investors panic sell.
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