Retweet order: Many people asked me on WeChat this weekend if NVDA is running 125 now. Will it fall below 100 after the performance. In fact, I've been mentoring everyone at Nvda for the past few weeks. There is very little chance of falling below 100 again before the results. After the results, it fell below 100 by about 54 percent. But the long term broke through the 137-140 position by about 82 percent. If you play Nvda for a long time, then don't run; buy it when it falls, try to lower the price in the short term, then wait for a new high before running. Many times I run away and can't buy it back. So 54 percent falling below 100 doesn't mean you have to run right away. I've always reminded everyone that you need two accounts, a trading account, and a retirement account. My own pension already has many technology indices, qqq, and already includes a lot of long-term Nvda lines, so my trading account is mainly flexible and keeps 75 percent cash. Pensions will take more than 20 years to stay at retirement age, so these won't be sold. Therefore, everyone should clearly distinguish between long-term and short-term accounts and investment ideas. If you buy good stocks with a long-term account, you don't need to run; leave until you have reached your full potential. NVDA should have another year or two to watch. Every short-term drop below 100 is a buy-in phase. I didn't have to run for my life until a year or two later. Nvda should fall below 40 in two years. It's like Tsla from 400 to...