Hey, mooers!
$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ released the Q2 FY25 results on August 28 after the bell. The overall data is strong and still hit a new record high. However, the Q3 revenue guidance fell short of the highest optimistic expectations, which triggered a huge after-hours shock in the stock market and ultimately regrettable to the end of the day with the decline of more than 6%.
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$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ im going to sell and look for a pullback to get back in

$PayPal (PYPL.US)$ where is this going? is it the beginning of a new Nokia? or is there any hope left? Seems apple is trying to get it all.

$PayPal (PYPL.US)$ Buy , sell or hold . Bought at $200 looking at the trend unlikely going back to that value. Should I sell?

$SIA (C6L.SG)$ $UOB Kay Hian (U10.SG)$
This is compared to UOB Kay Hian’s FY2023 full-year net profit projection of $1.35 billion, or $487 million if the impact of a substantial fuel hedge gain of an estimated $860 million is excluded.
“We believe the street might have underestimated the power of SIA’s operating leverage.” Chen says.
SIA’s near-term recovery momentum is strong, with the c...

$Pinterest (PINS.US)$ $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$ $PayPal (PYPL.US)$
I think Pinterest has potential to be a sleeper giant. They aren’t social media but rather a search engine like google where ads are for what YOU actually want. They aren’t impacted by apple iOS ad policy update. They’re in the beginning stages of learning how to monetize their users. Solid companies like Microsoft and PayPal have done some legit investigations into acquiring them so they know the potential for what they can become. They’re very beaten up currently but I think they’ll balance out soon and go back up once WS understands their financials better.

If you don't have that kind of feeling, it just means two things, (1) you buy stocks just to develop some conversations with peers to make you look like “in the know”, (2) YOU JUST DIDN'T BUY BIG ENOUGH! Seriously, all seasoned investors (I mean both amateur or professional) all should have encountered this before. Why I didn't sell earlier (to cut losses) or later (could have profited more)? We are all governed by emotions. If we are on the high, we will just wait out to the maximum and then sell to probably get to scrap the top of the cream. If I just lost $10K, and I need this money to pay for my rental in the coming week, I profit $300 and I would scamper away.
Needless to say, most of us would have fallen for the TESLA trap and now the NVIDIA one. When they were $800 and $190 just few months ago respectively, I had scampered away after $40-$50 profit each share. Who would not then? If you didn't, then you are probably the two categories I mentioned above. It pained me so much each time during the pre-market to see “ TSLA and NVDA rose by 6-10%” each time because I DON'T HAVE A SINGLE SHARE IN IT BUT I DID PREVIOUSLY!
So I can only comfort myself that I still have some MICRON and IBM elsewhere pending to shoot to the moon!
Investment is like this. You lost some here; you better wake up your idea to earn more somewhere else. Nett Nett you are still be in positive position. Else, it is a really a painful experience and encounter. Especially when Xmas is coming, you are supposed to have money to buy Xmas gift but stuck in some paper loss in Paypal and Moderna etc… sobz…
“Can you kids hold on for another year first to get your Xmas gift when Paypal and Moderna recover? You will get 2 gifts then. Sorry!”
Play within your means. That is how I consoled myself. Lose, never mind, just don't lose your mind and spirit. Miss the boat, try the other boat beside it!
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