$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ It's simply unbelievable! The Earnings Reports are good, yet there is a sharp decline! It happens every time.

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ Da Ge has been juggling around 130 for 10 months. As the leading player, such good performance should lead to a rise to 160-180 in the next few months, but it's uncertain how Wall Street's guys think about it.

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ The last time the Bank of Japan raised interest rates was unexpected, so it was considered a black swan event, leading to a crash.
This time the expected rate hike is 0.5%, and the Bank of Japan also raised rates by 0.5% as expected. So how the market interprets it is the key. Is it "as expected" or another "black swan"?
So I will wait and see before making a decision. Personally, I will not be too pessimistic for the time being.

$D-Wave Quantum (QBTS.US)$
👇🏻🤭 Our AI chip guru will spout quantum this year. Dun believe? Read below.
Now Nividia will jump another 100% in March? Well first, all retailers, please buy quantum stocks, much lower entry price 😂😂😂.
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$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ A long black candle filled the gap, but there is no divergence in volume and price, looking unchanged at 170, let me tell you something, yesterday that candle already gave the Target Price.

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$  Fxxker Biden tries to       sabotage everything before he leaves White House.  he and the puppet masters behind him are the enemies of ordinary people. he’s absolutely disaster

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
Honestly, every year, every day, there are a lot of positive and negative news. Whether going long or short, as long as the world still needs Technology to change lives, the Technology industry will be enduring.
Last year, there were also a lot of negative news, such as inflation, employment data, Earnings Reports, etc. Honestly, Institutions just want to profit from short selling price differences, buying Low Stock Price to go long, and it's just a continuous cycle. Where is there so much speculation? Can a company worth hundreds of billions just disappear?