$Coherent (COHR.US)$
The financial results were good, and it would be nice to Buy more around this week or next.
The financial results were good, and it would be nice to Buy more around this week or next.
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$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
It has been demonstrated in the morning session that if the market conditions are good, prices will rise.
It has been demonstrated in the morning session that if the market conditions are good, prices will rise.
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There is no need to escape except for a systemic financial crisis.
The Lehman Shock was caused by the securitization of subprime loans, but the credit of mortgage bonds was lost. If one were to escape, BNP Paribas would have been enough to manage that.
Consider it. Tariffs and such are visible risks, and this time the Market Overview is trying to factor in their effects.
How did you feel when Russia invaded Ukraine?
Did you think there might be a crash? But this didn't pose any threat to the financial system.
The USA economy remains strong, and as long as it doesn't lead to a credit contraction, it will continue to be strong regardless of Trump's claims. 💪🏻🇺🇸
The Lehman Shock was caused by the securitization of subprime loans, but the credit of mortgage bonds was lost. If one were to escape, BNP Paribas would have been enough to manage that.
Consider it. Tariffs and such are visible risks, and this time the Market Overview is trying to factor in their effects.
How did you feel when Russia invaded Ukraine?
Did you think there might be a crash? But this didn't pose any threat to the financial system.
The USA economy remains strong, and as long as it doesn't lead to a credit contraction, it will continue to be strong regardless of Trump's claims. 💪🏻🇺🇸
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$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
If looking at a short-term perspective, it is too late to sell.
Those with surplus funds should take their time to divide and consider the Semiconductors regulations.
Those without should hold long-term; the current struggle is the fate of high-volatility stocks.
In short, it is too late to sell now.
If looking at a short-term perspective, it is too late to sell.
Those with surplus funds should take their time to divide and consider the Semiconductors regulations.
Those without should hold long-term; the current struggle is the fate of high-volatility stocks.
In short, it is too late to sell now.
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$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
Ahh, hyo.
At least the Index ETF is in the positive, which is a relief...
I wonder what everyone else is holding it at.
I'm not holding it at a very high position, but since it's doubled, I'm quite anxious.
Ahh, hyo.
At least the Index ETF is in the positive, which is a relief...
I wonder what everyone else is holding it at.
I'm not holding it at a very high position, but since it's doubled, I'm quite anxious.
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I'm holding onto it for real, but it's causing a lot of stress, so it might be better to leave it for a few months without checking it every day, haha.
I'm holding onto it for real, but it's causing a lot of stress, so it might be better to leave it for a few months without checking it every day, haha.
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This is the case for both Stocks and FX, but some can no longer endure unrealized losses.
Some simply want to feel better for that reason.
It is common to see people who turn just unrealized losses into 'actual realized losses.'
However, isn't that problematic as an investment activity?
If NVIDIA is on the brink of bankruptcy or being forced to liquidate due to margin calls, then cutting losses may be unavoidable, but
The current decline of NVIDIA seems to be merely caught up in the overall market crash.
It is not that NVIDIA has lost its future potential.
Stocks can be held indefinitely, so
even if losses need to be cut, it should be acceptable to do so after the market recovers and unrealized losses decrease.
However, if losses are realized just to feel relieved,
then the original purpose of investing to gain profit would be lost.
Furthermore, such people typically end up regretting, saying, "I shouldn't have cut my losses back then," when the market recovers and stock prices rise.
"I shouldn't have cut my losses back then," they will likely regret.
Statistically, the individuals who have passed away gain the most profit from investments.
Investing is not suitable for...
This is the case for both Stocks and FX, but some can no longer endure unrealized losses.
Some simply want to feel better for that reason.
It is common to see people who turn just unrealized losses into 'actual realized losses.'
However, isn't that problematic as an investment activity?
If NVIDIA is on the brink of bankruptcy or being forced to liquidate due to margin calls, then cutting losses may be unavoidable, but
The current decline of NVIDIA seems to be merely caught up in the overall market crash.
It is not that NVIDIA has lost its future potential.
Stocks can be held indefinitely, so
even if losses need to be cut, it should be acceptable to do so after the market recovers and unrealized losses decrease.
However, if losses are realized just to feel relieved,
then the original purpose of investing to gain profit would be lost.
Furthermore, such people typically end up regretting, saying, "I shouldn't have cut my losses back then," when the market recovers and stock prices rise.
"I shouldn't have cut my losses back then," they will likely regret.
Statistically, the individuals who have passed away gain the most profit from investments.
Investing is not suitable for...
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It's very arbitrary, but I just think that around March 21 might be the bottom of the Market Overview.
It's very arbitrary, but I just think that around March 21 might be the bottom of the Market Overview.
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