It is a common belief that due to Nvidia's strong growth and high performance in the most recent financial results, the company's stock price typically rises by 10% overnight on the next trading day after the announcement, attracting buying interest. In reality, following the quarterly earnings report, the stock price often experiences a more than 10% increase supported by strong financial results.
It was anticipated that this time there would be better-than-expected financial results, leading many investors to increase their shareholdings before the announcement.
Despite the positive quarterly earnings this time, the stock price did not rise on the next trading day as it has in the past.
While I believe there is no need to be overly concerned about the growth, performance, and profitability, it seems that this time, institutions, along with individual investors, increased their buy positions two weeks before the quarterly earnings, resulting in a surge in stock prices before the announcement, followed by profit-taking and subsequent repurchases amidst the sell-buy fluctuations.
On the contrary, could beginner individual investors who felt uneasy, especially institutions, hoping for a temporary crash despite good performance, aiming to buy more at bargain prices when selling stock prices drop in adjustment phase?
I think it's important to hold onto growth stocks without being swayed by fluctuating emotions, and view market downturns as buying opportunities, keeping cash and available funds.

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