$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
In early March of this year, I started investing in stocks. The first stock I ever bought was NVIDIA at $787 for just one share. At that time, I should have invested all my available funds in NVIDIA, but as a novice investor, I gambled almost all my savings on pharmaceutical emerging stocks and AI small-cap stocks. Sadly, just like the cherry blossoms, I spectacularly failed and lost everything (laughs). I panicked and switched to TSMC, but due to TSMC's financial shock on April 19, I cut my losses on NVIDIA and TSMC (laughs). Then, despite miraculously recovering with the surge in cannabis stocks on April 30, I still managed to lose it all again by trying my luck with various small-cap stocks, Super Micro, and companies like Celsius, almost all of which were at rock-bottom prices. Eventually, in a fit of rage, I gambled with penny stocks, poured all my hard-earned savings of 1.4 million, and at one point, I was down to below 0.5 million, feeling a deep sense of self-loathing. I vowed to never give up, to learn thoroughly, and to survive! That was in August. With a daily profit target of $50 and 20 business days in a month aiming for $1,000, I repeat to myself every day, "Don't be greedy, endure, wait, wait", and somehow...

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
Watching the price movements of NVIDIA while watching the Kouhaku Uta Gassen - how delightful.

$SES AI Corp (SES.US)$ On the last night of this year, what will happen tonight?

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
Apple seems to be getting further away. I am confident that 2025 will be the NVIDIA Year. With significant events starting the new year, Mr. Kawa will surely meet expectations.

$Palladyne AI (PDYN.US)$
Both the top and the bottom are circuit breakers 💔

$Palladyne AI (PDYN.US)$ Oh, we stopped. What happened! Are we going down?

$Palladyne AI (PDYN.US)$
Multiple Circuit Breakers triggered 😂

$Palladyne AI (PDYN.US)$
I saw a circuit breaker for the first time.

$BW LPG (BWLP.US)$
With both financial strength and dividends, I think it's quite a good company, but the lack of attention is actually concerning.
I entered at $14 in a specific account, so there is a feeling of catching the slightly high price, but I want to buy back in NISA and enjoy the dividends. I'm torn between Torm and here.