$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ Is it panic selling by individual investors? Because I panicked and sold on Black Monday and now deeply regret it, I will stay calm even if it drops, and if it falls to the acquisition cost, I will buy more. There is no basis for nvidia to crash.

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There is no problem with leaving it alone without worrying too much. The rival is a monopolistic company that has no equivalent in the world. From abacus to calculator, from calculator to computer, from analog phone to mobile phone, from mobile phone to smartphone, and now it is evolving into AI. This trend cannot be stopped by anyone. And nvidia is dominating that AI, just like intel's era lasted for a while.

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ Oh, I wonder if it was the financial settlement, it's a calm feeling, isn't it? It's not a gambling stock, just watching the growth. Fundamentally, I think it's the transition period for Hopper and Blackwell, the preparation period for EV-related. I look forward to the future.

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You're probably going up anyway, nvidia
It's like this every time

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Despite experiencing temporary fluctuations despite fantastic earnings, Nvidia Corporation's stock price may recover and reach $180-200 by the next earnings.
The AI chip market is expected to have explosive growth, and Nvidia dominates the enterprise/datacenter AI chip market, providing unmatched potential.
Nvidia's profit for the third quarter exceeded expectations with a significant revenue increase, and the guidance continues to suggest strong performance, making the company's stock a suitable buy and hold.
NVDA's risks include potential slowdown in AI infrastructure construction, intensifying competition, geopolitical challenges, etc., but Nvidia's long-term outlook remains robust.
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Goldman Sachs' Toshiya Hari made good questions. The questions were about fixing photo masks, delivery delays, heating issues, and whether products can be released according to the roadmap. I was interested in the point where journalists on the Toyo Keizai Online YouTube channel pointed out whether new products will be introduced according to the roadmap. Although CEO Jensen Fan mentioned that Blackwell is currently in full production and products will be executed according to the roadmap, it's disappointing that there was no mention of issues... (I apologize if I missed it elsewhere). In a situation where issue information can significantly impact stock prices, I feel that minimizing issues as much as possible while releasing new products every year and being able to execute the roadmap is a challenge.

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Selling based on this financial statement shows a lack of literacy on the investor's part. It is disrespectful to the company.

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ Super!! As it is a great financial statement, it all depends on the explanation by the fan CEO ♪🎉📈

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It's the same development as last time. However, the decline is less severe. By going through this process, only the experienced investors will remain eventually.