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Those who sell, understand why institutions are buying

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I don't feel like the one that sells it. memo

$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$
Why are you going up?

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If nothing stays this way, it's likely to take about 2 months to get back to around $140

$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$ Yo, lower the profit margin?

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Some people will make a profit at the end of the market, so let's buy those who prepare at that decline

$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$ this! 140 is the development we are aiming for! there aren't any! different? From morning, I was so excited that coffee ☕️ overflowed. If you are good at technology, please give me some advice. I don't mind the predictions. I'm an amateur based on technical analysis.

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I got rid of what I bought at exactly 0:00
The result is yes, as you can see... it's really cursed
It's only a 5 minute difference
I can't read this transcendental vertical rise from the chart
it's my fault, isn't it? lol lol lol
Thinking that it will plateau at 122.5 and bounce back
I wonder if that means an amateur is naked???
By the way, if you follow your own anomaly, the first
When they disposed of it with a 122.5 attack, they said it was a vertical raise there
I think (^_^;)

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The reason I don't like split investing is that it makes it easier for new entrants to the market. If locusts fall quickly, they sell, so it's easier for stock prices to drop drastically. That's because the total market value doesn't change even if you invest in installments. It just makes it easier to buy. NVIDIA is popular and the number of idiots increases, and when institutions sell short and stocks drop slightly, they sell unexpectedly, then they sell with further general investors, and stock prices drop drastically. Only people who bought it from a long time ago and endured the 2018 and 2020 crashes can see the heights.

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Very large sales are certainly bad. However, it was right after the market started, and there is no better bullet for today. Ultimately, I think small investors are the only ones in control of the casting boat. The real battle is yet to come. There are some concerns about supply and demand, but there is absolutely no problem with the most important performance. The media only takes up the negative side (how is the lower price) and hardly touches on the positive side (the upper price). Those who can make sober decisions (not sell right away) will be the real winners.