Jack pc1667 OP MooMoMi : If your Nvidia position accounts for more than 30% of the total account amount, then you don't need to consider adding a position. The more positions you hold more than 30%, the greater the risk and pressure. If you already hold more than 30% of your positions, then wait and see! This is an analysis from the perspective of position management, and I hope it will be useful to you.

Jack pc1667 OP MooMoMi : Now Nvidia is giving me the feeling that it has soared too much. For safety reasons, I recommend selling two-thirds first, and the remaining one-third is not afraid of ups or downs.
Of course, you can also sell them all because you started asking me on 05/23 until now, you've earned 20% more

Jack pc1667 OP MooMoMi : All I can say is that the probability of an adjustment or decline is greater than an increase.
I don't even guess whether stocks will rise or fall right now.
What we can do ourselves is control our own risks.
Fall, control your losses, and stay within your reach. Go up, control your profits, and don't let your profits go back too much or evaporate all of them.

Jack pc1667 OP MooMoMi : If Nvidia falls below 118.04 in the intraday period, it is recommended to clear the inventory and leave. (Does not count falling below before and after the market)

Jack pc1667 OP MooMoMi : Nvidia has fallen below 118.04, and it is recommended to clear the inventory and leave. Whether it's a real break or a fake one, leave the market first to protect your profits.

Jack pc1667 OP MooMoMi : We don't recommend that you switch Nvidia to Tesla for now, as Nvidia is likely to follow the trend from 05/25/2023 to 08/02/2023. Because 05/25/2023 was also a high jump, it was also a record high at the time. So now you can keep holding Nvidia without switching to Tesla.
My suggestions for Nvidia's future trends are as follows:
As a first step, if the closing price for the next 9 trading days doesn't fall below today's low of $1015.20, you can keep holding it. If it falls below, people leave the field. (Note: I'm referring to the closing price, not the price before and after the intraday market)
In the second step, if the stock price continues to rise, the closing price falls below the 10-day EMA during the pullback, the closing price does not return above the 10-day EMA within 6 days, and they leave the market. If you get back above the 10-day EMA within 6 days, you can keep holding it.
Step 3. If the stock price continues to rise, each time the closing price falls below the 10-day EMA and returns to the 10-day EMA, it will form a low (meaning the lowest price on that day). Such a low point can be used as the first low every time. If the stock price falls below the previous low when it recovers, they will also have to leave the market. If it doesn't break, you can keep holding it.