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💡 Is Nvidia about to spark another AI stock explosion? GTC 2025 is here, and the stakes have never been higher! Lock in your Calendar 📆 17 - 21 March.
🔥 What’s Coming at GTC 2025?
🔹 GeForce RTX 50 Series Expansion 🚀
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A big day today, J Powow speaks, and the dots get plotted 😆
I will start with QQQ/ND and VIX, and then I will move to individual stocks. I don't own these and don't necessarily recommend buying them. I use them as sentiment and market bias/direction indicators.
I will be upfront and say my bias is up. How high doesn't really matter to me. I don't own the MAG 7. I just want to see willing buyers. I'm not nieve and am hedged for downside. but I have been buying a lot of individual ...

For growth stocks, I generally focus on several key buying points: breaking through key resistance levels, stabilizing after performance exceeds expectations, or when market sentiment is extremely pessimistic but fundamentals remain solid. Selling falls into two categories: one is when the stock price far exceeds reasonable valuation and the market is overly optimistic; the other is when there is a significant change in the company's fundamentals, losing the original investment rationale.
In my experience, many investors tend to chase high prices after a surge, overlooking the true low-risk buying points. For instance, during market panic, quality companies are often mistakenly punished, and this is often the best buying opportunity.
In my investment portfolio, Nvidia (NVDA) and Tesla (TSLA) are the two stocks that have doubled the fastest. Nvidia had already shown strong growth potential before the AI boom. I increased my position during the initial explosion of its Datacenter business and partially realized profits after a significant rise in stock prices, while I firmly held Tesla after the successful delivery of Model 3, ultimately achieving returns beyond expectations.
However, not all investments go as expected. For example, with Intel, a bet was placed on its foundry Business revival, but fierce market competition and insufficient execution led to stock performance falling far below expectations. This made it clear that while Industry trends are important, the execution capability of the company is the key to success or failure.
*Lessons learned and investment insights
These experiences have taught several core lessons: first, do not Sell quality growth Stocks too early; second, avoid being overly optimistic about depressed Industries; and third, decisively cut losses when fundamentals worsen. It is believed that investing...

Week 2 Day 7
Story telling time (Part 1)
👻 The Hard Lesson of Gambling in TSLA casino of Psychological Warfare, or any casino. 👻
TSLA today played out with three distinct phases up to noon:
✔ Flush down at the open (45 min) – A brutal shakeout for early bulls.
✔ Fake up, then real down (30 min) – The classic MM liquidity trap.
✔ Slow bleed (2 hours) – The grind that drains patience and capital.
By 11.55AM, I was done trading. TSLA money isn’t easy money, no matter what some...