NVDA CommentatorIt's almost back to 47, the timing for adding to the position is still acceptable.
I see a lot of people criticizing the stocks, mainly focusing on the six giants other than Google.
You can come back and take a look at NVO. At the time, there was no stock worse than this one, and it has come back in just over two months. Actually, it's nothing. Market styles will also switch. Rapid surges and sharp drops are similar to slow, drawn-out rises over a longer timeline.
Because the people who chased in during the rapid surge will cut their losses when it drops sharply. The ones who really make money are, of course, those who accurately identify the trend and hold long-term. The rest are those who understand the company and stick with it for the long haul.
According to statistics, the biggest losers are those who chase rallies and sell during dips.
It's been bearish for a long time, and it should slowly start to rise.
Recently experienced the surge in AMD, INTC, storage, and CRCL. One takeaway is that you must choose stocks with solid fundamentals that you understand. This way, you can hold them long-term with confidence.
Once a stock starts surging, it's hard to catch up.
The biggest risk in US stocks is going long on bad companies and going short on good companies.
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