Shows how rediculous the concept of the stock market really is. Stocks are not based on anything real, it's all speculation. It's a miracle the entire financial system rides on it and that it continues to somehow work, at least for the most part.
Shows how rediculous the concept of the stock market really is. Stocks are not based on anything real, it's all speculation. It's a miracle the entire financial system rides on it and that it continues to somehow work, at least for the most part.
Stocks are half based on reality. They are not entirely pyramid schemes nor are they entirely based on speculation (like many cryptos). Stocks are actually based on mostly profitable companies that repeatedly pump real money back into the stock market game.Shows how rediculous the concept of the stock market really is. Stocks are not based on anything real, it's all speculation. It's a miracle the entire financial system rides on it and that it continues to somehow work, at least for the most part.
Have politicians gotten all of their pandering and postering for constituents out of their system yet?
There's still time for them to squeeze some more out of the debt ceiling debate.
Had my mouse pointed over the buy button on it (NVDA) several times since last October. But like the other poster said didn't have the courage. Nothing personal against the other poster. And now with today's after hours 25% gain in NVDA I've just about had it. Because I blew again in not buying it before the close today.Is anyone playing the NVIDIA ups and downs? It seems that typically I've seen it run up before earnings by quite a bit, then drop a decent amount after the earnings. I'd like to be able to use what I've been seeing with nvidia to make more educated guesses on when to get into it/sell some of it.
I'm glad I didn't try to play the ramp up prior to earnings.Had my mouse pointed over the buy button on it (NVDA) several times since last October. But like the other poster said didn't have the courage. Nothing personal against the other poster. And now with today's after hours 25% gain in NVDA I've just about had it. Because I blew again in not buying it before the close today.
It will probably sink somewhat tomorrow (Thursday) but I bet I could've dumped it sometime in the morning with a nice gain. But that's all what if.
Yeah, that was me.Had my mouse pointed over the buy button on it (NVDA) several times since last October. But like the other poster said didn't have the courage. Nothing personal against the other poster. And now with today's after hours 25% gain in NVDA I've just about had it. Because I blew again in not buying it before the close today.
It will probably sink somewhat tomorrow (Thursday) but I bet I could've dumped it sometime in the morning with a nice gain. But that's all what if.
I think the only way I am shorting NVDA is if I start hearing my barber or grocery store check-out clerk mention that they bought some shares for fear of missing out, i.e. when everyone starts thinking that it's a guaranteed money-maker, you have to go contrarian.
They are touting ADBE as another AI software play. The all time high was $687, recent low was $290, currently $411. Market cap is $200B.nVidia 30% pre-market. The crazy rush to buy NVDA continues.
It's already $1 trillion market cap. It could double if all predictions come true on 5 years.Nvidia to the moon?