Wait for competition to come up with chips to compete with it

NVIDIA case is the AI fuelling but without it 🤦‍♀️ it will crash faster

Bought 3.46 units of NVDA at 493usd before earnings only to feel happy less than 24 hours after the earnings 😂.

Kinda dangerous holding stock for dividend.might as well go s&p 500 ucits etf .can try VUSD or VUSA. The best in my opinion would be VTI but to bad no ucits equivalent

Looks like no Santa Claus rally this year ... no happy ending, no wind behind the stock market's sails. It's all Brandon and Dowager Xi's fault.

This post has been edited by Moneylust: Nov 27 2023, 08:35 PM

This are low-yield div stock.

How to play?

It already up 10+% since last month dip.

It's not for playing but a safe place to invest.for stocks invest only for capital gains

Nothing to do with Dowager Xi this time 🤦‍♀️ but Brandon Biden big time support for starting another war and escalating another big time 🤦‍♀️

Santa Claus came early this year 🤦‍♀️ in fact after Memorial Day

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That's not correct.

The US stock market has been on a bull run since Nov 3 FOMC day and after Powell's fireside chat on Friday, another round of buying by institutions for mid and small caps pushed the market up.

Been a great month for me as a trader in US equities and I expect more to come.

Who are swing traders here?

In fact the bull run started the week before the Fed meeting 🤦‍♀️ which you have missed out at least 10 to 15% in gains not on Nov 3

If you have started placing on 26 to 27 Oct you would have probably almost doubled on your gains with right selection of stocks

Trading by hindsight - aren’t we all geniuses in cyberspace? LOL I am sure you are a billionaire by now.

Another example of some plebian who can miraculously allocate his or her entire portfolio at the very bottom of the market cycle and sell at the absolute top.

Show us your trading statement to validate that but naturally you won't and I very much doubt you even trade US equities

This post has been edited by bellion: Dec 3 2023, 10:18 AM

The one who sold to u at 493 must be very happy

Do you think I am genius all the time 🤦‍♀️ as I am human yet still make trading mistakes 🤦‍♀️

My recent trades are the ones that are making money because I know the real volatility is always before the Fed meeting 🤦‍♀️ not after because the hype and FOMO are the ones just like you thinking that 🤦‍♀️ because on decision day when no changes happens and expected markets are flew before that

Are you a trader or an investor?

No need to circle jerk around like you know what the Fed remarks will result in and hence prove that you can front run and act as some sort of fortune teller who always gets it right.

Any bum can declare they are right in hindsight. You bring nothing constructive to this thread. Where does it show that the market always goes up before the FOMC meetings? Tells me all I need to know that you are spouting BS out of your rear end.

This post has been edited by bellion: Dec 3 2023, 04:35 PM

bellion just ignore. The poster is someone who claimed he opened a position in options by queuing the strike price.

Till today he hasn't answered whether he traded a put or a call

This post has been edited by Medufsaid: Dec 3 2023, 04:35 PM

This takes the proverbial cake even though I don't trade options very much

Like you implied, this xander fellow is a bloody fraud who doesn't have a US trading account much less having bought or sold a stock share or an option. Yet he wants to tell us all here how great and mighty he is by his perfect market timing and telling me how much profits I missed when he doesn't even have a clue on how and what I have traded.

Such repugnant folks deserve to be bitch slapped big time!

This post has been edited by bellion: Dec 3 2023, 04:53 PM

Goes to prove what a fraud you are with your boasts about being the perfect market timer.

Sideways market?