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NVDA Dynamic Analysis: Ignoring Lagging RSI Noise
Are UBER and NVDA becoming more connected than people realize?
If You Could Only Buy One Stock Right Now, Which Would You Choose?
Samsung has surpassed the 80% HBM4 yield, entering the 'golden yield' phase, with third-quarter revenue expected to triple
Chilling with this nice, chill green portfolio stretch today
Is this AI hardware dip worth buying, or just FOMO?
Why are these prices so out of place? APO ticker
Has Michael Burry officially dethroned Jim Cramer as the king of financial flimflam, or is there still time for Cramer to mount a comeback?
Anyone see the huge candle tail, wick on at least AMD and NVDA at 14:16
TSM at ~$ 390 average: the case, and the thing that would make me sell
Michael Burry bets against rally: ‘We are near a major top, and possible a 1987-type fall’
Sell parts of my NVDA and reposition to my dividend funds
The Price Action of $SPCX in Recent Days Should Concern Shorts
$BLZE: The boring backup company that accidentally became an AI infrastructure play
$BLZE: The boring backup company that accidentally became an AI infrastructure play
$BLZE: The boring backup company that accidentally became an AI infrastructure play
$BLZE: The boring backup company that accidentally became an AI infrastructure play
Has anyone taken the time to calculate a system to owning these and holding long term?
Can you guys keep buying NVDA Tuesday?
If you had to full port a $36k IRA today, what’s your pick?
How The F*ck is OpenAI Going to Pay 1.4 Trillion??
202k Recent Losses (Positions attached)
$7700 Gain on the day from scalps on $MSFT, SAMZN, and $NVDA
Can you guys start buying NVDA Monday ?
Tom Lee: We Are Close to the Bottom
Everything on my watchlist is bleeding, what's your move?
bought NVDA at ATH two years ago, made it. bought SNDK at ATH last month, lol
Mag 7 covered-call backtest: Actually, buy-and-hold won 12 of 14 times
AMD only down 15% from highs while MU is down 28% — the relative strength case is actually building
Michael Burry has been shorting NVDA since November, stock is up 30% since then. At what point do we stop treating this guy like a prophet?
Why is Nvidia (NVDA) down ~5% today? A reported $250B backstop for OpenAI
My Second rodeo with Options and by far bigger than the first one with PLUG
$IREN releases “What Will You Build Next?” Infrastructure Behind AI Agents Ad
Nvidia, SK Group unveil $500 billion-plus AI data centers initiative, memory partnership
NVDA treat anyone else well this week? All my contracts hit over 100%, one even did +1,000%!
So beating earnings means nothing anymore 😩
34% of the S&P is 10 stocks making the same bet. We're basically all in a leveraged ETF with extra steps.
NVIDIA has fallen after 7 of its last 12 earnings reports. Here's the data.
Metrics for the top 3 show NVDA is incredible at this price
Kimi K3 has been API and web only since 16 July, with open weights committed by the 27th
I model dealer gamma daily. Right now all three big index ETFs are negative-gamma below their flip,
AI is printing money for semis but won't fix the deficit. The market is pricing this wrong imo.
NVDA, Energy stocks, or Pork belly futures? (Long) - Sources in reply (reddit kept flagging them as spam?)
Nvidia! Earnings calls, AI monetization, and CapEx discussion from big boys will KILL AI hardware bubble theory
NVDA up 783%, AMD up 323% - already cashed out £3k of NVIDIA at $140, so I’m not complaining
Is Nvidia still worth watching or already too expensive?
Theory on real reason AI and Space are crashing
Semiconductors (NVDA, AMD, AVGO) are down because of Kimi K3
$IREN - heavily shorted this past month
Reddit's 2026 Stock Picks: What actually performed?
$TXG: The picks and shovels trade of biotech AI
June CPI missed big but I'm not buying the full rally yet
NVDA target price raised to $330 from $310. Up in premarket. What we thinking gang?
I'm building a "dependency map" for stocks, it shows you why your stock actually moved, traced through suppliers/customers/geopolitics. Woul
The NVDA debate has changed: the market is no longer arguing whether AI is real.
Are semiconductor shares still a good investment, or too much growth is already priced in?
AI still looks strong long term, but I am watching the whole chip sector now
BofA says $NVDA is priced like it's already losing, but is it?
This is what NVDA needs to do to increase their price per share (read below) . . . It will undoubtedly happen.
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NVDA 150p, 3 weeks out at 3:59 PM on earnings day.
Omg it’s OVER NVDA down -0.14%
I went with MRVL because of the Jensen endorsement; good enough for NVDA good enough for me was the DD
Good discussion. I won't go into climate change much more - I've said what I had to say on that, and maybe humanity handles the transition well, or maybe it doesn't. Whether our hyper-capitalism system becomes part of the solution (via technological innovations in clean efficient energy) or becomes the primary driver of humanity's entire undoing (due to the incentivization structure of hyper-capitalism itself exacerbating the ill effects of climate change)... I'm not sure. Infinite growth is a problem when the biggest companies in the world keep trying to compound to get infinitely bigger than markets (or the earth itself) can sustain. The current mega-caps (NVDA, GOOG, MSFT, META, AVGO, ORCL, etc.) are already already resorting to CapEx circular financing schemes to keep the line-go-up music playing as long as they can until something inevitably breaks. Now, here's my rant about why I think the mega-caps should be paying reasonable dividends instead of prioritizing growth over all else. I think it's actually very insulting to the very philosophy of investing that cash cow companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Meta STILL REFUSE TO PAY A DIVIDEND (that isn't a pathetic sub-0.75% yield) and are still trying to make-line-go-up-at-all-costs with financial schemes and social sociopathy instead of just transitioning to dividend stocks where line chops sideways. From the perspective of a potential investor, what's the point of even owning shares of a company if that company forever refuses to pay a reasonable dividend no matter how big they get and how much profit they make? It's like the company saying "I'm going to make a bunch of profit, but I'll never share a reasonable portion of that profit with you the shareholder - so go fuck yourself, and buy my stock bro." What the fuck do a company's profits actually even matter to an investor if the company refuses to ever pay a fair portion of those profits to the investor? Enshittification: Enshittifcation is a real thing, and not just a meme. Facebook is a clear example of enshittification. The more money Meta makes, the shittier Facebook gets for those using it. Not being able to view a chronological feed and having your feed stuffed with 90% ads you don't care about is a deliberate decision Meta makes to make more money while having a product that is much shittier than it used to be. Nobody can realistically leave Facebook/Instragram for a better alternative because "network effect" and all that. I agree with you on some of the positive advancements we've had in technology. It's nice that some things like TVs and other small household items can now be bought for cheaper than they used to. But on the other hand, the big expensive stuff like housing continues to be more and more expensive (even adjusted for inflation), despite all our technological advancements that should in theory make production of those things less costly and more efficient. Overall, I think around 10 years ago we hit a shifting point where the negatives of hyper-capitalism really started to outweigh the positives as far as how corporations' applications of their technologies have affected society. Rather than using their new technologies to create better products, they've created arguably shittier products in many aspects (because they make more money and make line-go-up more). Things have been inching closer towards dystopia IMO. AI making it easier to make art and writing is cute and nice to have, but if I'm being honest, the internet was already over-saturated with an over-abundance of that content before AI even came along. On balance, I would actually rather go back to the internet of old where I didn't have to seriously question whether I was reading/watching a human or a bot from a bot farm for every single thing I look at. Trust in the veracity of anything I look at on the internet is now dead, unless it comes from a fully trusted source. I can no longer rely on intuition or a "sniff test", because AI is pretty good at coming up with plausible-sounding bullshit. With the technology advancements we've had over the years, were it not for our greedy USA hyper-capitalism incentivization structure, USA probably could have already mostly fixed the big issues that citizens and politicians have been complaining about for years and years -- affordable housing for all, affordable healthcare for all, and a better social safety net for all. But no, instead all the capital has gone towards an overabundance of B2B cloud/SaaS/AI circle-jerking in a virtual digital world on a computer screen (because that's where the best profit margins are bro!), which has sucked all the oxygen out of the room from allocating capital towards more important things that people need/want in the real physical world for a better quality of life. To illustrate, I can't think of a single major invention that has become a household staple (and whose primary function is to be something OTHER THAN computing hardware/software) since the microwave back in the 1970s.
RDDT $29.52B , NVDA $5,420.00B : NVDA 18,300% larger than RDDT
bro is this ragebait? RDDT has a market cap of 30 B vs NVDA of 5 T, LOL
missing my NVDA pre split $170 shares.
On what planet is RDDT worth more than NVDA? That's it. That's my thesis.
I've made $300k flipping NVDA LEAPS over the past two years. Yep, I'm unaware of the risks and I'm *totally, totally* trolling you... "bro".
People finally realizing AMD doing well still doesn't mean they'll touch any of NVDA's money
That’s not “any random company”, you’re cherry picking winners and entry dates. Google is only up 9% YTD, that’s not even beating the market. NVDA is beating the market YTD but underperforming DOW - the company not the index. The biggest winner YTD is INTC and that one guy who picked that got bullied off the fucking site
NVDA will crush earnings and their stock will go down 8%. Within a month it will end up at all time highs afterwards. Shit just plays on repeat, it is too easy
Market will not dump until QQQ ATH (which will happen after NVDA earnings
Mostly SPY, sometimes QQQ instead for the 1 DTE contracts. Some leveraged ETFs for longer term contracts. The occasional other one when I don’t want to sell a SPY contract (DRAM, MU, and NVDA). Anything I wouldn’t mind holding at the strike price I sell the put option for.
I made some analysis on $NFLX, $ELF, $NVDA, and $SOFI if anyone like them long term
If NVDA and memory are priced correctly then everything AI related is overpriced. If all other AI stocks are priced correctly then memory will skyrocket from here.
1dte lottos locked and loaded NVDA 230 GOOG 352.50 MU 1015 Wish me luck
Lmao they’re about to all hit ATH leading into NVDA ER
| Ticker | Target | Entry | Current | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **NVDA** ▲ | $230.00 (above) | $218.95 | $225.43 | +5.0% | Aug 18, 3:22 PM |
"Decart, founded by Israeli brothers Dean and Orian Leitersdorf, is backed by investors including chipmaker Nvidia NVDA.O and venture capital firm Sequoia Capital..." interesting 🧐
Today’s Investor Day is the first time SNDK provided multi‑year guidance (FY2028–FY2030) with explicit long‑term margin, revenue, and cash‑flow targets. When this gets digested, memory will likely rerate from cyclical to structural similar to NVDA rerating that took place from 2016-2025 in two distinct phases. Feels like we are in the midst of phase 1 for memory. All tangible signals are present. Good luck to longs and hold tight!
"Breaking: Michael Burry has finally admitted he's wrong in his updated positions He: • Added to Micron $MU shorts • Trimmed Caterpillar $CAT shorts • Opened Invesco QQQ $QQQ shorts • Covered Tesla $TSLA shorts • Covered Applied Materials $AMAT shorts • Closed his Semiconductor ETF $SOXX shorts He left his NVDA and PLTR shorts untouched"
NVDA baby all the way!
NVDA continues to be gey
Anyone looking for some analysis on $NFLX, $NVDA, $META, $ELF, or $SOFI as a long term investment?
Dabbling in NVDA 230c 1dte at .33
Option selling has worked for me for 2 years now with average about $5300, TQQQ, NVDA and SLV major tickets. But as others say you cannot really mess everything in a bull overall market
NVDA this better be real tomorrow 230
no shot they let those MSFT $500C print right? SPX 7795P unless NVDA go up
It will come back, could pump around NVDA earnings, and in Sep with their new product launch.
Quickly, Jenson, talk about how NVDA would be nothing with CSCO
BREAKING: Michael Burry has doubled down on his Nvidia, [$NVDA](https://x.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click), short, warning its $500 billion AI deal has “shades of Enron," per YF he makes money off of subscriptions not trading anymore
I just made a YT channel and got some quick long term bullish thoughts on $NVDA, $GOOG, $ELF, $SOFI, and $META if yall wanna check it out (they're like 5 minutes)
$CSCO $CBRS $SNDK, $COHR, $LITE. Algo scam pump dump, liquidity drying big time $NVDA media appearance may not help when liquidity drying, cash flow negative, more debt load hitting ceiling of spending
After NVDA's memorandum for $500B with private credit comopanies, share prices of OWL, APO, ARES, TCPC etc went up significantly. And their long expiration puts went down 20-30% bear opportunity?
Algo vibe pump of few stocks not economy Even underneath AI story fading, as liquidity drying Hungry NVDA CEO make media appearance to raise money for AI-spending, so than he can sell more GPU, otherwise crash 80% But debt load can’t go for ever to make country bankrupt
lol I actually dropped a vid on NVDA last week for a good bull thesis long term
I feel your pain I own NVDA
Yeah those two together could be massive particularly for MRVL because they are so heavily intertwined with NVDA
As another trader mentioned here, clearly some of these people never traded small float momentum stocks. However they also correctly mentioned these momentum stocks can make you broke asf just as quick if you don’t know what you’re doing. 3% a day trading NQ, SPY, TSLA, NVDA, yeah that shit is unlikely because they barely move 3% on an average day. Getting 3% on a stock that went up 200% in a day? Fuck yeah if you’re careful and trade it well you can make a hell of a lot more than 3%. One of my best days put my whole account up 20% from a single trade. BUT… My worst days have done solid fuckin damage too. Small size, track metrics until you have a statistical edge. Positive expectancy can be a bitch and don’t let it fool you. If I offer a coin flip where when you win you get 50% and when you lose you lose 40%, you’d think “hell yeah”. So on $100 you win, now you’re at $150. You lose, you’re at $90. You’ve now lost money with a positive expectancy. This is the key of keeping losses as small as possible. Losses make leveraged damage. If you lose 50% of your account, you now need 100% gain to be break even.
so what are the chances NVDA is going to keep pumping up to earnings day? I believe it’ll cross all time high but i’m scared to keep buying
$NVDA is currently sitting on the ceiling of a full Fibbonachi retracement completion from the 2022 low btw. If the market feels scared
Lmao it looks like the entire market was waiting for $NVDA to cross that Fibonacci line
According to the call volume on NVDA 235 calls for tomorrow we are going to the moon
More chance winning the Powerball, Musk not offering any tangible product from SpaceX that can change the world, a hype stock, different with say an NVDA/AMD which are looking to build something, also there is a risk that Tesla/SPCX merge too mediocre companies join together. That could affect share price in the wrong way.
NVDA chips power nearly every AV stack out there. Not a secret, but most people still price them separately. No position, but watching both.
Seriously…NVDA is being gey like bers
Every headline I read is such-and-such huge institution just bought hundreds of thousands of NVDA shares for tens of millions of dollars. Every day. Every week. Every month. And it slowly creeps up to $225 and then just sits there. MORE COMPANIES BUYING NVDA!! Slowly sinking to $224. CATHY WOOD JUST BOUGHT A BILLION SHARES! Then $223.. MORGAN STANLEY JUST RAISED THEIR NVDA PRICE TARGETS! Then $220… NVDA JUST SIGNED A HUNDRED BILLION DOLLAR CONTRACT WITH EVERY TECH COMPANY ON THE PLANET! $219… 📉📉📉📉Nothing makes sense in this world.
NVDA is such a shit stock. Worse than Amazon
Just loaded up on NVDA calls
Of course NVDA gets sold off AGAIN. EVERYSINGLE fucking day it pumps pre and gets sold off by midday.
"I think a lot of you guys are overbought in AI and tech and need to diversify your portfolios." THIS! Jesus Christ this! I've gotten in so many arguments because young investors do not know what the word 'diversification' means. They think it means having a lot of stocks in their portfolio, but most of them are still tech or tech adjacent. People who have half their portfolio in like NVDA, MU, MSFT, META, and GOOG and then act shocked when it pulls back 10% in a week. Meanwhile I have a mix of US growth, US dividend paying, and International stocks and ETFs and my portfolio is much less volatile. Everyone says 'well you should just invest in S&P it is doing better!' and it's like...yes, but every time it drops everyone who is weighted into AI has a panic attack. I would gladly reduce total gains to reduce volatility. I have another 25 years of investing before retirement, I got time.
NVDA Calls here, we ride back up
Come on NVDA stop going down bro
Memory will probably run until Micron earnings. Def will have a pullback though at some point in September. Semis are gonna go on an insane run into NVDA earnings
NVDA needs to start pulling its weight today
NVDA back up again? Pipe dream?
Just typical NVDA behavior
Not going above 8000 until NVDA reports.
The year is 2037, you type on WSB "SPY 4,206.9 is not a meme" and press "comment". Just while you typed the ticker pumped 14% and the joke falls flat - zero upvotes. In the kitchen your wife just came back from the store and asks why you only gave her only two $10,000 bills even though she told you she needed eggs and condoms. You're not sure about the condoms because you haven't had sex in months, but now she's speaking with a soft voice on the phone with Daryl, the MAGA neighbour. Doesn't matter, your eyes are glued to the screen because if NVDA gets to $90T today you're finally going to break even
Spy 780 let’s go and NVDA 228
NVDA circular financing working as planned... LET PUMP THIS BUBBLE
"Traders no longer fully price in Fed rate hike this year." Which mean we can pump slowly until NVDA Earning later this month.
What price will $NVDA be at before and after earningsss?
$NVDA its earnings pain can be like $CBRS pain Many semi hype missing $CSCO earnings show networks demand for GPU data center is fading or slowing $NVDA can come 180 after ER
SPY/ES and QQQ/NQ popping. NVDA: Meh, I'll go a little green.
People are so bullish because Redditors are regards. Go see how many people have been calling the AI top for *years*. I knew to load up on NVDA LEAPS when I saw this. ONDS was yet more proof of Redditors being wrong, the company is going to keep diluting retail as they're their pay pigs.
I see no world in which NVDA doesn't reach ATH before earnings
this was my NVDA thesis in 2021 - "I have a NVDA GPU" Worked out pretty well
Oh yeah, the market definitely holding its breath for NVDA earnings lol
I don't think NVDA matters as much anymore. Too much competition and other big chip makers that already reported great earnings. A little miss or beat won't break AI
It's been a while since NVDA did a +10%
PPI flat was the tell this morning -- market front-ran CPI and now the unwind of that trade is making today feel like a nothing day. NVDA earnings are the real catalyst everyone's holding for. Everything else is just repositioning noise until then. Keeping MarketCast on my TV to watch the tape without having to be glued to a screen. Best setup for a slow open like today.
Past decade if you picked mostly tech. My NVDA returns are vastly better than my S&P returns. It's not even remotely close.
Isn’t NVDA close to ATH? Swear it’s within 7%
**BanBet Lost** — /u/Mabse (0W - 2L, 0%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **NVDA** ▼ | $217.64 → $212.00 | -2.6% | 1d | Lost |
Only reason we will drill rest of this week is so that they can do the same nonsensical pump into NVDA earnings starting next week
Yup all this dies is adds even more leverage onto the trade. If things were ever to start going back down and NVDA sales were to slow, this would quickly unravel. Debt payments would ear into their operating margin, the collateral’s (these chips) value would go into free fall, and debtors would come knocking at the worst time.
all CapEx points directly to $NVDA. Even $AMD and Cerebras confirm they’re no match. 📈 Nvidia's entire ecosystem is flawlessly planned, dominating everything from CPO to Groq. Honestly, this moat is already bigger than Apple vs. Android ever was. I genuinely don't get why the fuck Buffett is still invested in $AAPL like an idiot when the greatest wealth generation in history is happening right here. $NVDA is a $10T company by EOY. Mark it. 🚀
Bro have u ever listened to an NVDA earnings call? This is obvious info, not some hidden secret. They have a whole division on providing compute and software for autonomous vehicles.
Every capex dollar points to $NVDA. AMD and Cerebras? No match. Even they've confirmed it. NVDA's ecosystem is airtight — from CPO to Groq, every move is planned years ahead. $10T company by EOY. 🚀
Market doing exactly this — VIX compressed, momentum names ripping, semi-profitable companies trading like they're NVDA. Riding the vibe is the strategy until it isn't. Keeping MarketCast on the TV all day so I don't miss the moment it stops working.
If you understand options, calls and puts, then you also know that most people shouldn't bother with them. You're not smarter than the market itself, and unlike big institutions and hedge funds, you're playing with your own money, not someone else's. Max out your low-tax investment accounts with something that can grow steadily over the years, for example SPY, and then focus on individual stocks in a open investment account (OIA). I do broad market ETFs in my low tax investment account. For my OIA, do 50/50 with blue chip stocks like NVDA, RHM, KOG and ENR, then more volatile, high-risk stocks like MU, RDW and SPCX.
Please review my portfolio 📊 My Current Investment Portfolio Amphenol (APH) 5 shares Buy in at €148.52/share Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) 1 share Buy in at €349.95 Siemens Energy (ENR) 2 shares Buy in at €163.54 SpaceX 2 shares Buy in at €94.60 NVIDIA (NVDA) 1 share Buy in at €175.52 Marvell Technology (MRVL) 1 share Buy in at €167.18 Palantir (PLTR) 1 share Buy in at €108.44 Below are for long term investments, (Set and forget) Vanguard FTSE All-World (Acc) - monthly 300 Euros Xtrackers MSCI World Small Cap (Acc) - Monthly 100 Euros
Portfolio check-in: trimmed some high-PE AI names heading into late summer consolidation, added more VYM/SCHD as ballast. The Aug 12 CPI coming in tame was reassuring — feels like the Fed has runway to stay patient. Keeping an eye on MRVL and NVDA for the next leg. Using MarketCast on my TV as ambient market awareness so I'm not glued to my phone refreshing every 20 minutes.
The connection is real and underappreciated. The way to think about it: NVDA is the picks-and-shovels play on autonomous driving, and Uber is increasingly one of its best customers. Uber's real moat in the AV race isn't building self-driving tech — it's the demand aggregation layer. They have the rides, the payment rails, the routing infrastructure. They don't need to win the AV hardware race; they just need to be the platform every AV operator deploys on. Waymo is already on Uber in some markets. That's not a competitor relationship, it's a distribution deal. NVDA wins if AV training scales the way everyone expects — each robotaxi fleet is essentially a rolling CUDA compute customer. More deployment = more model retraining = more GPU demand. The relationship compounds. The thing worth watching is the margin trajectory on both. Uber's take rate goes up when drivers are replaced by software. NVDA's auto revenue is still tiny but growing fast. Keeping both on the tape at the same time — I literally watch UBER and NVDA side by side on my ticker wall via MarketCast — is useful for catching when the market starts repricing that relationship.
The OpenAI stake argument is interesting but I'd frame it differently — MSFT's real AI moat is that it's the only way institutional money gets AI exposure without owning a pure-play that's burning cash toward profitability. Azure OpenAI revenue is already in the quarterly numbers. Copilot seat count is a real metric. The stake is a kicker, not the thesis. That said, the market keeps punishing MSFT on any hint of capex expansion because everyone's paranoid about margin compression at this stage of the AI cycle. Watching the MSFT/NVDA spread on the tape is actually useful — Azure growth quarters are when you see that gap close fast. I keep a live ticker wall running via MarketCast just so I catch those rotation signals without having to stare at a brokerage all day.
Market setup update: sold my remaining NVDA calls for a small win before close, not trying to hold through the overnight with FOMC minutes dropping tomorrow. Going long MSFT and SPY calls into the open. Tech looked ready to bounce and the CPI print didn't explode anything. Also finally got MarketCast set up on my Fire TV — live ticker running all day in the background while I work. Stopped the constant phone refreshing habit. Probably lost 2 IQ points doing that every 5 minutes anyway.
Yeah, done it with NVDA during a dip last year. Thesis was still intact — strong earnings, AI tailwinds, nothing had changed — but the daily red numbers wore me down. What actually helped me stop doing it was reducing how often I actively checked prices. Started keeping a stocks ticker running on my TV as ambient background (MarketCast) instead of constantly refreshing my phone. Less active watching = less emotional reaction to each tick. Sold anyway and watched it run 20% the following month. Now I write down the specific conditions that would actually change my thesis before I buy. If none of those conditions are met, a price drop isn't a reason to sell.
Yeah, done it with NVDA during a dip last year. Thesis was still intact — strong earnings, AI tailwinds, nothing had changed — but the daily red numbers wore me down. What actually helped me stop doing it was reducing how often I actively checked prices. Started keeping a stocks ticker running on my TV as ambient background (MarketCast) instead of constantly refreshing my phone. Less active watching = less emotional reaction to each tick. Sold anyway and watched it run 20% the following month. Now I write down the specific conditions that would actually change my thesis before I buy. If none of those conditions are met, a price drop isn't a reason to sell.
Anyone else keep MarketCast running on their TV in the background while they trade? It shows live tickers for whatever stocks you're watching — AAPL, NVDA, SPY, etc. — right on your Fire TV or Android TV. Way better than having a laptop tab open. [marketcast.co](http://marketcast.co) if you want to check it out.