Hey I'm not much of an investor, but I basically have all of my money sitting duck in my savings, been trying figure out what to put my cash into seeing inflation is at it's highest and I really would love to discuss with the coach that guides you

Common sense to sell

Depends on the company. Some just keep going up. I bought 100 shares of Apple in the early 90’s, at around 26 dollars a share. I sold it a few months later for a 400 dollar profit. I regret that now. Those shares are worth over 2.8 million today. Who knows what Nividia will be in the next 30 years. Tesla is another company in that same league.

Big oof

Will you say that when NVDAs $1000 a share in 5 years ?

Once it has a pull back he can buy back in 😂

@@GameTrailersPlus Yeah he'll buy more at $300 ....... 🤣🤣

it was 75

He doesn't mention his losses

@@chiquita683 None of them do. I really wish they'd put a track record behind every guest for the prior 5 years. Why would one listen to someone that has a dismal record? CNBC needs some transparency. If nothing else, it provides a gauge to the retail investor about how they're doing relative to the pros.

​@@weirdshibainu These guys mostly hold broad market Etfs. Any individual stocks they trade represent a small fraction of their entire portfolios.

Yo…. Come on guys, It’s down town Josh Brown , this guy has a much better record than most analysts!

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Buy high and sell lower 😂

Two trillion before 2023 is over.

@@gurujr who knows…but Josh still have enough shares.

Here is the CNBC headline for November 16, 2018: "Nvidia tumbles 19% after missing on revenue and guidance" I am wondering how Lance and Adam missed this, since the credibility of this forward guidance should be called into question. Funny, how the CEO pull this 11B number out of his backend with no justification and everyone just believes it. By the way NVDA's manufacturer, Taiwan Semi-conductor, shows no increase in manufacturing orders.

@@christopherl4249 NVIDIA ordered their Ai chips from TSMC last year. But AMD is experiencing the same Ai chip shortages. Go ahead. Call Nvidia and their customers, they’ll tell you if you order a GPU today you’re not getting it for a year. The stock is up 159% since January for a reason and the GPU sales on 70% margin will continue through 2023. When you have to go out 4 years to find a quarter where they missed no company is investable. Even Apple missed the quarter after the iPad came out. Don’t invest on earnings day, invest during the months before the report and hold.

@@LawrenceMarkFearon It was not a miss; it was a huge miss. NVDA went down nearly 20%. Cramer was on TV that day complaining and saying that it would be a long time before he believed the CEOs guidance again. People who bought the stock on the August 2018 guidance saw a 20% drop in the value of their share and had to wait 18 months just to break even. Of course it does not seem to occur to anyone that if the CEO can increase his value by 20 billion by just moving his lips then why not. It worked before. Even if there is a chip shortage (and it seems that plenty of wall street analysts disagree with your assessment) that does not translate into a 52% increase in revenues. If you cannot produce the chips then you still do not make extra revenues. Taiwan semi-conductor has not increase their forward guidence (no big order waiting in the wings), nor have NVDA's significant customers increased their expenses for AI. There is no corroborating evidence for the CEO's speculation. As for one big giant miss in 4 years; check Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway. You will have a hard time finding any serious miss on their guidance. The results speak for themselves. Berkshire has significantly outperformed the S$P500 since 2000. Honesty pays off for investors. Dishonesty pays off only for the insiders.

Oh hell no this bagholder bought? Now im worried

Not quite. JB talking stock book is always his own money. He first owned it b4 it 80x probably for a few shares if this is the first trim its been a hell of a hold out and definitely a good time. He'll probably add back too if it were to drop back to 300 or below

Brown isn't a value investor like Buffet is. Comparing Buffet's tenets with Brown's will provide you with an endless source of inconsistencies. Buffet probably would have never bought Nvidia to begin with. It'd be interesting to see what the highest P/E Buffet has ever bought in to.

that true I'm considering investing in stocks or digital assets for the first time to increase the value of my money, but I lack the in-depth understanding and mental fortitude necessary to handle these common market situations. Any tips or recommendations on how to outperform the market while generating solid returns and welcome.

Before or after the plan to double the float ( sell stock into the market) Go to the movies , television isn't helping you here!

Nvda going to 600 soon

@@brianalbano9005 It could, so it would be a 1.5 trillion company with a p/e ratio of 331 and a price to sales ratio of 61. Just a regular old 1.5 trillion dollar company earning 5 billion. Makes perfect sense.

@@Aspectus how do you know how much it's gonna make in the future? Market can stay irrational for LONG periods of time...

@Bill Ross why is it at $380 in the first place? Shows you that valuation means nothing. A stock can move on sentiment and FOMO and you can still make money. I'm in at a cost basis of $126. 5% position.

@Brian Albano glad you can admit it is irrational. Great entry price. Dear God don't give up all your gains thinking it will go to $600.

He is not trash talking - still keeping 75% of his position...

Exactly, that’s always been the way it’s been

Why are we still talking retail/corporate. Its all the same money from everybody. He just manages it for other people. Who cares

Blame the retail investors.. they keep on falling and falling for the trap

Free88: Silly, childish comment.

He’s always putting on “trading positions” with all the FOMO he gets.

lol no it was not. It was trading at 25 a share back in 1996 when I first started trading with Scottrade. Maybe post split, but the pure non split price was 8 bucks a share maybe in 1992

@@Bradgilliswhammyman I stand corrected. Thank you for the fact check.

The one who took profit can never be wrong. Profit is profit

No... the stock as split by 4 times a couple of years ago...

@@evalangley3985the Stock chart accounts for that. Is was in the $5 range in 2015

that would be smart

Because he's still bullish on it but isn't stupid and realizes this run is overextended?

I’ll buy on da dip

@@kalvinkalvarino9536 da dip was in December... genius...

@@evalangley3985 lol. correct. i'm shorting ....and adding as it goes down.

He’ll likely buy back in on a pullback.

So you believe Nvidia will be the most important company in the world? If Apple and MS can't get to 2T$, then how can NVDA get to 3T$?... Think about it man, there is no way Nvidia can get such valuation and maintain it.

@@evalangley3985 How do you know there's NO WAY? ....... NVDA will be $1000 IN 5 YEARS.

@@keto6789 Dumb comment with no data whatsoever to back up your ridiculous claim. Take a break from commenting and get educated on fundamentals.

No better AI play than Nvidia. Everybody using their GPUs.

I will actually sell if it fills the gap. Just check history: meaningful gaps never close!