Been beating myself up a bit that I sold my 53 shares of NVDA at $303 each back in May 2023. Now thinking of liquidating a few other investments to rebuy but afraid to do so. I also currently have 500k in savings making me next to nothing.

Is NVIDIA a safe buy to outperform the market this year? I'm tired of these new buys every week, just to make up some assets with low percentage on my $136k portfolio and try to keep everything around 10%.

I read that Nvidia provides tech for crypto mining services/blockchain transactions. Could the current crypto pump be attributed to Nvidia’s great earnings and should I hold some crypto as well, cos tbh I’m having FOMO with the current crypto price at 65k.

The S&P 500 moved 8.9% higher last Month, achieving one of its best monthly performances in history.. which is an indicator for profits to continue to improve. I just want my money to keep outgrowing the inflation rate. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $500K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...

It's enticing to consider purchasing some stocks in this bull run. What are your thoughts on this? I'm contemplating investing more than $300k. While this can generate short-term excitement, their long-term impacts can be unpredictable.

Taking early notes from Warren as to the importance of sound asset diversification and risk management It can’t be overstated. I’ve been trying to grow my portfolio of $300K for sometime now, I would greatly appreciate any other suggestions.

I lost over $70k when everything started to tank. Not because I was in an exchange that went belly up. I was just stupid to hold and because that's what everyone said. I'm still responsible. It just taught me to be a better investor now that I understand more of what could go wrong. It took me over two years of being in the market, I'm really grateful I found one source to recover my money, at least $10k profits weekly. Thanks Patricia Annie Brooks.

I’m also well positioned with good blue chip companies and I have stop losses in place, Personally with insights from my advisor Anna Rounds Fay I prefer to invest in large cap companies which have economic moats, large cash flows and strong balance sheets. Some of which are AAPL, TSLA, MSCI, IUKD, VHYL, SCHD, NVDA and Barclays…

I think the stock market will do well in 2024, so I'm thinking of putting $220,000 into stocks for my retirement. Any advice on doing this safely? Also, any important tips for the current financial situation?

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I am a believer in Nvidia and Jenson Huang.

Nvidia PE will be in the 30's. Q1 earnings (in May) will be around $26 BILLION and because their margins are SO HIGH, they will net (ie. profit) about $14-$15 BILLION in just a single quarter. That will increase going forward. NVIDIA is going up whether you buy it or not, so you really should buy some for the long ride up.

Nvidia will break 1000 before April is over

Buy now and keep buying. This is life changing stock.

Not to mention how can you watch that Jensen Huang presentation and not want to have some money in NVDA. The upside looks so large as to be a complete unknown right now. They look so far ahead in the AI game that I am not even sure who is even close.

bought at 298$ end of December 2021, then it went all the way down to 115$ - didn't sell. Then it began going up and today I am here smiling. My advice to people, buy good stocks and hold no matter what - they will eventually go up. Expect to make money after 3-4 years of investing.

Lately i got interested in crypto but has no idea on how to go about it. How does it work please..

very good.... insightful.... Thank you!

im just adding everytime it dips for a few days straight. Been doing this since last summer.

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great explanation !

It the greatest company in generations

Wow, great channel, subscribed! Thanks for your insights Tracey.

I scanned for stocks up over 3800% over the last 20 yrs (avg 20% CAGR) and there were 35 (penny stocks omitted). NVDA is of course the top stock. Among those that outperformed AMZN are ODFL, DECK, ISRG. Included in the group of 35 is: ORLY, FIX, CPRT, SAIA, XPO, and URI. Notable is that you have a car parts retailer, an HVAC company, auto auction, equipment rental, and 3 (!) trucking companies. Don't get hung up on tech companies -- there are a lot of moving parts in today's economy.

Good call

I own some Alpha ETFs - FFOG, FDTX, and VCAR - which all have NVDA in their top ten holdings. These are in addition to my core holdings ETFs, which are AVGE, HERD, and FDIF. I also have some "Margin of Safety" Cash-like T-Bill ETFs, a Money Market Fund, and Intermediate Bond ETFs in six family portfolios.

The potential customers are limitless. Nvidia basically supply to almost all other industries, whatever you name it from medicine to construction. Forward PE/ or earning probably way much higher than forecast.

Hello, Can you explain what's going on with Nvidia? why it moves strange , so choppy, and not as usual ? Is it already in distribution phase or mark down phase?thanks

Sounds like the shorts are looking for a reason to stop bleeding

Microstrategy is all over the place & AMD I sold but I'm thinking of picking it back up with palantir but not sure . I have Zacks but Microstrategy doesn't have much info .

"They're not talking about tens of thousands of wafers. They are talking about fabs, [saying] 'We need so many fabs. We need three fabs, five fabs, 10 fabs.' Well, I can hardly believe that one." -- Morris Chang (founder of TSMC) That is a pretty good indicator of demand going into the future as fabs are expensive and they're not likely to want to create over capacity for something that may be short-term.

The companies that are in the best position to compete with Nvidia are AMD and Intel of course. Look at their history of competing with Nvidia in consumer graphics cards. AMD has been competing with Nvidia for years, yet Nvidia maintains roughly 80% market share. Intel has basically failed to gain market share.

Intel, along with a group of other companies, is trying to develop an alternative to CUDA called UXL. AMD has pretty much failed thus far. CUDA has been around almost two decades. Four million developers use it. It's taught in colleges, and businesses have invested plenty money into applications that use it. It's also compatible across all Nvidia products. From what I understand, developers like using it. Other companies can develop an alternative, but that does not mean that developers will take to it, that it will produce comparable results, or that Nvidia will sit still and not make further improvements. Other companies have tried to create alternatives to Google, too.

Watch demand for HBM3E memory. Nvidia is the first to use it, and Micron just announced that they're sold out for 2024 and most of 2025.

I own a ton of NVDA & not looking back.

I am going to have to rebalance my account sometime in the near future but not sure how. Can someone give me a stock name to consider.

What I see is companies that have 100 billion in cash are customers. Nvidia has end users that are flush with cash that don't have a sure plan to grow. Upgrading their computers to ones that are faster and more efficient is a sure way to get a return on their investment. Then there are companies like Tesla that is likely going to solve FSD and create a new use for super computers. The lower cost of these computers also grows the size of the market. Then there is the government, the military will be upgrading as fast as possible. The rest of the government will upgrade slowly providing a long run cycle. Managing big numbers with competence is more difficult than managing with competence. Nvidia's product is deflationary. It does more for less money. How much a company can benefit depends on what they do. For sure they can save money but some will make money hand over fist.

Say demand for B100, B200, GB200 is tremendously high. Can Nvidia accelerate production (supply) to meet demand? It is wonderful to have a big back log of orders but can they increase production? I think most analysts are in agreement that the demand for their technology is substantial. If Nvidia can substantially increase production and deliveries, this will translate into substantial increases in revenue and profit and then "earnings" which will increase stock performance. Anyone have information on chip production capability at Nvidia? Thanks and good luck to everyone.

you can always buy and hold nvda this year as long as the position is appropriately sized and you understand that most of the gains have already been made

Shorts used price to sales instead of the normal pe to twist that nvda is overpriced.

Buying Nvidia or any of the techs after a 4 month rally at their peaks is somewhat similar to buying tulips at their peak, but who knew where the tops were back then. Today we can see parabolic rises on the charts, they never last for long. If people must buy. only buy with a little for the back of the drawer. Or wait for the seasonal pullbacks in the wider market.

wow nice

what about AMCR

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I am regretting not investing in Nvidia stocks ever since my wife did. But still grateful i kept money in the money market. With about $200k maturing soon, i plan investing well in it. But then what other stocks should I look into as a newbie to safely grow my money?

Go ahead buy. NVIDIA is going amazing HIGH when their business is chip design, not production of the same. Seems like NVIDIA ought to merge or buyout a chip-producer.

I have $170K in NVIDIA right now. I only got into stocks to try and make anything to help afford some medical infusion treatment that I need. I know it’s a risky game especially for someone like me who isn’t focusing hard on the market. I just don't want to make any wrong move. Do I hold or sell and buy back? Genuinely asking for any advice...

I like cola stock right now 😊

It's a revolution.

Tesla too, it has the best fundamentals with the cars, robots, AI, robotaxi etc. Nvidia doesnt have as many aspects as Tesla does.

i am tech investor and nvda is my top holding

NVDA has the best shovels and pickaxes. AMZN chose NVDA for Project Ceiba world fastest computer. MSFT and OpenAI are spending $100B at least to build fastest super AI computer. All this is just the past 1-2 days. At least a couple hundreds of billion there. Using anything else is slower and behind & cost on future upgrades (which seems to be yearly now.) Getting SMCI servers now allow purchasers to swap between AI GPUs right away which also comes with liquid cooling technology right away. Unless people being penny wise, dollar foolish, I don't see why they won't take all of NVDA chips and servers with NVDA chips now. 1000x faster than others is hard to catch up. You can't buy time.

P/e is not the way to value a high growth company

What if we buy it now , but don't you think as many people say that it will goes down further to 850 $ to support résistance level?Thanks

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From the beginning, Nvidia has been about accelerated computing. AI is just one application of that. Some people point out that the hyperscalers are developing their own custom chips, but that's task specific. To compete with Nvidia, their chips would have to be good at a variety of other tasks with equally good software that developers want to use. I don't think they are trying to compete with Nvidia. I think they just want more supply for their own needs, and to reduce cost and dependence on Nvidia. Tesla has been trying that for years, and now Elon is saying that he'll buy every chip he can get from Nvidia. Breaking away is easier said than done. Nvidia has been at this for many years, and Blackwell cost $10B to develop. At what point do they say that it's just not worth it to try and re-invent the wheel? When everybody is trying to win the AI race and Nvidia offers the best product, how much do they want to spend on something that may be sub-par? You also have to consider TCO (Total Cost of Operations). Nvidia likes to make it very hard to compete with them on that.

Sovereign investment is going to be priced at earning. Accumulate

Nvidia can go up but the question is if it will sustain those price growth over long term

This is classic pump and dump. No rational analyst would ever recommend a stock that has 10x inside a year.

AI is the new oil. It touches everything. Wait for the demand for AI-Of Things.

it was convincing until near the end when she said she have never owned nvda in her personal fortfolio

How long does usually such pauses last ?

Where was Tracy when I Was buying in summer 2019 and fall 2022? My spice company seems strong

To the Moon just like dem der Tulips!

the odds of my buying nvidia right now are zero. I'm choosing Tesla now. Nvda had a great run.

You are lovely

It'll be the biggest company in the world

If you want to play NVIDIA don’t play NVIDIA, the better buy is service now. You not lose your job recommending $NOW but if you recommend NVIDA at this level, you will certainly lose your job and probably get sued for failure to provide due care as a fiduciary.

No one loved GPU before. But now everything is run on GPU.

Sorry I usually forget to disclose. I’m a 20 year series 7 licensed professional. I am currently licensed by FINRA. I was a long time holder of nvda. I currently own 0 shares. My entry back into nvda is unknown.

Yes, Yes... buy Nvidia... Zacks... Ryniec will be happy to see you in minus 30% for 1 year

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Don`t you get afraid from buying Nvidia now in a time where a market correction can happen because major indexes are overextended?

Jeez, now, seriously? It may well end the year higher but it could easily lose 20% here. Did you not see what has happened to AMD in the last two weeks?

No. Insanely overpriced

Nvidia, the spice company?

I've noticed Nvidia is not doing too well but I also see a possible opportunity ...

I’m rich

NVDIA smart move if you own is to sell it and buy TSLA, moving from infrastructure AI to real world AI application. The real world applications will have a 3-10x not the infrastructure at this point. Where will NVDIA go beyond 2T ? 3T? most probably not!! NVDIA has no manufacturing, TSMC are their manufacturer. Buying now NVDIA is at best FOMO!! DO NOT BUY NVDIA NOW !!

Anyone telling you to invest in NVDA now should go to prison

Just sip at every dip - NVIDIA is a no-brainer!

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Been beating myself up a bit that I sold my 53 shares of NVDA at $303 each back in May 2023. Now thinking of liquidating a few other investments to rebuy but afraid to do so. I also currently have 500k in savings making me next to nothing.