Putting all my money in nvda

[Anonymous]

You should get checked for bipolar/manic depression first.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All you people giving sure advice. Why are you wasting time here and not on your private island?

Because we were poor to start with and are only at 17M right now. Our work and kids are here in the DC area. Also, and this is key... I don't want a private island.

Post the redacted account statement

[Anonymous]

Oops.

[Anonymous]

Hoping is not investing op

[Anonymous]

OP it’s time to buy that dip!!!!

[Anonymous]

OP - Got in at $800 and just bought a bunch more last week. I'm holding. The negative media wants a recession to fill their day. Nvidia IS the future.

[Anonymous]

^^ Post is to OP, not from.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I need to up my NW ASAP. I know investing in one stock only is risky, but I’ve decided I’m putting all my money (~300k) in NVDA and hoping for the best. Has anyone done something like this? What did you put all your money in? how did it work out?

You should have done this on June 20th!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is what my husband did with Apple 25 years ago. It worked well for us.

You can do this with Nvidia, but please understand it's a much shorter-term bet, OP, because Nvidia has much less of a moat. It's customers are companies that are themselves trying to build chips for AI, so they're also Nvidia competitors, and one day, they will catch up to it.

PP is wrong, obviously. AI is here to stay and high-tech stocks are not influenced by "media running with stories on AI hiccups". That's... stupid.

No, there are fundamental industrial reasons why NVDIA has to be watched like milk on the boil.

But in the short-term, I see no problem with investors who want to get rich quick with buying then selling NVDA.

Just be really, really careful. Read all the relevant news. Know the industry. Where the chips are made. Geopolitical tensions on the chip market. Who the competitors are and who they're schmoozing. And be ready to sell.

I too did that about 24 years ago.. bought about 150 shares of Apple that's worth about $2M now. But the investment was nowhere close to 'all my money' but probabaly close to 15-20% of my net worth at that time.

[Anonymous]

^^ PP again. My Apple investment was just pure luck. They had a down day and I saw that on TV at a store I walked into. Went back to the office and bought it. I could have easily lost my shirt. For example, my wife was a big believer in Sun Microsystems (she knew some of the founding team, their products and there was great research on them) and nagged me into investing. That investment (probably a smaller amount than the apple investment) was money down the drain. It's all a gamble.

[Anonymous]

Hey OP, how’s NVDA?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The only stock on which you should ever bet everything is Berkshire Hathaway
Or JNJ

FICO.

[Anonymous]

Assuming OP purchased on June 16th, they've made 5.4% or $16,239. The closing price on June 16th was $130.98. The closing price today was $138.07

[Anonymous]

S&P 500 was up 15.77% the last 6 months. Outperformed NVDA I guess.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:S&P 500 was up 15.77% the last 6 months. Outperformed NVDA I guess.

Not since OP's post. They were very similar.