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Nvidia, mixed feeling and seeking opinions - Christdak1ng - Sep 26, 2020
Nvidia is a very potential multinational as it produce computer chips for an extremely fast grown industry, video games, and is also aligning it self to dominate the AI Chips market, an other fast grown industry due to the recent advance in Machine learning.
But Financial Analyst currently state that Nvidia is overvalued (as of other big tech companies in the us).
I currently onw some shares and don't know if I should keep my initial long term investment strategy (5+ years) or switch to a trader strategy and sell before a crash, which I believe will be happening sometime before Christmas, and buy again at low.
Please feel free to state your opinion.
RE: Nvidia, mixed feeling and seeking opinions - Stevensan - Sep 26, 2020
Sell Nvidia before Christmas. Buy it back after Christmas. You can change your long term investment into a short term investment if the stocks are overvalued.
RE: Nvidia, mixed feeling and seeking opinions - Rockajaw - Oct 3, 2020
(Sep 26, 2020 10:42 AM)Stevensan Wrote: Sell Nvidia before Christmas. Buy it back after Christmas. You can change your long term investment into a short term investment if the stocks are overvalued.
Why are you saying before christmas?
RE: Nvidia, mixed feeling and seeking opinions - Stevensan - Oct 4, 2020
(Oct 3, 2020 08:16 PM)Rockajaw Wrote: Why are you saying before christmas?
Because a lot of people are selling their stocks on Christmas.
RE: Nvidia, mixed feeling and seeking opinions - Christdak1ng - Oct 4, 2020
(Oct 4, 2020 01:18 AM)Stevensan Wrote: Because a lot of people are selling their stocks on Christmas.
This, but its also my "time frame" if i wouldn't be keeping my current long term strategy and switch to "trading mode". I look to much ahead when trading