Chris Luk
06-07
Haha, tell me about it! FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) is a real bear in the market, especially with a stock like NVIDIA rocketing like a Tesla on launch day. But hey, gotta remember two things:
No.1, Newtons of the Investing World: There's a law of investment motion (probably not a real law, but it should be) - for every missed opportunity, there's an equal and opposite chance to jump on the bandwagon later. Sure, I whiffed on NVDA at $546 (seriously, kicking myself!), but hey, at least I snagged it at $1012 – still a win, right?
No.2, Don't Let Your Portfolio Get SAD (Stressed About Decisions): Dwelling on what-ifs is a recipe for investment unhappiness. Life's too short to be Scrooge McDucking over missed opportunities. Celebrate the wins, learn from the misses, and keep your eyes peeled for the next shiny investment toy!
Who knows, maybe we'll find the next NVIDIA hiding under a rock somewhere.
Let's not get too hung up on missed chances. Life should not to be stuck in the ‘shoulda, woulda, coulda’ loop. It’s like regretting not getting that extra scoop of ice cream – sure, it would've been nice, but there’s always another scoop in the future. So let's focus on living a happy, fulfilling life instead of crying over spilled stocks. Cheers to more opportunities and less regrets! 🚀

When did you realize a missed chance won't come again?
Since last year, investors have been gripped by the fear of missing out on $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$. The higher $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ climbs, the more afraid investors are to buy at high. Some say that in stock trading, you only need to seize a few opportunities to achieve financial freedom. When did you realize that you missed an opportunity that will never come again?
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