NVDA maybe continue to rise to $150 or higher

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ Based on all of my research, I see three predictions for NVDA in 2024-25: $150, $175, & $200.

According to some analysts, NVDA is already in 2025, so it could reach the $150 mark before New Years. Go ahead & do some profit-taking, but remember that this stock is highly volatile & could go in either direction. So, if you decide to sell when it's at $140 (which it hit earlier today), you might find that you have essentially sold yourself out of the market, if the stock continues to rise to $150 or higher.

A similar thing happened to me a few years ago when I sold $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ ; the stock continued going up & up & up. Ergo, I am inclined to buy the dips & avoid taking profits before NVDA reaches the target price I've set for it ($150). If or when I do sell, it will only be to buy some future dip.

If AI were a horserace, Nvidia would be Secretariat, who won the Preakness in 1973 by some 31 lengths. If AI were a boxing match, Nvidia would be Rocky Marciano; the fighter who couldn't be beaten. Check this out to see why Nvidia is The Magnificent One & why the entire AI industry ride its coattails.

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