Lambert Pitman
08-06

Just sharing something I've noticed over the past few years. Every time I held through earnings, even when the numbers were a huge beat, the stock still sold off. I've watched others hold through earnings on stocks I didn't own and they'd rocket on good results. But never on my picks. So the last three times I just held the run-up into earnings and sold around noon on the day of the report. Made a solid return and got out before the drop. I did this with $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$  and $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ , and I'll be doing the same with NVDA. Something to keep in mind. You're gambling with earnings every single time, and gambling isn't a smart way to trade. Not saying these stocks won't bounce back right away. Just sharing my personal experience.

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