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2022-05-29

...Like Baron Rothschild reportedly put it, "Buy when there's blood in the streets."

Year 2022 is a golden period for Buy & Hold time! Just like buying a properties. You don't buy today and after spending big sum of money on all the renovation and You are alway checking on the properties price daily right? It doesn't matter to you at all if the price drop the any other day after you bought the house as you Definietly won't selling it for the next 5-10 years right? For sure, you will be profitable if u in for Long buying at this current price.

Better Buy: Nvidia Stock or Every Nasdaq Stock?

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JC888
2022-05-29
JC888
Hold for how long? With limited resources the opportunity costs of holding is lost chance to buy an even blue-er chip, no? Hmmm
SYCher
2022-05-29
SYCher
Need holding power
Azerone.Kee
2022-05-29
Azerone.Kee
yes, bear market period is a good chance to buy good performance company share when it's cheaper.
JDhope89
2022-05-29
JDhope89
Recovery can be as short as 1 year to as long as 20 years as proven historically
Fayt
2022-05-29
Fayt
thanks for sharing!
Niskil
2022-05-29
Niskil
Buy n hold n go away

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And the company just warned shareholders that revenue for the quarter now underway wouldn't be as healthy as analysts were initially anticipating.Veteran investors know, however, that some of the market's biggest rewards come from buying shares of great companies while they're beaten down. Nvidia is a great company. It's just going through a rough patch.Before stepping into a stake in this great company, though, take a step back and consider an alternative that may be a more appropriate pick for your particular portfolio.Storm warningIf you're reading this, then you likely already know Nvidia's only anticipating a top line of $8.1 billion for the current quarter, versus analysts' expectations of $8.4 billion. 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Like Baron Rothschild reportedly put it, \"Buy when there's blood in the streets.\"As is always the case, though, there's more to the story.Not even the pros do it very well, or for very longIn this case the \"more\" is a question about the rest of your holdings. Namely, is your portfolio already well-founded by a diversified index fund offering you all of the stock market's upside, but also curbing the volatility that individual stocks bring to the table? It should be. Better yet, index funds also steer investors clear of the temptation to time individual entries and exits of stocks, since they're simply a means of plugging into the market's broad, long-term bullishness even if they do suffer the occasional stumble.Statistics certainly support the idea that chasing hot stocks can do more harm than good. Take Standard & Poor's look at the performance of equity mutual funds versus the market as an example. Last year, 85% of mutual funds available in the United States failed to keep pace with the S&P 500. It wasn't just a bout of bad luck, either. Over the course of the past five years, nearly three-fourths of these funds trailed the S&P 500. For the past 10 years, the failure figure ratchets back up to 83%.And if you think one year's winners tend be perpetual winners, think again. Only a little over half of 2019's top-performing funds were even in the top quartile in 2020. Then, in 2021, only 2.2% of 2019's market-beating funds were still among the best performers.These fund managers are professionals, usually paid with the expectation that they'll be able to beat the market. Even with all the tools and resources at their disposal, most can't. It's even tougher for investors with other responsibilities and fewer resources to beat the market by frequently buying and selling individual stocks.A better betSo if not Nvidia, then what?To be clear, if you want to step into Nvidia shares while they're down, feel free. That's especially the case if you've already got a well-diversified portfolio, and if you fully understand the unique risks of buying this particular name. 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