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$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$   Bullish b cos AI hype is not over yet so there is room for upside. I am not vested in this stock. Missed out on opportunity ? plenty. Regrets? not exactly. Why? There are other gems around. :)

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  hi want to ask you all opinions,  if I got 4 units shares, and I sell 1 units share on 7 June .. so how much split shares I will get today, please 🙏 

I never regret for missing on Nvidia. However, i regret in my life is never go and join the flying club to learn of flying plane. I ever miss of buying $Las Vegas Sands(LVS)$ during the lowest bottom in year 2008 around the price of $7plus. I still have faith in stock market that there is still have opportunity as long you are still alive.

opportunities are like sunrises, if you miss one, another will come. is true, but it's also important to recognize that each opportunity is unique and may not come again in the same way. This realization can motivate people to seize opportunities as they arise and make the most of the present moment.

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$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$   As an investor, the fear of missing out (FOMO) is a common psychological trap that can lead to hasty and often regrettable decisions. Here are some insights to consider: 1. Market Timing is Difficult: It’s challenging to predict the perfect time to buy or sell a stock. Instead of trying to time the market, focus on the fundamentals of the companies you’re investing in. 2. Diversification: Diversifying your portfolio across various sectors and asset classes can help mitigate risk. Even if you miss an opportunity in one stock, having a well-diversified portfolio ensures that your financial health doesn’t depend on a single investment. 3. Long-Term Perspective: Investing should be viewed as a long-term endeavor. The

**Why I Regret Not Shorting $TSLA When Elon Musk Announced the Twitter Acquisition** Reflecting on recent events, I deeply regret not shorting Tesla ($TSLA) when Elon Musk announced his acquisition of Twitter. Here’s why that missed opportunity still haunts me and why I believe Tesla’s stock is poised for a downturn: 1. **Distraction from Core Business**: Musk’s focus on acquiring and running Twitter is a major distraction from Tesla’s core business. Managing a social media giant alongside an automotive and energy company is a recipe for divided attention and mismanagement. Tesla’s growth and innovation could stall as Musk juggles too many responsibilities. 2. **Financial Burden**: The Twitter acquisition came with a hefty price tag, financed through loans and equity. This financial strain

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  Afterpay in 2019 was $20/share. Managed to catch the boat before it skyrocketedto $160 a share and made a good profit when I sold the stock. With NVDA I missed the boat when the price was low and it's already up a lot. With the split coming up who knows where the price will be but one can still make a play leading up to the split. Good luck everyone!

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   Billionaire Investor Ron Baron on $TSLA: • Ron Baron predicts Tesla will make 4x to 5x investors' money in the next 10 to 15 years, with robotics being a huge opportunity. • Elon Musk's compensation contract was signed when Tesla's market value was $53 billion; it reached $1 trillion at one point. • Elon Musk spends more than half of his time on Tesla compared to his other ventures. His other ventures, like SpaceX, xAI, and Grok, benefit Tesla indirectly. • Baron advocates for granting Elon Musk the compensation he desires, envisioning Tesla's potential growth to a $10 trillion market cap driven by robotics advancements. 5x in 10 years is pretty conservative given Tesla's immense innovat

With the kind of frenzy movement going, most of us miss the fortune waves in front of us thinking we will buy during dips. Recently, I missed out few good stocks like Dell, Avago, Micron and Eli Lilly as the stars were bright before take off. Hope to get on next wave.

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  I joined the game relatively late when it hit about $1000, but it is continuing to run. Hopefully it will goes on after the stock split since it supported by actual good numbers. 🤑🤑🤑

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  For the daredevil only. High can go higher

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ during COVID where all the oil and gas companies are trading almost as giveaways and alot have risen 10x up since. But end day no need to be FOMO, there is always another opportunity coming, are REITS the same "oil n gas companies during COVID" now?

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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 fo

🌟🌟 We missed many an opportunities that would never come back. Opportunities in stock market, and in life generally, come and go all the time and we can never take all of them. The mindset of regretting about not doing certain things at certain time is wrong. Look at what you might have changed and done differently, reframe it as a learning opportunity that will allow you to make better choices in the future. Good luck, to the moon! 🚀🚀🚀

As long you made your money when the stonk went up, you should be grateful, whoever is holding it now must be big hoarders 😆😆😆😆