Nvidia is still a strong company to invest in and the recent dips provide opportunities to build up your position and for those who have previously missed the boat. However, being one of the biggest companies by market cap, one should not expect the same explosive growth of the company that it has experienced in the recent quarters.

It is never too late to buy Nvidia stock unless you no longer see any prospect in the growth of the company and it's stock. If you are looking it only for the short term, you might want to wait for a correction before jumping in.

When choosing to invest in dividend stocks, look at the following: 1. Does the stock price grow over time? It won't be good if you are receiving dividends but losing more price movements of the stock. You might need to liquidate your stocks at certain times and risk losing the overall value. 2. Does the dividend grow over time? It would be good if the dividends you receive can beat the inflation rate and even better if they can double over time.

Another way to look at the "competition" is that most are losing money for each of the EV cars sold and whether they can continue to do so to gain market share.

Sometimes, we need to put it in another perspective. It is not likely to continue with a 50% growth year over year over year. Manufacturing cannot keep up without doing it overseas. Also, to collect more data for FSD to make it up the next level there would be need for more Tesla cars on the road, squeezing margins would be one way to help achieve this.

Nasdaq now in overbought region after the recent long run up. Wait for retracement before diving into TQQQ. Or simply buy QQQ.

Waiting for the crowd to join in even if it takes till after the US election. Have a small position in the stock so won't be affected much if it goes sideways but potential win might be substantial.

Would bank crashes be the bubble for this downturn?

Good time to cherry pick the stronger banks with good dividends.

Choice of words or wordings. Would you prefer a flatish 8% yield over a 2% yield that doubles in over a 5-year period? Choose your investments based on your investment horizon - 5 years, 10 years or 30 years or more. Are you also looking for price appreciation when you invest in dividend stocks? Higher appreciation is not good when you are thinking of reinvesting your dividends.

Got 1 share from the spinoff. Found this while checking portfolio and found this share that I did not personally partake. Hope Tiger have some sort of notification to customer for such event.

Still holding on for more profit. The Russian-Ukraine war has to end sooner or later. No technical sign that it is falling soon.

Wait for Cathie Wood to finish buying before you step in. The difference in the price you buy in versus her buying prices would be the potential profit you might gain above whatever selling price at later dates.

Recession might be good if it can keep inflation under control. Worse is stagflation. If inflation is brought down by the recession, the Feds would be willing to do the reverse to pick up the market, which would likely bring better results (and more profits for us) in the long term.