To The Moon

Come what May I won't be selling in May.

$Li Auto(LI)$ 😀

Just watching from the sidelines with interest. Would love to buy the dip. 

Out of my league 😊

I can’t understand options yet ☹️

Sometimes I’m too dippy to buy the dip is like accidentally putting your phone in the fridge instead of the milk—missing out on opportunities while keeping things cool in all the wrong places.

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Neither sadly, however would SO like to be a long term holder of $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ !!!

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