Looking at market history, even the strongest winners don't usually go up in a straight line. Take $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ , for example. It had quite a few major pullbacks before it became one of the big AI winners we see now. Those dips created fear, but long-term investors who understood the underlying story stayed put.
A similar conversation is happening around $Micron Technology(MU)$ now. Volatility is just part of the semiconductor cycle. The long-term opportunity, to me, really comes down to AI demand, memory growth, and how well the company executes.
Often, the biggest winners will test your conviction before they make their most significant moves. The point isn't to avoid every single pullback—it's to understand the actual business behind the chart.
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