Nvidia will continue to experience many corrections along the way, says Alger CEO
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I've been an investor in Apple because I strongly believe in the company. I've always believed in the stock, but now I don't know whether to re-distribute my $70k portfolio and put some money in Nvidia, especially now that we are experiencing a market correction.
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I bought NVDA at $126, and its surge has grown my portfolio to $260k, but I'm worried about a correction and wonder when to exit. Market highs can lead to corrections, but timing them is difficult. This is making me consider adjusting my portfolio or exploring defensive investments.
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I was also in a similar position few years ago, i took profit and it went even higher. Upon realizing that a change was necessary, I consulted a fiduciary advisor and since then my portfolio has averaged returns of 28% annually through restructuring and diversification.
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Sold @ 140. Bought it back today
I didn't sell enough but buying more now
yea right no way you could have predicted that
isn't it too early to buy it back again?
@@California_life_0321 yep, this beast could hit 90 b4 a bounce
You timed it perfectly😅
With the way stocks are going, I’m sure NVDA will fall a bit but eventually climb way way WAY higher afterwards
It’s normal don’t freak out
I'm setting it and forgetting it. I'm not selling!
No reason to blame some trimming but dont whine when it goes up again. It might happen quite quickly. Reminder: the biggest gains in a stock happen only on very few occasions in a year. Impossible to time. So for me its always: dont time the market, time in the market wins.
These bears are just trying to talk the stock down so they can buy more cheaper plus make money from their shorts
Yeah keep smoking the good stuff.
You're right. This company should keep going until it's 100% of global stock market value.
@@mehtacotute it will
Thank you for the discount on nvda.
Of course it’s correcting. There was a frenzy right after the split.
How is it that investors were willing to pay +$1,200/share but not $120?
Herd menality. Nothing has changed since the last earnings report. However, I do think Jensen Huang selling off $120 million worth of stocks has some people spooked.
You're overestimating retail buying power. It was the big boys buying at those prices and their quants knowing how momentum works driving the stock further and further. I'm sure there were plenty of retail buying the bag at $140. Now the big boys are taking profits to repeat it again when NVDA reports in August. Trend is your friend
Absolutely right. The strtagy works for them the big Boys. If stock goes down from 120 to 18. It's 40$ down imagine how big profit they have made out of retail traders. The same they did with Apple and Tesla. Do not buy now NVIDIA. Unitl it comes down to 80
This really went over everyones head 😂
@@user-ll9qk2el4d Huang 's sell of his recently vested performance-based stock was actually quite small compared to the number of shares that he owns (and quite normal compared to his fellow tech CEOs). I know some are buying and selling the ebbs and flows (ups and downs), but that to me is a day trade mentality. Me - I take more of an ownership view and going to hold for the ride for at least five years. I am diversified enough (I like to think) and will work to avoid the transactional cost that eat into gains by exiting and re-entering the position. Intel and AMD had similar volatility and I am very thankful for the pullback. It needed a correction or else it was headed into bubble territory.
The simple question for me is....What will it take for Nvidia to be a 3.5 to 4 trillion company? I did a short term trade and will watch to find out.
It's time for correction, be ready to buy
I recently sold some of my long-term position and currently sitting on about 250k, do you think Nvidia is a good buy right now or I have I missed out on a crucial buy period, any good stock recommendation on great performing stocks will be appreciated.
Palantir, ARM and Nvidia are all still good buy, but what do I know I’m not a financial advisor lol
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Why S&P didn't go down as its goes up when Nvidia goes up at least 1%?
Other Mag7 companies pushing it up counteracts the dip.
Should be about 50% off top to be fair value.
Have you observed the movement in Nvidia's stock this year?
Indeed, it's been remarkable. I've heard Desiree Ruth Hoffman foresaw this at the outset of the year.
Is that so? What insights led Desiree Ruth Hoffman to make such a prediction?
Desiree Ruth Hoffman possesses a profound comprehension of market dynamics and technological trends. Her foresight is quite remarkable.
Impressive. I should certainly consider consulting Desiree Ruth Hoffman's predictions before making any investment moves.
Don't be silly! You're amazing and anyone would be lucky to have you. Don't sell yourself short."
People taking some profits.
It drops goes back up and so on.
First experience losing a lot of money in options, learning experience
That's why you don't buy short dated options, stick with deep in the ITM leap calls at least 6 months to 1 or 2 years out with a delta of .80 or better
@@ericjohnson829 thanks, will consider this next time.
You should try crypto if you want to feel *something* ;DDD
Improve your entries and exits. The stock had such a run-up for the last several months. It was overdue for a correction.
@@simrans3675 Hard pass, but thanks 🙏
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Please go to 100$ so i can buy more!
Go to 100 so people who did due dilligence suffer? Quit waiting its not going to 100 again lol.
Let’s bring on the bears lol
CNBC loves to talk down NVDA when there’s profit taking or consolidation. Today is back up 6%. CNBC…no comments
Just do rolling increments on sell stops and go fishing. Its just first world problems.
"no"
"you can't do AI without NVIDIA" pull backs are buying opportunities.
Just keep it in a secret drawer. Open it in 10 yrs.
Ceo wouldn’t sell if it wasn’t unreasonable. Not like he needs the money.
@fernendo4 Did you realize the CEO owns over $850 million SHARES of NVDA? He sold a total of $95 million dollars worth. You do the math. I totally disagree he thinks it’s unreasonable.
@@missourimanful what Jenson sold was like $100 out of your $1 Million portfolio, he is a big guy and has huge expenses
@@missourimanful obviously he is not going to sell everything at once and make a scene
He sold it to just put it right back into the company. 🚀🚀
cnbc has the absolute worst hosts. Dude is a complete DF.
@jeffrose5622: They're not all bad.
Guest is a moron too, so go figure.
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🙄😳🤔?
losing 300 billion in market cap in 3 days is brutal.
It’s will goes more down
There is no "cap", all a delusion.
On the other end though, they gained $2 trillion in market cap in about a year and before that +$500B in less than 2 years. To NVDA, they are overflowing with so much cash reserves compared to any other company, they can't even spend it fast enough to expand. I think other companies would freak out or collapse, but to NVDA will just probably shrug it off. They've dropped 20% in a bear run not too long ago and returned so massively strong after earnings reports. Next report is due soon in August I believe and I am pretty sure they will gain all that $300billion back quickly if not more. We are in a new world of ultra mega caps that is entirely insane at the moment. Exciting stuff to be honest.
@@Rolex45863 will it?
Tech, hah the tech
AI buys stock. So it buys itself. Give in to your robot overlords.
Dumb people don't see opportunities 😅
false prediction