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엔비디아 보유자의 질문에 대해 최근 조정은 일시적 휴식이며 ARM 인수 확정 등 호재 대기 상황이라 보유 유지가 낫다고 주장. 분산 포트폴리오면 조정은 문제 아니라는 입장. 애플·엔비디아 차트 기반 목표가 괴리 언급, 세부 수치 근거는 자막 오인식으로 불명확.
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For US stock investment, please retrieve your securities and start investing at Kiwoom Securities. Please be careful of principal loss. The first question is: "I am an Nvidia shareholder. The stock price has risen recently and it’s annoying. Companies like Planetes keep producing [unclear] whips, so should I hold onto Nvidia stock?" You are asking this, but has it not risen that much?
You can view it as just taking a slight rest until about that month. Also, the reason it is resting now is because the acquisition of ARM has not yet been confirmed, so it is not a stock that is currently hitting hard. Also, as you know, it is not just the Biz Pot that has been resting for the last 3 or 6 months.
Of course, we see signs of it rising recently, but from Apple onwards, it is because of the numerous loquat leaves and the re-acquisitions. And then, you see the Cola quiz coming up during that time. Since it is somewhat of a case of the teenagers falling out, I want to reiterate that the MB itself is not the problem.
The people who look at Nvidia the most are reading the booklets. So, simply put, although it is currently in a resting phase, there are various ways it can go up, so in my opinion, it would be good to hold it without any major issues. It seems so. Since NVIDIA has two branches—one is data centers and the other is gaming—I would like to say that unless I give you something specific, the stock price is really good, especially regarding CG.
I simply didn't look for the scheduled stock investment since yesterday. Regarding stock investment, the bait you asked about—those long-time users—yes, that bread is what I mean by saying something else. They say stock investment is a daily routine of waiting. Waiting for the dojo while drunk is the stagnation.
Waiting accumulated over 301 days out of 360 days a year... so, don't just look at NVIDIA alone; if you have everything else together, there is no problem. I am telling you once again to look at the overall scale. Stone Ambit 2 Adult Former Head of Department 4 6 11 5 100% agreeing with the district regarding the pot.
Look at the possibility of entering the market cap top ten FM; the successive era of $1 trillion has changed. There is a reason for the dollar to go. It does n't seem far off, so I think it will go. This is correct for NVIDIA too, isn't it? Also, even if you don't ask 1 Am It's obviously Amazon. Oh, and volleyball is awesome right now.
No matter what anyone says next year, even if I can't manage a 4th-tier auxiliary, there is a good chance. It's a bit different from having a couple's number 4 completely go all-in on one stock versus a portfolio spread widely across 1 to 20 stocks. People who came to Busan use this way much less. In my view, a correction is bound to come, and the problem is how to weather it.
So, unless you are someone who has concentrated on a small number of stocks like a beer drinker, I do n't see it as a problem if the portfolio was well-structured. I see this as simply not a problem. You absolutely shouldn't be afraid of the correction; just be confident, because a birth will come after that.
You can look at it that way right now. Secondly, personally, I think it is very difficult to maintain a steady criminal law like this. You mentioned it earlier, right? Yes, personally, the 4 stocks I sold this time were good, and it was just that we were good; you can give it back after selling and it can go up.
So, if the stocks you hold are just correcting according to the market flow, just hold on to them. Even if it drops a little despite there being no bad news for that stock... Selling based on predictions made in advance worked well this time, but I don't think it fits well in other cases. Personally, I am somewhat opposed to it.
Furthermore, regarding the peer grid index, since it is not an indicator that allows for trading when it is at 1—because it is viewed from a very long-term perspective and provides a slight sense of happiness—I do not see it as very helpful for you to engage in step-by-step trading. In my view, no method is quite right for controlling the timing.
To reiterate, I would like to hear your explanation regarding selling stocks when a problem arises with the holdings. As you know, my personality is such that I view the world quite positively. I don't really lead a bad life, and I completely avoid things that give me a headache. If someone talks about the headaches of life, I don't even look at it.
Also, since I block calls, my tendencies might be slightly different, but the Nvidia case mentioned earlier is exactly the same. You just need to understand this. In other words, the stock price shouldn't be moving right now for it to go up like this, or we are happy because it has fallen, aren't we?
Isn't that the state of the land right now? Oh my, that is the image of Nvidia. Lately, the media has likely been like this. Right now, it's Nvidia, and if you look at it... I can picture the whole fun for you. It’s obvious without even looking. Next is Apple. Apple will keep going like this and come at the end of August.
Everyone says it’s the end of August. It will keep going like this, keep going, and then snap up. Give it an F2 right now, right? That’s how much I’ve drawn and the picture. But if I add one more cave, this picture becomes exactly the same. If I just put a 1 in front, it’s not like that. It’s fun because I do it this way.
If you look above, draw the yellow one once, and the intense love one. If I draw another picture, there is the consensus target price and things like the earnings per share growth rate. It is easiest to set the target price around that level until the end of the IPO. This is what likely moved the market.
To rise like this, it is either maintaining it now or, in fact, things like F have probably gone up a bit. Nvidia was probably drawn like this too. What this is—to put it a bit complicatedly—is divergence. Since I am using the R version, you only need to check the divergence between the stock price and the target price; I believe there is no need to look at anything else besides that. Now.
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