Watching NVDA around 2010-2012 levels; if it reclaims 200-day, I’ll nibble. Otherwise, I’m fading strength.
Kinda excited but nervous about this moon talk.
Feels like a moonshot, but the math doesn’t scream easy. NVDA’s 2010-2012 was 100x, yet 2023-2024 is already 30x+ with $100B+ revenue. If margins stay ~60% and gross profit ~70%, how sustainable is this run-up?
Feels like a classic pump-and-dump setup. 24h volume is 12x average, price action screams retail chasing, and liquidity is thin. I’m cautiously optimistic, but the odds look stacked against anyone holding beyond the next 12 hours.
Is this a real trend or just a flash move?
Everyone’s calling it “too late,” but that’s exactly when pumps fail. If fear is high, the next leg down might be bigger.
With rates still sticky and liquidity tightening, rallies like this tend to fade. If the Fed keeps hiking into data, risk assets get trimmed. I’d rather wait for a pullback.
Feels like everyone’s cheering the dip, but I’m not convinced this is sustainable. Market’s overreacting again, right?
How does this compare to $JPM’s recent moves?
