NVDA is now at $108

It closed at $108 and sunk a few dollars further to $105 in the aftermarket. I'm wondering if it's time to buy a few shares for a trade.
/—-/ I wouldn’t. But, if you’re convinced, then buy a call ATM three months out. You’ll have less money at risk, and great gains if right.
 
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Warren Buffet has been selling huge numbers of shares of late, and going to cash. Might be time to get out of the Wall Street casino.
/----/ Anyone who thinks Wall Street is a casino, knows nothing about casinos or the stock market and should get out.
 
It closed at $108 and sunk a few dollars further to $105 in the aftermarket. I'm wondering if it's time to buy a few shares for a trade.

Its highest is 135 or so.

If you buy 100 shares and it gets back to there you could make $2700 on an investment of $108,000.

Does not seem worth the risk.
 
Better check your math. 100 shares at $108 = $10,800 cost.

Sorry, you are correct. that is what I get for doing math before coffee!


Still, not really a great return for the investment in my view.

Any trading I do outside of my retirement/investment accounts is always with penny stocks, buy 500 to 1000 shares.
 
As I stated above, it might be time to go to cash.

This isn’t hard to understand.
/----/ Some of your investments should be in cash. Cash is King. I'm 50% in cash, but still hold a lot of stocks and ETFs that I generate income with covered calls.
 
Minor difference.
/----/ Stupid response. Thanks for proving you don't understand either the casino business or the stock market.
Another difference is that you can bet $10,000 in a casino and still be a customer. Invest $10,000 in Apple, and you become a part owner.
 
/----/ Stupid response. Thanks for proving you don't understand either the casino business or the stock market.
Another difference is that you can bet $10,000 in a casino and still be a customer. Invest $10,000 in Apple, and you become a part owner.
Yeah 10k of Apple makes you a .00000000001% owner. I’m glad that makes you feel wealthy.
 

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