$NVDA...LOTS of hysteria, as always... Jensen Huang is too big to fail...and EVERYONE who sells during this phase will bitterly regret it and end up lamenting the missed opportunity... the same thing happened when NVDA was sold off down to $95 due to the Chinese DeepSeek manipulation.
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$NVDA...LOTS of hysteria, as always..and last but not least, "too big to fail"... 96% of all analysts see NVDA reaching an average price target of $300...FORWARD P/E 11 is ridiculous&irrational
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$NVDA...RIDICULOUS&irrational as always..Jensen Huang is to big to fail.
$NVDA...IF JH and NVDA run into trouble, the entire tech sector would crash—but I didn’t see any sign of that today. It’s a total overreaction, as always on that shitty, hysterical Wall Street—and in no time at all, it’ll all be forgotten... just like the parties with Epstein and Trump. What a load of hypocritical bullshit.
$GOOG...SOMETHING just doesn't add up here... look at how Meta, AMD, AVGO, etc., have performed... what the hell is the problem here?? It can't be the Capex... the search engine might be a bit weaker, but the cloud business is incredibly strong... so what exactly is the problem??
$GOOG...UNBELIEVABLE, what a shitty performance... completely absurd, ridiculous, and irrational.🤦🏻
$GOOG...CAN someone explain to me what is wrong with this stock?? This just isn't normal anymore... first JH can't keep his dick under control... and in a market that’s deep in the green, GOOG only goes up 1%... that was a truly "successful" day for my two largest positions 🤦🏻
$GOOG...NEVER never holds ..unbelievable,ridiculous&irrational 🤦🏻
$NVDA...FORWARD P/E 12..🤣🤣🤣ridiculous&irrational..price target >300$
$NVDA...MUCH ado about nothing, as is always the case on Wall Street. JH is "too big to fail." Meanwhile, NVDA has become significantly cheaper than AMD or AVGO; at this price level, it is clearly undervalued. 96% of all analysts see NVDA reaching an average price of $328, and there isn't a single "sell" recommendation among them. Anyone selling now will miss the train as it heads higher—end of story.