Just hit another #NVDAB times when the price was sold hard back around **190–200**.
The more it drops, the more appealing it looks. Fundamentals are almost unchanged: revenue keeps setting records, the Data Center business is still booming, AI spending shows no sign of slowing down, and NVIDIA is still the name leading the whole game.
In my view, this is a price adjustment rhythm—not a change in the business. When the market is still worried about the short term, I see the *risk/reward* is much better than when we were FOMO-ing at the top.
The plan remains the same: hold for the medium term. If it drops further, I’ll buy more; if it rallies strongly, I’ll scale out a portion.
This isn’t an all-in order, but I’m still betting on one thing: as long as AI continues to grow, NVIDIA remains the king of AI infrastructure.
#ShareMyTradFi
The more it drops, the more appealing it looks. Fundamentals are almost unchanged: revenue keeps setting records, the Data Center business is still booming, AI spending shows no sign of slowing down, and NVIDIA is still the name leading the whole game.
In my view, this is a price adjustment rhythm—not a change in the business. When the market is still worried about the short term, I see the *risk/reward* is much better than when we were FOMO-ing at the top.
The plan remains the same: hold for the medium term. If it drops further, I’ll buy more; if it rallies strongly, I’ll scale out a portion.
This isn’t an all-in order, but I’m still betting on one thing: as long as AI continues to grow, NVIDIA remains the king of AI infrastructure.
#ShareMyTradFi