Let me chat with everyone. When I saw the news about “NVIDIA and Eli Lilly’s commitment to invest $1 billion into an AI drug discovery lab,” it reminded me of what I used to do back then.
Back then, whenever I saw the news, I’d rush to take action. As a result, not just once, I bought at the peak of my emotions—and sold near the lowest point.
Nowadays, my approach is: first read the full article, then check the market chart before expressing any view, and only then decide whether to make a move.
In the end, the easiest mistake isn’t making a wrong judgment—it’s getting your position pushed around by a single piece of news.
Have you had similar experiences?
This content does not constitute any buy or sell recommendation.
Back then, whenever I saw the news, I’d rush to take action. As a result, not just once, I bought at the peak of my emotions—and sold near the lowest point.
Nowadays, my approach is: first read the full article, then check the market chart before expressing any view, and only then decide whether to make a move.
In the end, the easiest mistake isn’t making a wrong judgment—it’s getting your position pushed around by a single piece of news.
Have you had similar experiences?
This content does not constitute any buy or sell recommendation.