not a big player but my Sofit stocks which i bought at $4 is now at $25... it's for basement renos and upgrading my outboard motor.
How much are you down this year?
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You mean it was $32.00 down to .80 cents. That would be a 40 to 1 split. THat would sill not account for the 8000% discrepancy between my 22,000% figure and Raj's 30,000%. The 40 to 1 split would inflate his number to 1,200,000%
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A "4:1" split means you get four shares for one, reducing the share price...It's not "4 to 1" it's "4 for 1", look it up
By your own numbers .36 cents to 184.48 is a 23,366% increase. You flunk, punk.
Go bug Raj, about the made up 30,000% increase.
Raj,
Quit possibly there are events and splits that are included in these figures of a 31,938% increase in the stock price over 10 years. How is this number relevant if you have not bought and held NVDA. As I have said, only holding a proven blue chip that pays a substantial dividend is a time tested strategy.
Holding a proven blue chip stock that pays a substantial dividend is one of the most time-tested and reliable investment strategies. These companies have long histories of stability, strong balance sheets, and consistent earnings, which makes them far less likely to collapse during market downturns. The dividend not only provides a steady stream of income but also serves as a sign of financial health and disciplined management. On the other hand, buying into a penny stock or a start-up with no track record is essentially speculation, not investing. Without a history of profitability or sustainable growth, these ventures often fail, leaving investors with heavy losses. While the hollow promise of quick gains can be tempting, the reality is that more fortunes have been built on patience, discipline, and compounding through blue chips than on risky bets that are merely speculation.
While it is true that NVDA has become a company that is at the verge of competing with chip giants like AMD and Intel, it still has a long way to go and has come no where near the success of these two incumbent chip manufacturers. NVDA may yet come out with a revolutionary chip, but may also be run right over by Chinese chip maker.
Quit possibly there are events and splits that are included in these figures of a 31,938% increase in the stock price over 10 years. How is this number relevant if you have not bought and held NVDA. As I have said, only holding a proven blue chip that pays a substantial dividend is a time tested strategy.
Holding a proven blue chip stock that pays a substantial dividend is one of the most time-tested and reliable investment strategies. These companies have long histories of stability, strong balance sheets, and consistent earnings, which makes them far less likely to collapse during market downturns. The dividend not only provides a steady stream of income but also serves as a sign of financial health and disciplined management. On the other hand, buying into a penny stock or a start-up with no track record is essentially speculation, not investing. Without a history of profitability or sustainable growth, these ventures often fail, leaving investors with heavy losses. While the hollow promise of quick gains can be tempting, the reality is that more fortunes have been built on patience, discipline, and compounding through blue chips than on risky bets that are merely speculation.
While it is true that NVDA has become a company that is at the verge of competing with chip giants like AMD and Intel, it still has a long way to go and has come no where near the success of these two incumbent chip manufacturers. NVDA may yet come out with a revolutionary chip, but may also be run right over by Chinese chip maker.
Very real, I do not live in your fantasy land with a dixie band playing behind you everywhere you walk. Have you bought and held NVDA and held it for 10 years?
Nvidia is considered one of the hottest companies right now because it sits right at the center of the AI boom. Everyone building large AI models needs enormous computing power, and Nvidia’s chips are the go-to choice. NVDA is considered the best choice at this time, but you never know what the competition will come up with. On top of that, their software ecosystem, like CUDA, is so entrenched that it’s hard for competitors to pull people away. They’ve also laid out a strong roadmap with new architectures like Blackwell and Rubin, which should keep them ahead in performance. They have a strong following in the gaming market. AI gaming, autonomous cars, cloud computing, and even government contracts are all part of their future intensions. Just as NVDA has come up from the rear, the giant multi-billion dollar competitors may surpass NVDA and run past them.
If your strategy is to buy and hold long term, good luck to you. I prefer to pick off the ripe low hanging fruit. daily.
Are you trying to do this on an abacus? What kind of fucked up math are you doing?
This guy's got no idea what he's doing. He will continue to weasel out of every wrong thing he said with some other path and ignore all the things he gets wrong, over and over. In his last reply he just copy and pasted some fucking ChatGPT output after asking what NVidia does, cause's he is clueless
. Not worth bothering with him raj.....................How is this relevant? Neither you nor Raj has owned NVDA for 10 years. Maybe you and Raj, would like to do the 5 day/5 stock challenge. 5 stocks, highest point the stock reaches in 5 days. Highest total wins.
Lmao - are you trying to do math with ChatGPT and basing decisions on that? How gullible are you? You know that they are demonstrably unable to do simple arithmetic right? You’ve gotta be 60+ to think an LLM can solve these problems - and you’re calling me gramps
Here’s a graph, ask ChatGPT to explain it for you
No, I am not using Chat GPT to do math. I simplify things. All I have to do is to look at a number and know the results. I made predictions on Cannabis stocks last Friday, and every one of them has made money.
richaceg had the opinion to stay away from TLRY, I disagreed with him and said that TLRY was a buy. From Friday 12, to high of this week TLRY was up 14.92% If I knew it was a buy, obviously I knew when to sell. Since I always make my buys in increments of $10k when I sold the the stock was worth $11,492. I only needed to look at the numbers and know instantly my percentage, 14.92%. I am not a calculating type of guy like you, no need for complications. Oh, by the way, the rest of my cannabis predictions did 5.5 -12.5% gains.
I will give you the courtesy of a caveat. If your plan is to piss me off so that you could get more freebie predictions, I have to warn you that you may not like the outcome.
So far I'm on the plus side there were times where yes I Lost money but that's only on paper. I've made everything back and more the only thing is, I wish I've invested a lot sooner like when I was 18 years old. Stock market is like a pendulum swings left and right makes money lose money, it also depends on balls. Don't panic it will rebound, and I don't know what Your portfolio is but I have a lot of stock that pays dividends which I reinvest into makes more money that way.
