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$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  NVDA is Bearish and It's not because of Performance [Sigh]  Nvidia has been wrought with market scares, disappointment and broad market down-turns as Retail Investors dont find good reasons to buy the stock at any higher valuations which I believe in the short-term is justified. Let me Explain why this is my first bearish post after having such a Bullish outlook on the stock and how this will likely change as I am Bullish Long-term. Recent Key Events: - NVDA Earnings Febuary - GTC Keynote by Jensen Huang - US Federal Rate Announcement & Powell Conference As the trend since the Deepseek sell-off and Trump administration Tariff War has shown, the Market is rife with Extreme Fear which seem

How to Pick Stocks with Reasonable First, I look at the Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio—it’s a quick way to see how much you’re paying for a dollar of earnings. Compare it to the industry average; if it’s way higher, the stock might be overvalued unless there’s serious growth potential. I’d say anything below 20 is usually a decent starting point for non-tech stocks, but it depends on the sector. Next, check the Price-to-Book (P/B) ratio. This compares the market price to the company’s book value. Anything under 1 could mean it’s undervalued, but you gotta dig into why—sometimes it’s a red flag. What’s your risk tolerance? That’ll shape how strict you are with these numbers. Also, look at free cash flow. If a company’s generating solid cash but the stock price doesn’t reflect it, that’s a bu

Holding an investment for a long time—often referred to as a "buy-and-hold" strategy—can outperform frequent trading for several reasons, depending on your goals, risk tolerance, and the nature of the assets involved. Here's a breakdown of why it might be better: Compounding Returns: When you hold an asset long-term, especially something like stocks or real estate, you benefit from compounding. Reinvested dividends, interest, or capital gains accumulate over time, growing exponentially rather than being interrupted by constant buying and selling. Lower Transaction Costs: Trading frequently racks up fees—commissions, spreads, and taxes (like capital gains tax on short-term trades, which are often taxed higher than long-term gains in many places). Holding reduces these costs, leaving more mo

$POP MART(09992)$ please do your own research this is just research information. Pop Mart (stock ticker: 9992.HK on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange) has already seen a significant rise in its stock value, largely driven by its unique position in the collectible toy market and the growing interest in products like Molly and Labubu. However, when evaluating whether these characters will fuel further stock market growth, there are a few things to consider: Sustainability of Demand: The collectible toy market can be highly trend-driven, so while Molly and Labubu may be popular now, the key is whether their appeal can be sustained over time or if their popularity will wane as new characters emerge. Trends in collectibles often experience cycles of highs

Meta Joins Tesla, Nvidia in Most Active Stock Options $Meta Platforms (META.US)$ options volume jumped Thursday, joining $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$, $Tesla (TSLA.US)$, $Apple (AAPL.US)$ and $Micron Technology (MU.US)$ in the five most active stock options as shares of Facebook’s parent company bounced around after entering a bear market earlier this week.  Shares of Meta rose as much as 4.5% to $610.20 before closing at $586. The stock struggled to hold on to gains after closing at $582.36 on Tuesday, a decline that took losses from its peak in February to more than 20%, meeting the technical definition of a bear market.  More than 814,800 call and put options traded Thursday. That's almost double the 20-day average of 447,790 contracts, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. &nbs

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