Is Selling Too Early More Painful Than Missing Out?

Masayoshi Son once came close to becoming $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$’s largest shareholder, holding nearly 5% of the company. However, a few years ago, he sold all his NVIDIA shares for less than $4 billion. Had he held on until now, those shares would be worth approximately $180 billion—far exceeding his investment returns from Alibaba.

avatarKum Weng
2024-11-15
The entry is important if is valued stock and the trend is correct.
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avatarAN88
2024-11-14
When already did just move on and buy other 
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avatarMrzorro
2024-11-14
I think both entry and exit points are important. For me, selling too early is better than missing out ( at least you still gain profit rather than loss). Stock Market is up and down, and we can't predict the future. So “it's not about timing the market, but about time in the market.” Do your own research and risk management.
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avatarKNandall
2024-11-14
It's always go with profit booking, stock market is a platform where make easy money if you play safe and early discharge 
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avatarRollinrock
2024-11-14
Yes. Regret selling Nvidia @ $119 [Smug]  
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avatarsgfiftyfive
2024-11-14

Trading now is now at an all time emotional high or low?

So people think that they are the next trading superstar when they make some paper gains. Not even cashing it out. Or maybe took some profits out to prepare for Christmas shopping. It's a feel good factor if you bought a few months before the US elections. You feel even better if you bought Bitcoin (eg Elon Musk, Michael Saylor). But I just want to remind you what my mentor told me. Always discipline your emotions. When emotional high from market results, think what would you do if the stock market crashes? If opposite happens, what would you do if the market soars and the results take you to the moon?Don't be naive and think that this bull run will last till the end of Trump's first 100 days.Always cash in and restart from small or no positions if you're unsure. Small profi
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Trading now is now at an all time emotional high or low?
avatarMickey082024
2024-11-14

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avatarPhebekwek
2024-11-14
Let's go!! To the moon and the stars and the skies!
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avatarTiger_story
2024-11-14

Masa Hugs Jensen: Regret Selling NVIDIA Too Early?

Masayoshi Son has a keen eye for investments, having invested early in both NVIDIA and Alibaba. However, he exited too early and still feels some regret.Masayoshi Son once came close to becoming $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$’s largest shareholder, holding nearly 5% of the company. However, a few years ago, he sold all his NVIDIA shares for less than $4 billion. Had he held on until now, those shares would be worth approximately $180 billion—far exceeding his investment returns from Alibaba.On the other hand, if investors hadn’t taken profits in time, investors might have faced losses. Do you think choosing the right entry point or the right exit point is more important?Is selling too early more painful than missing out?Leave your comments and join the topic
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Masa Hugs Jensen: Regret Selling NVIDIA Too Early?
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