$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Six-year-old chips are selling for more now than they did back then. Let that sink in. Technology usually gets cheaper over time, if it doesn't become obsolete first. Jensen said chips are "aging like fine wine." Makes it easy to stay long.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ You make money in the stock market by buying and holding for decades, not flipping in and out of stocks. The stock market isn't designed to be a casino. It's built for long-term investing and wealth generation.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Nvidia keeps grinding higher, moving into new record territory again. This is something the stock manages to do just about every year. Naturally, there are pullbacks along the way, and anyone who picked up shares this year in the $160s, $170s, $180s, or $190s is probably feeling pretty good right now.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Looks like all the selling pressure is being absorbed. Feels like the big money forced TSLA down just to build a solid long position. Weekly chart volume delta seems to back that up.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ NVDA just posted an 11%+ weekly gain — its strongest weekly move since May 2025. I've been skeptical about a fresh all-time high this year, but the historical setup caught my attention. Since 2023, every time NVDA has delivered an 11%+ weekly gain, it eventually went on to print a new ATH. That doesn't guarantee history repeats, but it's hard to ignore the pattern. Maybe a new NVDA ATH in Q3 is back on the table after all. I'm saving this one. Future price action could make it worth revisiting.