Follow the rule of horses 🐎 for courses: (1) in really potential counters like NVDA buy & hold and perhaps keep adding on dips. may be keep 10% of such holdings for trading to cure the itch (2) In other swing trading counters with reasonably good potential get in at cheaper valuations and may be use 50% of holdings to trade (4) on rest of the counters keep a decent margin of safety and healthy stop losses and go with a full trading mindset. And later if I see potential, fully take out the capital invested and keep only the profits part in the share. Basically a mix of these is what I follow. Of course, there will be counters that will test the patience despite all the conviction, like AMD - just grit and hold patience in those.
DJT has been very volatile tending to spike upwards sporadically depending on Trump related news like the shooting incident, election win and then falling down much more sharply soon after. Same has happened even now with it rising 21% yesterday and then falling by almost 10% immediately today in preopening trade. Ironically, compared to this counter, BTC is still relatively stable.
I opened $Serve Robotics Inc.(SERV)$ ,Seeing potential in the robotics area and therefore making a small entry to test the waters to then to assess a decision later to see feasibility of a larger investment.
Yes, I bought few quantum computing stocks. Unlike, my usual behaviour, there were less researched but more sentimental buys and were for minute amounts.