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Sell Nvidia

Nvidia $NVDA (-1.45%) has staged an impressive rally in recent months - my position was up significantly. 🚀

I took advantage of the sharp rise in the share price to take profits and balance my portfolio somewhat.

For me, the rule is: realize profits when they are on the table and free up capital for new opportunities.

The company remains top, but after the steep rise I expect a breather in the short term.

7 Comments

Charmin@Charmin

This may certainly be possible in the short term, but in the long term I still see NVIDIA as one of the best stocks. It's difficult to find something with similarly good management/product/infrastructure and, of course, figures.

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Powell@TheRealPowell

@Charmin If they can increase their computing power again and again over the next 2 years and bring out new gpus and co and continue to expand their market share, I see the end of 27 beginning of 28 at 400-450 dollars at least!

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Basti92@BavarianLion

@TheRealPowell That's exactly why I'm letting NVIDIA run! I got in at €92 in April, have always bought more and am now already up 30% 😃 NVIDIA could become my first 100% share 🫡

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Tenbagger2024@Tenbagger2024

@Charmin
Bester CEO ever

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Ronald@AlterMann

I realize profits with an SL, otherwise I let them run. New capital comes from dividends, among other things.

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Global I.@gloinvest

This post only makes sense if we also find out which investment the profits are now flowing into. Because this investment must have a better risk/reward ratio than Nvidia. Otherwise, the capital gains tax that you are now paying would be a kick in the pants.

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K@TechNav

But with 30% cash you prepare yourself for several setbacks... not a bad idea for value investors. Buffet is doing the same at the moment.

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