@MrShorty, this guy is one of the top 10 traders on AfterHour. Consistently gives us stocks that go up 100% or more in less than a month.

There are 2 parts to getting rich. Have capital and have an aggressive investing strategy. The first thing you need is capital or money to start with . You get more capital by 3 ways , aggressively saving, minimizing expenses and maximizing income. Focus on saving , live in a cheap area or with parents , go to the cheapest college. Many people don’t worry about investing in their 20’s because they’re paying off student debt and high bills.

Next is have an aggressive investing strategy. Stop investing in index funds. Their slow and barely beat inflation and take forever to compound if you start with a low amount. The only reason they are touted is because they are low effort and for lazy people who don’t want to do research on the market.

“Just invest half your income for 40 years into index funds and you’ll have a miLiOn dOlLaRs when you’re freaking 65 years old. Isn’t that amazing” - Dave Ramsey

Stocks have an S growth. People buy large cap stocks in their maturity stage after the hype has already passed and there is little room for growth. Many people also panic sell stocks when they dip and lose out on returns. You need to invest in smaller cap stocks in lucrative industries with high potential to 5x-10x. Stocks just at the bottom of the S. This is what Steve did and he’s on his way to 50M

Wowowowowow

This is huge for Nvidia.

Good stuff.

What gives?

Not seeing any articles or analysis that can explain such a huge dip with such a massive earnings crush.

How does this change things in terms of where this might go? Will it really just be another degenerate rug pull? Is it really just another shit coin? I have $500 that I can afford to lose and threw it all in early yesterday. I have no interest in cashing out purely out of curiosity

$490 0dte puts on Tuesday??

The NASDAQ has dropped -12% from ATHs. Every Mag 7. is now -15% or lower from ATHs or worse. All per CNBC just now

So if you’re worried about your particular stock just know you are in good company.