If you sold NVDA every time it had a sharp single-day loss on some piece of news, you would have missed out on the large gains that followed. Does this mean it will always go up? No. But the lesson is not to let headlines dictate your investing. - Sky-Tide Media

If you sold NVDA every time it had a sharp single-day loss on some piece of news, you would have missed out on the large gains that followed. Does this mean it will always go up? No. But the lesson is not to let headlines dictate your investing.

If you sold NVDA every time it had a sharp single-day loss on some piece of news, you would have missed out on the large gains that followed. Does this mean it will always go up? No. But the lesson is not to let headlines dictate your investing.

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