Speaker holds NVDA long; strategy is to buy dips because he believes the stock can rise further.

Oh, let's leave you with with Nvidia. I am in Nvidia still. Pain in the ass, but I I've learned that I need to sell strength and uh add on a dip. It's still above the moving averages. It's still hovering here. The buyback is huge. So, we'll see. you know, t you gota in the first few minutes of the day, they tend to push it because, you know, if you want to get a little tip from the red dog, okay, they can't buy back their stock in the first five minutes. They have to wait five minutes. So, usually around minute of four, there's going to be some volume coming and if people are short get squeezed, there's like a tactical trade there and then they have to buy the VWAP all day and then they can't buy the last 10 minutes. So, that's why it fades into the close. I was like, why is it fading into the close? Because they can't buy back their own stock into the close. Those are the mechanics. So there's some of the rules. So you could tactically gain a little bit of the buyback too. Besides long-term it's very good just like Apple was back in the day. Um yeah it it's almost a one top a double top a triple top. Usually you don't get a quadruple top. Hopefully not. If anything though you know used the prior low. This is 22703. It's above it. It's up 87 cents. I did buy more in the close. I'll trim some. I'll hold some. And you know it does seem like it's poised. You know what? But if MU is good and and they they give you some visibility, there's not there's not much more that that Jensen could say, you know, but give it a little bit of time and we'll see. Either way, uh know your time frame. If you're an investor in Nvidia, stay the course. If you're a trader, just know your sizing, entries, and matter. And uh if you make some money, book it. Got to net money.