cybersecurity stocks such as CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks rose based on the idea of “the need to defend against this,” while chip stocks declined.
So, Nvidia, Meta, and the big companies, will continue until a new headline about a rogue customer triggers another market scare.
Um, then you have Nvidia, the king. We are responsibly optimistic. I love that. Responsibly optimistic. That's all you could be. You could be glass half full or glass half empty or you could be responsibly optimistic about the future.
There's bad actors everywhere. But anyway, Nvidia, look at this chart looking tight. Will this will this break above 233 234 236 above the 8 day? It held above the 8 day. It didn't get sloppy.
Nvidia's been so sloppy. And finally, you know, holding here above the 8 day. I'm not telling you you're going to be able to buy the world at 233 235 for a breakout. But I'm in options.
I'm in stock. It's been acting better since the buyback. You know, we've been actually adding a little cash flow cute size. you know, first four or five minutes, that's when the buyback starts.
It's not in the first five minutes. It usually gets a push be like, "What happened to Nvidia? There's news." I'm like, "No, it's just their buyback. They're allowed to execute a certain portion."
But anyway, it's looking really good, you know. So, uh, it would be nice. It'd be nice if this can get above and stay above and go. So, that's a focus.
My first choice for infrastructure is Nvidia,
it's difficult to classify them as high-risk (beta) stocks when talking about a leading company like Nvidia;
There are a handful of leading companies, as I mentioned, such as Micron, SanDisk, and most importantly, Nvidia, that you should own.
