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62. In early Nov., NVIDIA was at $207. Late March it was $165. Mid May, $236. Now its $205
Thu Jun 11, 2026, 10:25 PM
10 hrs ago

The professionals didn't say that folks should get out when it dropped in March and they're not saying people should get out now that its back up t $205.

https://public.com/stocks/nvda/forecast-price-target?wpsrc=Organic+Search&wpsn=www.google.com
"NVIDIA (NVDA) has been analyzed by 38 analysts, with a consensus rating of Strong Buy. 58% of analysts recommend a Strong Buy, 39% recommend Buy, 3% suggest Holding, 0% advise Selling, and 0% predict a Strong Sell."

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Sold my last 3 stocks. Moved money to a multigraincracker Jun 4 #1
You may be right edhopper Jun 4 #2
If the Democrats win back Congress this fall I predict a stock market correction. yardwork Jun 4 #4
Trump will still be President edhopper Jun 4 #22
The felon is shoveling billions of our tax dollars at AI to pump it up. pat_k 10 hrs ago #63
There are no crashes anymore. Market is rigged and irrational GreatGazoo Jun 4 #3
That kind of rigging can't hold forever paulkienitz Jun 4 #11
and yet here we are GreatGazoo Jun 4 #15
Something I think a lot of folks are missing are structural changes in the market. Happy Hoosier Friday #43
Have had similar thoughts GreatGazoo Friday #44
Yeah, lots of folks specualte about that kind of stuff... Happy Hoosier Friday #45
The issue is how many times have we been told to leave the market? Melon Jun 4 #5
Yeah, that's where I am ITAL Jun 4 #8
It took six years to recover edhopper Jun 4 #23
Six years isn't that long for me ITAL Jun 4 #24
Or get out now and edhopper Jun 4 #28
Preferably you are cost averaging. Melon Jun 4 #32
There are other investments edhopper Jun 4 #33
If you took your money out in 2007 edhopper Friday #40
Right. And if you bought a house in Florida in 2018 Melon Saturday #48
In general yes edhopper Saturday #49
Exactly. You can't ignore warnings this big and loud. paulkienitz Saturday #52
The amount of investment edhopper Saturday #54
And don't forget to factor in capital gains taxes. onenote Sunday #59
No it's not "just as risky". paulkienitz Jun 4 #9
Ill gotten ponzy...huh? You mean investment returns. Melon Jun 4 #21
"others success"? There is no success to profit from in AI. paulkienitz Jun 4 #25
Go read what Sam Altman is saying. Uber and Melon Jun 4 #31
That math doesn't math -- companies will not pay enough. paulkienitz Friday #34
Data Centers are not getting built Metaphorical Saturday #51
Those backstops trying to hold up the market are going to have their work cut out for them. paulkienitz Saturday #53
WSJ and Gallup did a story looking at how Democrat voters are losing money GreatGazoo Jun 4 #16
"Democratic." The adjective form is "Democratic." ColoringFool Jun 4 #17
I could have put a hyphen in there but noun GreatGazoo Jun 4 #20
No Johnny2X2X Jun 4 #6
I've heard that song before. paulkienitz Jun 4 #10
We've been waiting decades for a bubble Johnny2X2X Jun 4 #12
Index funds are like 50% AI bubble now. paulkienitz Jun 4 #14
9 years ago when I joined DU, people were saying that Bitcoin would burst and go to near zero Polybius Friday #36
Bitcoin will either sputter on for decades, or go almost instantaneously to zero at any time -- it's not predictable. paulkienitz Friday #37
People are predicting the market is holding on Johonny Jun 4 #7
I turned some investments into a newer and larger house CanonRay Jun 4 #13
I'll just keep my NVIDIA,TYVM. ColoringFool Jun 4 #18
Jensen Huang is pulling sooo many circular-financing fast ones... paulkienitz Jun 4 #19
woops, NVidia has taken a downturn... could this be the turning point? paulkienitz Sunday #58
In early Nov., NVIDIA was at $207. Late March it was $165. Mid May, $236. Now its $205 onenote 10 hrs ago #62
There's huge demand for those AI GPUs... mostly paid for with bad debt paulkienitz 8 hrs ago #64
Heard the same shit from Thom Hartmann a few years back Ziggy Beans Jun 4 #26
That same lie was told before the last two crashes. paulkienitz Jun 4 #29
imho Fat gains should be pruned. Rotation is underway. bucolic_frolic Jun 4 #27
Simple.... multigraincracker Jun 4 #30
More apropos to the current situation, index funds do the opposite. paulkienitz Friday #38
I think that's a terrible prediction Polybius Friday #35
"doesnt crash anymore" paulkienitz Friday #39
Lol imagine taking investment advive from a panicked, anonymous internet poster. BannonsLiver Friday #41
I am hardly alone in pointing out how remarkably huge and smelly an elephant is currently in the room. paulkienitz Friday #47
Or not Happy Hoosier Friday #42
I have no intention of trying to call tops and bottoms. I just want to avoid big crashes. paulkienitz Friday #46
If you depend upon the money... Happy Hoosier Saturday #55
His mistake was not when he got out edhopper Saturday #50
But hindsight is 20/20. Happy Hoosier Saturday #56
At that point, after a massive crash edhopper Saturday #57
No one should ever take investment advice from random posters on the internet onenote Sunday #60
When we see a big obvious catastrophe coming, it falls on all of us to join in the warning. paulkienitz Monday #61
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