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The bullish news is for long term investors of NVDA.
Semiconductors are a volatile space but have seen crazy growth over the last 5 years based on crypto and then the AI craze. Both these trends are not going anywhere, although we are in a moment in time where the hype may exceed the actual market growth. In other words forecast of demand priced into semiconductor stocks exceeds actual demand. So there will be volatility
If you bought NVDA hoping to skyrocket in the short term, it's not happening. That wave started in 2016 and is now at its peak. You shouldnt be buying individual stocks if this is what led you to buy. Just put your money in index funds.
If you bought NVDA hoping skyrocketing over the next decade, stop looking at your stock every day and sit back and ride the next wave. There will be huge crashes but as someone that bought the stock back in 2015, I have gone through 20-50% drops but net net it's been a 15 bagger. It's a market monopoly in a space that is projected to be multi-trillions over the next 20 years. If you don't have the fortitude to ride the waves, you shouldn't be surfing :). If you do, you are going to pay yourself in the back everytime these articles pop up in 15-20 yrs. Kind of like people that invested in Google and Amazon when the internet was still at its infancy.