I just want nvda to go above $182. Is that too much to ask for?

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Yeah should be, Nvda is a big bit of my portfolio

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I’ve got AMD up 30.30% YTD & NVDA up 31.56% YTD.

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Does that factor in the NVDA stock split? I guess it does since the stock split happened probs over a year ago. I am noob so I genuinely have no idea

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AMD is up more YTD than NVDA

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Lol. This is just the NVDA graph pretty much.

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Calls on goddamn everything while M2 is expanding, feds lowering rates, and increasing inflation. Not to mention NVDA is sold out for 18 months or whatever and are taking prepayment

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You are taking the **Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)** exam. Please identify which behavioral biases the poster shows in their “Micron $175 call” DD: * **Conservatism** – refusing to update the thesis even when new earnings guidance contradicts it. * **Confirmation** – only citing tweets and bullish posts that say “MU to the moon,” ignoring analysts’ reports. * **Representativeness** – assuming Micron will moon just because another chip stock did once. * **Illusion of control** – acting like their call option somehow influences Micron’s share price. * **Hindsight** – claiming “it was obvious” Micron would rally after the fact. * **Anchoring & adjustment** – stuck on the $175 strike as if it magically reflects fair value. * **Mental accounting** – treating option premium like casino money, not real cash. * **Framing** – presenting losses as “cheap lottery tickets” instead of bad trades. * **Availability** – overweighting that one time Micron spiked, as if it’s the baseline outcome. And the emotional biases: * **Loss aversion** – refusing to sell the option because “it’s not a loss until you close.” * **Overconfidence** – believing their DD is sharper than every semiconductor analyst on Wall Street. * **Self-control** – or rather, the lack of it, buying weekly YOLO calls instead of long-term positions. * **Status quo** – holding the calls to expiry just because doing nothing feels easier. * **Endowment** – valuing their MU call far more than any other ticker’s option. * **Regret aversion** – the whole trade is just “I don’t want to miss the next NVDA-style rally.”

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Exactly what I did, if I didn’t waste years trying to make multiples on shit companies I’d be up so much more. Once I started just trading the obvious companies I made gains. It’s so easy it’s stupid but all you had to do the last 3 years was buy MAG7, NVDA, etc

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I think I figured out 🌮 playbook: * Rant about interest rates * Tinker with tariffs  * Mess with NVDA, Intel and chips * Uproot immigrants' lives  * Something about drones, military tech  * Something about OpenAI Rinse n repeat 🔁 

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