Row 69653

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Jeez, everybody is giving this guy hell for a fair question. Yes, getting in now is taking a considerable risk. I wouldn't do it, and you shouldn't consider doing it with money you need. But if you've got some mad money, buying Nvidia now could make sense. It's up a seemingly-absurd amount, but it's earnings have been seemingly-absurd. It's got huge momentum, so it could yet keep growing toward the sky. At some point its earnings will disappoint Wall Street and you should expect the stock to crater. But with ultra-growth stocks like this, the news could change again the next quarter and the stock could go higher than it was before the crash.

In theory a split should have little effect on the stock's price. In practice, a split in a stock like this tends to drive it higher.

Investing in Nvidia now is a little bit more like an investment than a casino gamble, but only a little bit. If you like that kind of "excitement," maybe open up a position. If not, there are many, many options where the risk/reward ratio looks better to most folks with investment experience.

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text Jeez, everybody is giving this guy hell for a fair question. Yes, getting in now is taking a considerable risk. I wouldn't do it, and you shouldn't consider doing it with money you need. But if you've got some mad money, buying Nvidia now could make sense. It's up a seemingly-absurd amount, but it's earnings have been seemingly-absurd. It's got huge momentum, so it could yet keep growing toward the sky. At some point its earnings will disappoint Wall Street and you should expect the stock to cra…
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