Well, yes, Steve. I thought that was what I posted...

This is how the game is played!   $NVDAposts okay results, but really strong outlook causes the stock to rip higher to the point where it needs to grow at 35%+ for years to generate reasonable returns. Then on a Friday afternoon, $NVDAfiles an updated shelf registration that they're in the market to sell $10BN of stock.

Yep. Great stuff Matt.

Excellent!

But of course.

T-shirts? As long as we can design our own.

Do it!

icecoldjones: buy at arrows.

NVDA It ain't that complicated. Slo Sto bouncing off the 80 level so is in an uptrend (as Matt and Steve have taught) Buy there until it crosses negative again. Rinse and repeat.

I was going to say "he's facing the wrong way." But I won't. Go ahead you can delete this.

BTW Mat I DO trade your great stock picks. But since I trade options spread some just do not have the open interest and others are just too small. But I keep a running list of yours and Steve's lists. Keep up the great work fellas!

A massively liquid name that gets my credit spreads filled quickly with nice premiums to boot.

Well, NVDA is pretty predictable anyway. Have been buying on pullbacks and selling into rallies fairly regularly. A good vehicle.

Yep. Beats.

"according to some market commentators," ???

https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/05/23/jpmorgan-invests-over-200-million-in-attempt-to-cl/

Custom signals coded by various Think or Swim users at Thinkscript.

I've become a big fan of using the Slo Sto to buy within a pattern or even outside it and use the edges as a target. I do credit spreads so my outlay is small. I do a number of these each week for a nice leisurely income since they don't move too fast. A good pace for me, individually.