Here's Why Nvidia Stock Is Still Cheap Right Now - Adam Kobeissi on Fox Business

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I don't care to hear buying advice from anyone who last bought NVDA $12.

[@nbkw48]

Really? Cos this guy spotted the value then, and still states it is a good value now. Would you rather hear from someone who bought Nvda at the peak ? I think buy low sell high is the name of the game, not the other way round buddy. Lol

[@yehmustafa2959]

@@nbkw48 The last time he bought NVDA was $12, yet he's here telling yall $100 is still cheap compared to $140 last week. Then why isn;t he buying it hand over fist? He's playing you Fool.

[@nbkw48]

@@yehmustafa2959 dumdum spotted. Prices increase, that's what happens when you buy a good stock with high earnings growth. Share prices increase WITH EARNINGS. Crazy concept I know. Just because a stock price used to be low, does not mean the current price is high. Amazon in 2001 was 50 cents. Today it's $175. It's still a undervalued stock if you know how to value it. But according to your logic, I suppose you're gonna wait till it drops by 99.9% before you buy? Or anyone who bought at $90 is playing you for a fool, even though they are up 2x? For your own sake, learn some basic valuations, silly kid. Just cos "line go up" doesn't mean expensive, and just because "line go down" doesn't mean it's cheap.

[@nbkw48]

@@yehmustafa2959 you're so right. Anytime a good quality stock retraces back, only fools buy when it's low. Better to buy when it's at the all time high instead. Oh and if a stock was cheaper 10 years ago than today, best not to buy. And anyone who knew to buy good stocks when they were cheaper can't ever be trusted. Did I get all of your wisdom down? LOL @ you.