May. 4 at 4:25 AM
$NBIS $SPY $AAOI $BE
Unreal returns—honestly, who could’ve predicted prices would climb this high? I was confident about NBIS reaching 200–300, but a lot of stocks have just gone completely parabolic.
What’s even more surprising is that this is happening despite wars, inflation, and geopolitical tensions—so much negative backdrop, yet the market keeps pushing higher, almost defying logic. I have to admit, this is beyond what I expected. It feels like pure euphoria, and it really makes you question whether it’s time to start taking profits.
At the end of the day, stock prices move based on forward-looking expectations—whether those catalysts turn out positive or negative.
Traders often get complacent, assuming stock prices will keep rising indefinitely—until hindsight kicks in and it turns into “would’ve, could’ve, should’ve.”
Stocks obviously can’t go to a million per share—that’s just hyperbole. The real question is: when does a price become too high? The truth is, no one really knows.
A good example is Cisco Systems during the dot-com bubble—a massive parabolic rise, but it took nearly a decade to unfold.
So if AI-driven investing still has a long runway—say, several more years—there could still be meaningful upside ahead.
Along the way, we’ve already seen bumps: sharp pullbacks, negative headlines, supply concerns. Yet despite all that, stocks continue to rebound strongly.
The bears having a headache right now.
Reinforce risk management all the time.
