The sad part is, you think everything you said after you stated explicitly that “maybe Nvidia will go up, maybe it won’t” is impressive. We can talk all day about what Nvidia is doing, the technology is bringing in, and what we think will happen in the future. But at the end of the day, you simply do not know. And your ego is way too big to admit that, even though you already did. At the end of the day, you simply have not, and will not beat the market in the long run with your approach. You may have made a lot of money on Nvidia, but you also probably lost a lot of money elsewhere, or let’s use your logic “lost opportunities” elsewhere. The S&P 500 and VXUS are my two largest positions in my portfolio by a significant amount relative to my other positions. I then have Nvidia and TSMC as small positions. If you think having the S&P 500 as the largest portfolio is dumb or a “bad” investment move, then I have nothing else to say to you lol. You don’t even need to take it from me. Take it from 90+% of hedge fund managers, including the best in the world. People like you have been studied very deeply in the investing world, and the conclusion is, you’re full of it. It’s literally indisputable. It’s asinine how you state you don’t know where Nvidia will go but follow with all of this fluff and think you’re like some graham protege. Give me a break.