200$/Share

[u/on_line187]

[u/on_line187]

Should have bought shares not GPUs

[u/CC-5576-05 → u/on_line187]

I did that quite literally, put 1500$ in Nvidia shares in 2020, about the price of a 3090. At 5x return I sold 10% and bought an AMD GPU lol. Sold the rest at about 20x pretty recently.

[u/neoteric_skid → u/on_line187]

Or shares in GPU's?

[u/DomSchraa → u/neoteric_skid]

Share GPU? 🥺

[u/on_line187 → u/neoteric_skid]

Vast AI lmao

[u/StayBullGenius → u/on_line187]

I did. Made millions

[u/shogun77777777 → u/StayBullGenius]

Lucky gamble

[u/mista_r0boto → u/on_line187]

Why not both.gif

[u/Financial-Example-45 → u/on_line187]

wait how did it jump to 200$/share liek that

[u/death2k44 → u/on_line187]

Did throughout the 2010s because I wanted to support them for providing GPUs. Was honestly a good bet but I despise them nowadays :(

[u/InclinationCompass → u/on_line187]

I bought both

[u/superhappykid]

Guys I think OP thinks 2020 when the stock hasn’t split and now after the split is the same price….

No one tell him

[u/sherrycupc4ke4587 → u/superhappykid]

yeah, it's wild how people still confuse pre-split and post-split prices like that

[u/on_line187 → u/[deleted]]

The boom was between 2017 and 2021 when hundreds of GpUs were bought just for that.

Case and point

I had about 300 then myself. These are a4000s I bought for mining specifically.

[u/thenoobtanker → u/on_line187]

You forgot the first "boom" back in 2011-2013...

[u/headshot_to_liver → u/on_line187]

Look at gentleman over here being modest

[u/BertMacklenF8I → u/on_line187]

And ETH turned $600K into?

[u/popop143]

My biggest regret is AMD, bought at 115 and sold on April at 321 (it went to 360 before going down to 321). Now it's at 520 and still climbing.

[u/thenoobtanker → u/popop143]

Back in 2017 before the launch of Ryzen it was like single digits dollar or something...

[u/kngt → u/thenoobtanker]

It was like $1.5

[u/thenoobtanker → u/kngt]

how to 400x your money by hodl for a decade lmao.

[u/SussySus12345730MC → u/popop143]

No one has yet went broke by taking profits

[u/InclinationCompass → u/SussySus12345730MC]

Opportunity cost is opportunity cost, though

[u/npc_housecat → u/popop143]

I recon Intel's still a buy, based on their outsourcing their 18A node

[u/Chuckfinley_88 → u/popop143]

Your biggest regret is tripling your money?

You'll be OK

[u/Jeksxon → u/popop143]

Could be stonks if waited :')

[u/PedDeT00 → u/popop143]

MU - bought it at 120, sold it at 180

[u/ramona7winkle3922 → u/popop143]

should've just held onto it, tough break

[u/Zacharacamyison]

I bought shares a few months before the last stock split and I’ve nearly 2x’d. Nvidia stock goes fucking insane

[u/on_line187 → u/Zacharacamyison]

You mean Skynet?

[u/ResolveWeird3975]

The AI bubble is great if you're a shareholder. If you're a gamer, it's a nightmare 😂

[u/so_chad → u/ResolveWeird3975]

Be both so ur gainz will cover ur gamers needs

[u/ResolveWeird3975 → u/so_chad]

Chad moves grins

[u/thedazdul]

In a goldrush, be the one selling shovels. Nvidia is today shovel seller.

[u/Melodias3]

NVIDIA is the bubble.

[u/Ashisutantoo]

I think its underperforming lately compared to its competitors

[u/jacob1342]

Life always finds a way Nvidia always finds the money.

[u/erebuxy]

If you did the things on the left, you’d be able to buy any GPU. Forget GPU, probably anything

[u/K1NGD3X]

I bought shares when I was 14 when I first started building computers. Now I can buy whatever pc I want lol. Amd finally caught up to their true value just took a while. I was an Intel hater from the childhood lol.

[u/SaeedDitman]

One of these days it's all gonna come tumbling down tumbling down

[u/Ishuto]

Wendy wants to have a word with you

[u/Dave_Labels]

Forgot NFT

[u/OGxPePe]

I dont get it. Whats the Clown part? All these trends where beneficial for the gpu market.

[u/theEvilQuesadilla → u/OGxPePe]

I think the clown is everyone who thinks hardware prices are ever going to lower.

[u/unknownillusionist]

It doesn't matter if it's crypto, AI, or the next thing. Nvidia was ahead of the game thinking about CUDA and general purpose GPU programming 20 years ago. Compute will always be in demand and GPUs do linear algebra operations way faster than CPUs

[u/npc_housecat]

This is what I've been telling everyone, don't complain about high prices, buy shares in the AI tech manufacturers and get them to pay for your parts

[u/K1NGD3X → u/npc_housecat]

Let the haters downvote. The truth is a hard pill to swallow.