Contrary to popular belief, most insiders are actually executives, and their stock sales are often part of a predetermined share sell program. This means the dates and amounts of their stock sales are set in advance, eliminating the possibility of impulsive selling. The term "paper hands" doesn't really apply to these insiders.
The real culprits behind the market's volatility are often the inexperienced retail investors. These newbie traders, driven by fear of missing out (FOMO) and a lack of understanding, tend to sell at the slightest hint of market weakness. Their panic-selling and emotional decision-making contribute significantly to market fluctuations.
In the world of investing, it's crucial to distinguish between the calculated moves of insiders and the reactionary behavior of novice traders. Understanding this dynamic can help savvy investors navigate the market with greater confidence and success.
The real issue lies with the 12.60% of other institutional investors. They manipulate market swings and mislead uninformed investors into selling. Their maneuvers often aim to undermine option players, allowing day traders to rake in substantial profits for hedge funds through questionable "insider" trading practices.
Public institutions own majority of that 81% btw
That’s awful!
Wouldn't you want high insiders if you want it to go up or am I dumb
Honestly though, 3% of insiders of nvda is like 120 billion dollars
closer to 4% too
That's the problem, they're going to be paper handed btchs
Contrary to popular belief, most insiders are actually executives, and their stock sales are often part of a predetermined share sell program. This means the dates and amounts of their stock sales are set in advance, eliminating the possibility of impulsive selling. The term "paper hands" doesn't really apply to these insiders. The real culprits behind the market's volatility are often the inexperienced retail investors. These newbie traders, driven by fear of missing out (FOMO) and a lack of understanding, tend to sell at the slightest hint of market weakness. Their panic-selling and emotional decision-making contribute significantly to market fluctuations. In the world of investing, it's crucial to distinguish between the calculated moves of insiders and the reactionary behavior of novice traders. Understanding this dynamic can help savvy investors navigate the market with greater confidence and success.
This is good advice, but it also sounds like ChatGPT lol
That looks bearish, obviously there other factors that go into whether a stock looks good but that by itself looks bad.
Blackrock and vanguard
Time to sell this trasj. Tons of stocks outside.
You selling your nvidia stock ?
Sold all at $140
My average was $31
Too expensive now.
He’s lying lmao I can tell a fabricated story when I hear one
Idiot?? Ppl like you never make money :)
I made 90 k buddy
Good job. I made way more than you. Good luck. My annual dividend is like your profit.
Lmao proof
Just trust. 개새끼야 그냥 믿어라
Bro it’s Reddit why would I just believe you at face value… lmao 90% of redditors lie especially when it comes to finances
Go ahead and do it your amount of shares are meaningless lol
The real issue lies with the 12.60% of other institutional investors. They manipulate market swings and mislead uninformed investors into selling. Their maneuvers often aim to undermine option players, allowing day traders to rake in substantial profits for hedge funds through questionable "insider" trading practices.
67% held by insitutions [https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NVDA/holders/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NVDA/holders/)