> Invest in things you know intimately folks. Was there really anything "intimate" about the knowledge you possessed? You were on the other side of a large ma

> Invest in things you know intimately folks. Was there really anything "intimate" about the knowledge you possessed? You were on the other side of a large market with apparent high demand and a supply chain that can most easily be described as "extremely monopolized." > when redditors we're posting that "Nvidia is the best shorting opportunity" without any of the knowledge of the market. It looks to me like it was done with real knowledge of the overall market outside of single pallet moves and understanding of the risky position Nvidia put themselves into to capitalize on this. The bet either paid off completely or it severely tanked the company while crippling their consumer product division. Nvidia took a top heavy position and bet the farm that TSMC could and would keep up with their demand. Was that the bet you understood yourself to be taking when investing in them?