koolgal
08-26 18:29
๐ŸŒŸ๐ŸŒŸWhen $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ pops almost 5% right before $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ earnings week, it is the classic pre earnings sympathy rally - the appetiser before the main course, the warm up before the main show.

So should you follow AMD's wave or wait for Nvidia's results?

Camp A: Follow AMD now.  You jump into the wave like a surfer who sees a good swell & thinks - YOLO, let's ride. 
It is thrilling & fast but you are surging in front of a volcano which may or may not erupt.

Camp B: Wait for Nvidia's results
You sit calmly on the beach & say "I will join after the fireworks."

It is safer, more zen, less drama.  But you might miss the first blast of momentum.

Whether you follow AMD's wave or wait for Nvidia's results depends on your risk appetite:

If you enjoy anticipation, momentum, AMD is calling you.

If you prefer clarity, confirmation & fewer heart attacks, wait for Nvidia's results to land.

Either way it is going to be exciting.

@Tiger_comments @TigerStars

The boss asked me to issue coins
Hello everyone! Today is the eve of the "US Stock Earnings Week War", and it is also the first day of this tiger! To be honest, the boss stuffed a pocket of tiger coins as soon as he entered the office, and gave a death order: "If you can't finish it in a month, don't think about getting off work!" In order to get off work early and eat hot pot, I will hold fresh topics here every day and wait for everyone. As long as you dare to talk, I dare to send it! Look directly at today's hot discussion ๐Ÿ‘‡ ๐Ÿ”ฅ The Nasdaq 100 fell 1.1%. Should the Fed FOMC + Big Four be safe from earnings week?
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