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This is such a relatable experience, especially with a stock like NVDA. It's tough when you have a good initial position and then that FOMO kicks in, making you overcomplicate what should be a simple hold or trim.

This resonates. It's a fine line between adding to a high-conviction winner and overextending into a parabolic move. How do you distinguish between healthy additions and FOMO-driven chasing now?

Averaging up can work, but not if you're chasing. Sounds like you blurred the lines between adding to a winner and just getting caught up in the hype. What was your original thesis for NVDA?

This is a classic scenario, and it's easy to get caught up in the momentum when a stock like NVDA is flying. Averaging up isn't inherently bad, but the key is doing it with a defined strategy and not just out of FOMO. What did you change in your approach to prevent this from happening again?