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In August of 2023, I started trading with a position in Nvidia: 10 shares totaling $4,633.70 in stock. $356.30 in cash was maintained equaling a grand total of $5,000. In November, we traded Adobe Inc. In December, we traded Intel Corporation (INTC). We stayed with Intel through January. On January 31, the Intel shares were sold for $4,913.36. On January 31st and February 2nd, 28 shares of AMD were purchased for an average price of $174.27 with $83.65 left in change. We stayed with AMD through March. At the end of March, we sold AMD for $180.56. On April 1, I bought 5 shares of NVDA for $899.38 leaving $642.39 in change. In June, NVDA did a 10-1 stock split so I now have 50 shares. On Wednesday July 31st, NVDA closed at $117.02. Combined with the change, the portfolio was worth $...

For May, we're holding onto Nvidia. Check back in a couple days for the full post.

On August 1st, one share of NVDA was purchased for $463.37 bringing my total to 10 shares totaling $4,633.70 in stock. $356.30 in cash was left over equaling a grand total of $5,000. On Friday, September 29th, the shares closed at $435.19 for a total value of $4,351.90. Combined with the $356.30 cash, the trade is worth $4,708.02 as September ends. So the strategy has returned negative 5.8 percent in the last two months. The benchmark S&P 500 exchange-traded index fund, SPY, has returned negative 5.2 percent over the same period. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Nvidia is Still the Top Stock Over the last six months, Nvidia and Eli Lilly & Company (LLY) are the top two performing stocks of...