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So the rise in many semi and tech stocks where gains were 150%+ caused many to jump and take profits at between 75% and 100% gains. I almost did that myself but technical indicators told me otherwise. I got to the 150%+ with a couple and I have others that have been doing well. Well in a recent pull back with NVDA and ACLSi decided to take profit and started to regret it. Days went by and I got back in wishing I would not have let the take profit ideas take over my decision making. Reddit has many good ideas but sometime certain types of hype may or may not be the best. I got back in with the original investment amount.

Has anyone every made decisions based on hype rather than sticking to your own game plan?