Mine is staying consistent with my strategy. Some days I follow the plan perfectly, other days I drift and regret it later

Are there any certain stocks someone likes or dislikes? And why?

Hey, NVDA reports today after the close, and this is one of those earnings where the reaction can tell you more about the entire AI cycle than the numbers themselves. IV Rank is high (37), implied move is around 6-7%. Historically, NVDA often moves less than implied, and post-earnings IV drops fast. Everyone tonight is obsessed with one thing: "How are you trading NVDA earnings?" My honest answer: most people shouldn't. It's a crowded, binary event with sky-high expectations already priced in. Yes, IV is juicy, but one wrong line in the guidance and you're fighting a 10-15% gap in a single name. I'd rather attack the same theme, AI and semiconductors, in a calmer, higher-probability way: through SMH, the semiconductor ETF. So why SMH gives more edge than straight NVDA? SMH still benefits from the whole AI chip story, but: - You're diversified across the basket, not hostage to one conference call. - Earnings noise in any single name is diluted. - IV is elevated, but moves are usually much more reasonable than NVDA's all or nothing gaps. That's exactly the environment where short premium, and high probability of profit shines. So, my main play today is not NVDA itself, but a Jade Lizard in SMH:

Noticed my best trades have a very top down approach, and even outside of my best trades. My best ideas, my better days, and general equity. Starting with the Daily Chart (Price Position, Level, and Structure), and then into Market Context (news, recent performance, strategic environment), and then from there I begin to get more into the details of my filtered ideas. Though curious to how people come up or think about their Investing Ideas! What's your Investing Process like?

Nice to meet you all. I want to start trading US stocks. I have some questions about the US market. I hope I can get help. Does the US cash account support the T+0 trading system? I only know that the margin account supports the T+0 trading system.