Over the past 10 years, both $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ and $CME Bitcoin - main 2507(BTCmain)$ have delivered returns of up to 30,000%.
In our community, we've also seen many users post over 100% gains from holding the underlying stock—some even outperforming options.
For example, after TSM’s earnings surge yesterday, one user shared a 222% gain from holding the stock; another posted a 113% return on Nvidia shares! If they had bought before the stock split, the gains would be even higher. Do you have an even greater return?
And let’s not forget the recent boom in crypto-related stocks— $SharpLink Gaming(SBET)$ delivered a shocking 269% return on the stock alone, beating its own options!
With gains this high, do you still believe in the leverage of options?
Or do you believe in the magic of time?
Have you made such impressive returns from holding stock?
Share your story in the comments!
REWARDS
All valid comments will receive 5 Tiger Coins (5-50 coins; depend on comment qualit; lucky tiger can get 66 or 88 coins)
Tag your friends to win another 5 Tiger Coins
Every day, one lucky comment will be randomly selected to receive 66 Tiger Coins! Join the discussion now~
Join our topic and post directly or leave your comments to win tiger coins~
Plus, you can stand a chance to get 100 tiger coins & $5 stock vouchers. Event detail to click: Hurray! All $5 Vouchers Have Been Sent Out 🎉 Check Out This Week’s Winners!
Comments
That said, I believe in the power of time. Some stocks can deliver explosive returns if you hold them long enough. My best performer so far is $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ . I’ve been averaging up using DCA & its growth in AI and government contracts has really paid off.
I’ve seen others make huge gains with options, and that’s great for them—but I stick with what suits me. Long-term stock investing gives me peace of mind and solid results. I’m excited to see where PLTR goes in the next few years. Sometimes, patience really is the best form of leverage. I’d rather ride with a strong company through its journey than try to time short-term moves. Slow and steady still wins the race for me.
@Tiger_comments @TigerStars @CaptainTiger
Time is often important for any investment tool. We need time for growth and we need time for the 8th wonder of the world- compounding. Otherwise, there wouldn’t be this wise saying of time in the market is more important than timing the market. Timing the market is something that even experts can get it wrong.
I haven’t made such impressive returns in percentage from stocks. However, on top of percentage to evaluate if our investment can even beat inflation, I think the absolute return is also important. If a 100% return only yield $1000, I rather even a 10% return with $2000.
There are such stocks out in the market....
Of course it really depends on your risk appetite.Holding stocks is definitely much lower risk than options