That's true, but many of them are married to the stock. NVDA was a buy and hold 18 months ago, but that has run its course.
Back then, analysts couldn't keep up with the price increases and the charting was mostly off, due to the explosive nature of the stock. But the momentum has been lost and after the split, it has been volatile and traded sideways, quite a bit.
There was money to be made on the way up and then again on the way down. This has turned into a traders stock rather than a buy and hold.
You have made many good points about the stock, most of which falls on deaf ears here.
GLTY