There are moments in every investor’s life when they must look in the mirror, take a deep breath, and ask themselves a brutally honest question: Do I want to pretend I’m diversified, or do I want to admit that Nvidia is the reason my portfolio wakes up in the morning? Because let’s not kid ourselves — Nvidia isn’t just a stock anymore. It’s a lifestyle. It’s a personality trait. It’s the closest thing the market has to a deity, complete with worshippers, miracles, skeptics, and the occasional thunderbolt in the form of a sell-off that makes grown adults clutch their brokerage apps like life preservers. And yes, here I am again, standing at the edge of rationality, staring into the shimmering, neon-green abyss of Jensen Huang’s empire and whispering to myself: “I’m going all in. Again.” Not because it’s sensible. Not because it’s conservative. Not because CNBC told me to. But because sometimes the market gives you a story so outrageous, so absurdly profitable, and so historically...