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Oi, get on the car. The market took a sharp dive.
YOLO (~20k in puts): If $TSLA hits $200 by Friday I donate $5.5k to Special Olympics
Investing in AI as opposed to a specific company
Everything there is to know in premarket 29.01. Including positioning analysis of GOOGL NVDA and AAPL
The AI innovation storm has swept through CES 2024, The annual CES has become a Tech-Stage
Who should replace Tesla as the newest member of the “Mag 7?”
I present you a $27K NVDA yolo - I seem to offended quite a few NVDA bears and haters with my gains post for earlier 😂😂
NVDA share gains from last week … overall $35K ish in gains to date. Bears are you winning yet? Idgaf actually - I realized my gains
Any advice on what to YOLO on this week?
Would it be a bad idea investing in the same investments in a Roth IRA and a regular brokerage account?
$6k profit this week from flipping NVDA calls within 1st hour after open.
$6k profit this week from flipping NVDA calls within 1st hour after open.
Strangely the US wants to Intel to succeed but their price does not look that way
Seeking Advice on NVDA Investment Dilemma - Diversify, hedge or ride the wave?
Question for people who profited from both TSLA and NVDA ?
Down the rabbit hole we go. What should I yolo my last on?
Damnit to heck, Cramer just recommended NVDA
CES 2024: AI field still have a large potential
I believe them puts on NVDA and AMD I guess?
My top suggested post is a 6 year old NVDA WSB post
KitKat Canada AI Ad? I’m Bullish on NVDA, AMD, & SMCI
Equinix Launching Service for Nvidia's Al Supercomputing Infrastructure to Businesses 🚀
Equinix Launching Service for Nvidia’s Al Supercomputing Infrastructure to Businesses
Nancy Pelosi Made $500,000 From Her Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) Bet, Doubling Her Annual Government Salary In Just 2 Months
Anyone buy 0DE Spy Puts to hedge their weekly NVDA calls?
Follow up from my previous post! Still holding NVDA and up a 105% gain
Anyone get frustration with themselves not buy more Magnificent 7 ?
How much longer is NVDA going to run?
I'm 100% certain that if I buy SPY calls expiring 02/15/23, the market will reverse direction.
If NVDA keeps pumping 2-3% a day, it’ll be the biggest company on earth by end of February
Part two- been practicing option trading (80 % success rate)
PART 2 Been practicing option trading for a year
NVDA bears - TY ❤️ for your sacrifice. $11.5K in gains (+44%). Apologies in advance for upsetting people that don’t know how to take profit.
Jensen Huang Illustrating How big of Dump NVDA Stock will take
$2K to $50K in 90 Days - Options Trading Challenge (Day 1 +$250 Unrealized)
$PYPL Ad: Six innovations that will revolutionize commerce
$2K to $50K in 90 Days - Options Trading Challenge (Day 1 +$250 Unrealized)
Ticker that is 40% shorted, beaten down, 100M float, and runs with NVDA
All in on AI today over 40% short and bottomed for reversal!!!!!
💰Going Long on TSM: The Unseen Goldmine Behind NVDA’s Success💰
It’s 2024, how are you guys planning on taking advantage the “AI Craze”?
TSM - I was right, kind of, and i think there's still more value here.
Update: NVDA yolo - I’m gunna keep holding. Probably sell some covered calls. For the NVDA bears, the color you are seeing is called “green”
Am I too late for NVDA calls?
Everything you need to know about AMD in 8 bullet points, before the ER.
How can NVDA be "ignored" when it is a $1.5Trillion company?
How I am Positioning myself in the Markets going into 2024
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sorry not true, NVDA can never replace intel or AMD, its only a graphic chip maker that later became Ai. and so many are making ai chips now. game is over for NVDA.
There are so many companies now making AI chips and software, NVDA game will not last too long.
#TLDR --- Ticker: NVDA Direction: Up Prognosis: Buy $950 Calls exp 5/17 (Long Conviction) Catalyst: TSMC supply bottlenecks are dissolving and hyperscaler FOMO is keeping max capex alive. Bear Status: Too busy crying "bubble" and hugging the 10-year yield to notice the actual tech revolution.
#TLDR --- Ticker: $NVDA Direction: Up 🚀 Prognosis: Buy $950 Calls exp 5/17 Collateral: Wife's boyfriend's retirement fund Destination: The moon or the Wendy's dumpster
He spent his NVDA investment seed on raising you.
Face melting rally. NVDA $250, SPY $745, etc etc
NVDA calls tomorrow with Friday expiry to compliment Mag 7 earnings?
"Nvidia official to meet Samsung, SK Hynix executives for hardware AI partnership: Yonhap" Look like NVDA is gonna try buy all the Memory that's available in the market right now lol
Don't gamble your money away on this muthufucker Sandisk. It will keep pumping. It is expected to kill it in 2026-27. Stock will move higher. NVDA and Micron are actually not expensiive and there is no point in shorting those. I had a million dollar account and have lost 65% of it shorting the Mfking Sandisk and I wasn't even buying puts since I wasn't fully bearish. I was selling straddles to capture volitility but the fkers goes up so much that those premiums are NOT enough. Please sell those puts, don't chase losses and wait for a good opportinity. Don't fight a bull market. There is no nobility in losing money.
Would research with the state that you resided in and check their unclaimed property division. If shares are there, the state sold them and it's in cash. You'd get a little interest on the sale proceeds, provably 2010-2012 valuation when state got them. If there's nothing in unclaimed property, there's a slight chance the broker you were doing business with issued shares in cert form and mailed them to your bad address essentially getting lost, but there would still be a record. Then check with Computershare, NVDA's transfer agent. They can search by name, address, SSN and see if on their books. Computershare can reissue lost certs or put them back into book entry for DTC transfer to a new broker. There's a slimmer chance they have more shares from dividend reinvestment in book-entry form if shares were still there all this time.
I have found that most of my large cap stocks like Microsoft, NVDA, Exxon Mobil, or Tesla have done well. Whenever I tried really hard to research into smaller caps for greater returns, those companies ended up doing worse and had bigger negative drops. So now I mainly stick with indexes or large cap stocks.
I read all 20 comments and no one quite got it right: highest Premium isn't *always* ATM. Well it IS always ATM, but sometimes it's the 1st strike that's IN the money. What you're selling is time value, or theta, and that's measured by Extrinsic value. OTM options of course are pure Extrinsic, but even *ITM* options have some Extrinsic value. And sometimes the option just on the other side of the line has the most Extrinsic value. As here for Nvidia a month out: [NVDA max Put extrinsic value is ITM](https://imgur.com/a/u1ftOsy) Someone on these forums a while back said, "If you're going to sell time value, sell as much of it as you can." You do that by selling the maximum Extrinsic value. Here for NVDA at 213.17, that's the 215P with $9.865 worth. If you sell the 210P, you're only selling $8.90 worth of time. Keep in mind that you're talking about being assigned at 215 vs. 210, but if you'd be happy being paid $9.68 to buy NVDA at 215, then sell that one. 9.86 is 10% more than 8.90, and even when you divide either number by its strike price to get ROI, the ITM Put still pays better. Slide over to the Call side and check out the situation there: the "ATM" Call is indeed the one with the highest Extrinsic. Another use case: if you think Nvidia goes up from here and you won't get assigned at 215, then that's the one to sell. But would you want to sell the 220P? No, because you'd be selling less Extrinsic. Someone else on these forums said, "If you're not willing to sell ATM \[or ITM as here, where Extrinsic is highest\], then you're not bullish enough on the ticker." \[But OP, don't be fooled by the high premiums of like the 220 or higher strikes: the INtrinsic value you're getting paid is just equity in the stock. It's the time value that you want to sell and hope it goes to zero before expiration.\]
MU trades at a forward PE of 5-10x depending on which consensus estimates you’re looking it. The forward PE multiple for semis is like 20x. I think MU has a lot of room to run. Rerating from a cyclical commodity memory provider to much more high value add. AMD is priced at a premium but the narrative is that CPU + GPU demand + desire to diversify away from NVDA will eventually create an outsized opportunity.
Hi, I'm Ashim from MarketCrunch AI. I get the unease. While $NVDA is driving headline gains, market breadth has been a concern for a while. Seeing your portfolio hit ATHs on the back of a few mega-caps while the broader market struggles with participation often precedes a rotation or a deeper pullback. I'd be watching the 10-year yield; if it starts to push higher, that's usually a signal for profit-taking in growth, especially AI names.
what is the NVDA of today? in other words what can J buy today that will 1000x over next 18 yrs? spacex when it goes IPO? satellite companies ? Humanoids? Quantum Computing? My VCX went to this level and more a few weeks back. I felt rich for a week lol.
Freak out and sell all your T-bills, and buy NVDA right now. It's fucking over.
This is the DD I needed to buy the NVDA dip
The goyim buy NVDA while the MM’s build AMD 👁️
Intel is piece of shit AMD won’t beat NVDA but you’ll make more money hold it now
#Intel is the next NVDA LMAO🤌
AMD > NVDA NVDA’s days are numbered. I sold out the entire 1000+ share position 🥱
I bet you NVDA will be $250 by mid June maybe even $300 dumb dumb
So I take it that you are inferring I am the only open order on that stock as sometimes I enter an order somewhere between the bid/ask, I don't get filled right away and the bid/ask doesn't change until the price moves a noticeable amount. These are not illiquid stocks I am talking about (NVDA, SPOT, HOOD, ANET, NFLX, IREN, LRCX to name a few) and it happens on calls and puts. And, these days, it seems it happens VERY FREQUENTLY on most trades. Not disagreeing with you but I find it REALLY STRANGE. Twilighter.
I have the same story with NVDA and AMD. It pains me to think about.
The thing nobody is really framing right with this OpenAI miss is that the selloff is hitting the wrong tickers. ORCL -5.2%, CoreWeave -6.3%, NVDA -2.8% — but those are leveraged to OpenAI through compute contracts in very different ways. If OpenAI's cash position gets squeezed and they renegotiate or stretch payment terms, that's the signal that matters, not the raw user-growth headline. What I've been doing is splitting AI exposure into three buckets: 1. Direct OpenAI counterparties (ORCL, CoreWeave, MSFT to a lesser extent) — at risk if OpenAI stretches their compute spend. Stock-specific credit risk. 2. Picks-and-shovels (NVDA, AVGO, broader semis) — demand isn't dependent on one customer; it's hyperscaler capex broadly. NVDA -2.8% on this is overdone IMO. 3. AI applications (the SaaS layer, smaller names) — these actually benefit if compute prices come down, which is what would happen if OpenAI deals get restructured. The takeaway for me: today's selloff is about credit risk on contracts, not about whether AI demand is real. If you held NVDA before today, the OpenAI revenue shortfall doesn't change the thesis on its own — Microsoft, Meta, Google, and Amazon all reporting Wednesday/Thursday will tell us whether hyperscaler capex is still ramping. That's the actual data point that matters this week. Anyone else splitting AI exposure into buckets like this or am I overthinking it?
The thing nobody is really framing right with this OpenAI miss is that the selloff is hitting the wrong tickers. ORCL -5.2%, CoreWeave -6.3%, NVDA -2.8% — but those are leveraged to OpenAI through compute contracts in very different ways. If OpenAI's cash position gets squeezed and they renegotiate or stretch payment terms, that's the signal that matters, not the raw user-growth headline. What I've been doing is splitting AI exposure into three buckets: 1. Direct OpenAI counterparties (ORCL, CoreWeave, MSFT to a lesser extent) — at risk if OpenAI stretches their compute spend. Stock-specific credit risk. 2. Picks-and-shovels (NVDA, AVGO, broader semis) — demand isn't dependent on one customer; it's hyperscaler capex broadly. NVDA -2.8% on this is overdone IMO. 3. AI applications (the SaaS layer, smaller names) — these actually benefit if compute prices come down, which is what would happen if OpenAI deals get restructured. The takeaway for me: today's selloff is about credit risk on contracts, not about whether AI demand is real. If you held NVDA before today, the OpenAI revenue shortfall doesn't change the thesis on its own — Microsoft, Meta, Google, and Amazon all reporting Wednesday/Thursday will tell us whether hyperscaler capex is still ramping. That's the actual data point that matters this week. Anyone else splitting AI exposure into buckets like this or am I overthinking it?
Were people huffing this much copium when NVDA started its run?
I'd purchased $1000 of NVDA a little earlier than that. I moved, got a new phone number, completely forgot about the shares, and have came to the conclusion that they were escheated. Although no one can tell me for sure. Never gonna live that down.
Damn I wish my NVDA puts would work like that 😂😂😂😂
pump on hopium, got it. Loading on NVDA OTM calls tomorrow
It still amazes me stocks that implement Ai (like MSFT, SaS companies) aren't seeing the profits but shovel stocks (NVDA, AMD, MU, etc.) continue to pump. It's such a disconnect. It's like buying shovels but not finding gold.
I too paper money full ported into NVDA 🥱
I can clearly make out the words "HOLD" "RAW" "ASS", so I know what I'm doing with my NVDA calls
SPY 710c NVDA 215c AMZN 260c Sold NVDA puts today and betting on good earnings
NVDA making all the money in this economy
I’m more interested in my puts on NVDA I bought yesterday. Really hope this plays out how I want it to
AMD is priced for perfection but this is a long term hold for me. I don’t think the market wants to be enslaved to NVDA forever
NVDA top is in. Thing is gunna fall off a cliff in the coming weeks
NVDA prime to rip the rest of the week
Looking at PE in isolation - which you should not but let’s assume it’s a good idea - you will see a lot of really high performing stocks start to get ‘cheaper’ ahead of a sizeable decline in the actual stock price. And then people buy screaming wow it’s so cheap now and it keeps heading lower. And yes, they pretty much always look expensive. AMZN NVDA NFLX many other high performers have never looked ‘cheap’ by conventional metrics. Premium merchandise doesn’t go in the bargain bin.
NVDA not going up on NXPI is extremely bearish
why NVDA puking with NXPI great numbers
Meh. Bitcoin was a better choice that NVDA. OP dun goofed
Maybe it's time to re-allocate and diversify? Idk if NVDA is going to continue to grow like it has over the last 5 years - we're just at a different phase of the AI development/hype cycle (that doesn't mean that I think it's going to crash, just that parabolic growth seems less likely now). If I were in your shoes, I'd rebalance. In the face of pretty severe economic headwinds, I think now is a time to be building resiliency and robustness - broad, diversified index funds feel like the way to go now.
Yeah, it’s kind of like owning NVDA early on.
>What’s making me rethink things now is whether constantly waiting for a “cheap” entry is basically missing the early stages of a move. If a company is in a rapid growth phase and continuously proving itself, the market usually doesn’t give you a comfortable low valuation entry point. A stock can go down because it is not performing (micro). A stock can go down because there exists a wider trigger causing a broad market selloff (macro). You need to be careful not to confuse the two. In the long run the micro always wins out over time. The macro is only temporary - I have held stocks such as AAPL MSFT NFLX NVDA through periods where they lost over 50% of value. The value was lost due to macro, not micro. If you identify a growth company with a very bright future and reasonable valuation (I would say something such as PLTR is a bit overvalued), do not be afraid to jump in. Look at a macro downturn as an opportunity to buy more. The reality is a good growth stock is not a secret; can't exactly hide the data in 10Q/K. You will never get these type of shares cheap, short of some macro event.
MSFT earnings is actually gonna pump NVDA
Yes, because of many reasons. Most purchased chips aren't even powered yet. NVDA products are literally collecting dust in warehouses because there's no DCs for all of them. Demand is super high because everything is free and the AI providers are trying to scale users not make a profit. Demand would be so much lower if all these companies were trying to be profitable. And 3 year old chips still being rented out doesn't mean they are valuable. If the cost of running them isn't more than the price of renting them they are a negative value asset.
NVDA down on bangin NXPI results. Might be over
Sure all of them will have declines. But $AAPL is insulated well because they build hardware, have distribution, and didn't waste billions building AI models. $GOOG would've been fine if they didn't nuke their search product. $AMZN/$MSFT/$META/$NVDA are in the worst shape going forward imo.
They are off book unnoficial SPVs for the Mag 7 and other major AI players. Like CRWV is literally just a deformed mutated ugly arm of NVDA used to dump product and round trip revenue and headlines. MSFT and OpenAI are similiar. Its just a complete fucking joke that the market has decided to buy and pump until this disgusting capital destruction gets punished instead of rewarded. And the worst thing is the market could have put an end to this ANY FUCKING TIME in the past 2 years, but decided to infinitely pump and just completely fuck over everyone in the future.
Spy needs to get in gear so NVDA can fly
Riding NVDA and index calls through this week 🫡
Good STX is good for NVDA so lets a hope
Liquidity is very low on this stock's options, this is why stocks like MSFT, NVDA, AMZN or index funds like QQQ or SPY are so popular, there are far more buyers & sellers at various prices and expiries for those. Options trading is a lot different then stocks, in stocks you can occasionally speculate on a riskier company, but in options those companies usually have low liquidity and bid/ask's make it impossible to trade. Though a company like HAL isn't that risky, it's just not a popular option vessel.
If I remember it was a crazy run up then a little sideways taking profits then a big accounting firm dropped them basically indicating something is wrong with the numbers fast forward to today where they were still sending chips to china when they weren’t that’s like really bad for PR and they will never recover to those levels again I’d put my money elsewhere lihe a AMD, NVDA, ASML or a fund like SMH, FSELX that’s just my opinion tho not financial advice
How does it compare with OKLO? I think NVDA recently put its support behind OKLO. Both may be worth owning. A bit too early to see which will be the winner, if there can only be one. Or could both thrive if demand is sufficient?
Up 19% but NVDA puts and TSLA puts are killing me with that V
Loaded up on NVDA puts for next week. Allah help me!
NVDA puts saved my account this morning but only sold half. Now I'm back to red on the other half. Then just blew all the rest of the profits in 13 minutes on SPX calls then puts.
Puts on INTC make the most sense. Whether a hedge or you think tech is going to tank. Pick the company that is overbought and makes negative money. You can’t bet against NVDA, AVGO, GOOGL, hell even betting against AMZN is a bad idea. And everyone knows MSFT is nitro gay, that’s old news, and TSLA has that TISM STRENGTH like your weirdo cousin. Bulls, bears unite. Puts on INTC, piece of shit company.
Some of yall think this is a NVDA dip to buy
Months earlier they were selling NVDA and buying GOOGL (at one point GOOGL was the anti-NVDA trade) because "muh TPUs" or smth and now under a global stagflation risk & worst energy crisis ever the markets rally? What changed? Corrupt fuckers slap whatever narrative they like to pump & dump stocks, that's it.
Just go green on the day $NVDA lmfao
NVDA is doing well.
Date NVDA recovery is glorious
NVDA putting the team on its back
It’s about the loss of capital expenditures from the investing companies if OpenAI files for bankruptcy. Hundreds of billions of dollars will have to go down with the ship. Bad loans and toxic assets will have to be absorbed somewhere. The data centers and chips can be sold in liquidation, but they’re not worth $1T. Maybe 1/10th of it, max. NVDA has 30B invested in OpenAi, and the loss of revenue and future contracts to NVDA will bring down the rest of the players. All the Mag7 will likely survive, but there will be a massive deleveraging.
Friday NVDA 220’s I bought after lunch printing hard
wow NVDA coming back now only down 3
Up 60% on my NVDA $215c 5/4 Planning on holding through the night…wish me luck regards
#NVDA GANG Members checking in
NVDA to indices: do you feel that you are in control?
Please tell me which one will be the next “NVDA”
So my NVDA calls are almost recovered but wtf is wrong with TSLA
NVDA ain't dropping below 200 this week.
You need to be born lucky to be successful in this world. Yesterday I sold my NVDA 205 puts -2k loss, happened many many times,,, what the fuck are you doing to make money with options? 2-4 months contract please.
The market's correlation to NVDA is approaching 1
No shot would I do that right now. NVDA vol is at its lowest point - it’s about to make a big run up
WSJ’s hit piece on open ai (with no substantive data) tanking semis so Wall Street can buy in cheaper. The only viable threat to NVDA is Huawei and that’s 12+ months out.
NVDA please just give the bulls a chance😵💫
NVDA may 1 220c’s @1.27 . holding 210 level nicely, not passing some action for end of week.
sounds like NVDA beat earnings but not enough. Same for subscribers increased but not enough. They also mentioned that the next quarter might be a little soft after price hikes.
I bought NVDA calls yesterday for the first time in months, you’re welcome
Ok since ~May/June 2025 to March/April 2026. Do the exact dates really matter lol. Such an irrelevant thing to critique. Stocks don't move exactly with each other so these were approximations. NVDA March 2026: 167 NVDA June 2025: 159 MU today: 500 MU June 2025: 115 You and this guy are acting like you're on top of things meanwhile MU has already 5x while Nvidia barely moved in 10 months
After OpenAI disaster, NVDA should go back to 150
NVDA and MU account for a large percentage of my portfolio, and I’m feeling pretty good about it going forward. I would even feel comfortable buying more.
AMD is expensive but MU and NVDA still have decent valuations where you shouldn’t feel like you’re overpaying.
NVDA is back to levels not seen in two business days
NVDA needs to go up for the bulls
!banbet NVDA $115 3d
This shift already happened a year ago. Up until this month NVDA was flat for 6 months while MU mooned
!banbet NVDA $115 05/01
NVDA 217.50 tomorrow, 227 by Friday