NVDA

Cedarapids

NVDA changed your life.

shadow_7ml

In before NVDA buyout

mikemccrea

Portfolio: 1/10 NVDA: 10/10

E39_CBX

NVDA will be 210 this month easily.

Classic_Yellow8510

Puts on NVDA and Intel Calls on SLV FJET and CORT

AlwaysSilencedTruth

unless its NVDA

Crazy_Donkies

Apparently NVDA has passed on Intel, yes.

ilganzo01

I'd think about selling. I feel like NVDA is going to be stomped by GOOG or some other AI paradigm needing other kinds of chips

Crazy_Donkies

You might be confused, or you missed the MU stock gains bus and are butt hurt.  MU is a preferred supplier of NVDA growing 50% YoY.

alwayslookingout

Too many words. “NVDA changed my life.”

Short-Dependent7676

!banbet NVDA 192 1d

Short-Dependent7676

!banbet NVDA 190 1d

Alatarlhun

NVDA circa 2015.

Sensitive-Radish-292

If you're really a fab engineer then it's great to hear this, I've invested a lot of capital into INTC the moment LBT as CEO rumors surfaced. Haven't regretted it. I went through all the SEC filings, etc. Noticed that LBT did the most important steps to make the company leaner - fired useless middle managers (who are now swarming the market). Improved the books (predicted Q3 beat) and secured key deals, such as the Xeon w/ NVDA sales one (the most recent). The fact that they are increasing their fabs focused on advanced packaging (Malaysia being the most recent example) is a great sign of growth (coupled with the improve credit rating by BofA)

xqe2045

Didn’t NVDA halt testing to use the intel chip?

Lime1028

That's not how disallowed losses work. You don't owe any taxes, on any loss, ever. All it means is that you're not allowed to use those losses to offset gains for tax purposes. It also has absolutely nothing to do with year end. You get disallowed losses if you make a wash sale. A wash sale occurs when you sell a stock and buy it back within 31 days. The reason for this is as follows, Imagine you own 50k of NVDA. at $100. It drops to $90. You sell your entire position for $45k and take on a $5k loss. You then immediately buy back in for $45k at $90 per share. Your overall position hasn't changed, you still own the same amount of NVDA shares, but now you've got a $5k realized loss that you can file on your taxes to offset your gains. It just gives you an opportunity to turn any short term downturn in a security you own into a tax reduction. What this actually means is that bro probably lost nearly 400k. Look at the cost basis to place the trades compared to the total proceeds. He made less money than he spent.

Historical-Key5613

NVDA changed your life*

livehotrod

So they already raised 50M so that is over.. It’s a handful of companies in the vertical area that SIDU is involved, SIDU covers hardware, software and data (handful of companies on each one of those, close to none that does ALL three and at a low cost). They will win by expertise in different areas and by low cost which is how SpaceX gets so many contracts. Traded around 1.5B in the past two weeks, so a 10-20M offering literally had zero impact on stock price, it was bullish. Primarily die to its criminally undervalued market cap, compared to other peers, they’ve operated extremely frugally and lean to focus on tech and manufacturing. They also have Jim Larson, the AI mastermind of Palantir. They also have an inked deal with Lonestar, the company putting data centers in the moon/space which is backed mostly by NVDA. Due to low cost of manufacturing and operation, a contract can send this flying above 20$. And still be undervalued, RKLB is at 6-7B market cap while SIDU is at around 130M market cap. Being selected for SHIELD and also for Golden Dome means that YOU BRING SOMETHING IMPORTANT TO THE TABLE, ESPECIALLY A SMALL COMPANY LIKE THIS. My entry was at 2.40 and i’m not selling a single share. So, over 2,100 companies on shield but they all do extremely different things, from selling bolts to satellite software and hardware and missiles and gas and everything you can imagine, but for what SIDU does, its a handful and pretty much none that does all three under one roof. I rarely post DD here, but saw this and wanted to make sure we all know the truth, this company is heading much higher.

Pickpockets_warning

Definitely not #5. That would be a waste of money. You didn't give us much context as to who is the recipient and what is their overall financial situation So of all the options you suggested, I would vote VTI but actually I would go with VT because it covers the whole world, and who knows what will happen in the next 10 years. Having said that, I would put 30k into VT and the remaining money into something else. Probably 5k bitcoin (it's a bit of a gamble but it might pay off), and 15k into VGT because long term it will likely outperform VT. Both VGT and VT hold NVDA. VGT has more of it (16% of its holdings).

StopElectingWealthy

A CD is a guaranteed loss since the return is smaller than the rate of inflation. NVDA is a house of cards dependent on the success of the various data centers but could pay off big. Gold is a great store of value and protects your investment from losing value due to inflation but does not grow like stocks. Not really an “investment”. VTI is a total market index fund if i’m not mistaken and a safe bet to have your money move with the US stock market. You will not beat the market and if AI turns out to be a dud, you’ll be set back when that large correction in the market happens. Don’t pay for a money manager. They are there to leech off of you as much as possible. In conclusion I would not take any single option because that would not be diversification. I would combine gold, VTI, and NVDA. But if I had to pick one, the VTI option is what I would do.

QuarkOfTheMatter

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TotalDebt5868

Short take on the market angle: Linking “US hits Venezuela → China immediately invades Taiwan → advanced chips vanish overnight” feels like an overfitted chain. Whether Beijing moves on Taiwan depends on capabilities and deterrence in the region, not one event elsewhere. Market-relevant points: * Chip risk exists, but ASML kill-switches and a TSMC “scorched earth” scenario are tail risks with heavy political/economic constraints. * Even with escalation, zero supply is unlikely; the U.S., Japan, and SK are expanding capacity. Arizona TSMC helps but can’t backstop leading-edge demand alone. * Exposure matters: handset/AI leaders (AAPL, NVDA, AMD, AVGO, etc.) carry higher near-term headline risk; mature-node heavy or diversified fabs are more resilient; equipment/material names (ASML, AMAT, LRCX) will swing with capex/policy. * Practically, this raises geopolitical risk premia and volatility rather than sending us into a “tech stone age.” Bottom line: take the risk seriously, but don’t price in an immediate Taiwan invasion off today’s Venezuela headlines. Focus on supply-chain mapping, alternative capacity timelines, and how drills/sanctions change volatility.

FrankDrebinOnReddit

Way more than that. NVDA's average daily volume is 185M shares. At $188 per share, that's over $34B in daily volume.

RedHatWombat

Micron and every hardware stocks will crash when AI buildout slows down. It won't be just Micron. The entire market will evaporate starting with NVDA. But who knows when that will be. Just be ready to get off the last train and sit out a real bear market.

lipmanz

Polymarket for NVDA +20% or more this year would be______

Extension_War_8856

!Banbet $NVDA 185 1d

Dry_Act6001

!Banbet $NVDA 180 5d

thiskillsmygpa

Q for you then with your experience. Ive been trading and investing for 15ish years. In my experience sometimes the easiest most obvious big trend, trades really do work quite well. For example, you could buy AAPL in '15 on a couple qs of slowing iPhone sales AFTER buffet bought it and showed up on the 13s. You could buy MRNA and BioNTech AFTER we knew the vax was gonna work and still make a huge return. Same for WFH stocks like zoom after it was clear WFH was gonna be a thing The travel names when it was already apparent people were booking trips again NVDA , AFTER chatGPT came out and AI was the hot thing. LLY well after hundreds of articles and everyone plus their sister on GLP1 Euro weapons companies well into Ukraine war and re-arming under way. So this trade is a simple one, yes, but does HAL and VLO make sense even if it's kinda obvious and consensus?

Hungry-Brain-3287

!banbet $NVDA 200 5d

KittyLover-7

Hoping NVDA pops a lil

Puzzleheaded-Net-273

BRKB has been a wonderful investment! If it pulls back during the transition of "no more Warren," I will be looking to pick some up as well. I am trying to convince myself to take more profits in my taxable account and purchase more diversified ETF's, including more munis. I am overweight tech, particularly NVDA, since picking up a fair amt in 2021-early 2022. Taking those gains with a LTCG of 23.8% (with NIIT) will be painful to me, without any losses to harvest! I have picked up a fair amt of Covered Call ETF's this year, holding some in both taxable as well as IRA's depending on their tax efficiency/tax inefficiency structure. Hoping that decision is not a painful one if and when we experience a significant pull-back. I have a paid subscription to CNBC Pro, Investing.com as well as Seeking Alpha. I spend way too much time on my investing "hobby" but truly love it. Good luck to you in 2026. May we have another positive year in the market!

jnas_19

Why didn’t just buy calls on SPY or NVDA like a normal person

RoseGoldBirkin

Newbie here. Anyone buying SOXS to protect TSM and NVDA?

MINIMINUM

Am I the only one not wanting to touch NVDA with a ten foot pole in 2026?

2Loves2loves

Bank savings accounts are for suckers. Wall Street is where you compound. \-Uncle Warren said he made most of his fortune on 3 stocks. Take a look at NVDA did in last 5 years.

FullCopy

Madura could’ve taken few gold bars and hopped on a plane to Russia. Oh no, he had “hope”. He’s kinda like NVDA bers. Hope is dangerous, when you’re a moron.

CALMER_THAN_YOU_

This guy invests in rocks that create nothing instead of NVDA who turns rocks into computer circuits making big titty AI videos. What a loser

riprod

Puts on NVDA. China has no incentive or moral obligation to not attack Taiwan now. The septic boil on the ass of democracy has ensured that it’s now an official free-for-all

Overall_Host_3029

Personally I’d separate the goals. Short-DTE CSPs are great if you’re comfortable owning shares and want income + entry at a discount, but you need to stay disciplined on strikes and sizing. It’s more active. LEAPS are simpler if your thesis is 'NVDA over time' and you want defined risk with less management, but returns are more directional and timing matters more. If you’re still digesting the Greeks, starting small with CSPs on a name you actually want to own tends to teach faster IMO.

BJabs

Support for a company with \~0 revenue? All the major money flowing into quantum has been to hedge against NVDA; they don't care what the quantum valuation is, they just want to put money there to check the box. Shorting it is a play that the institutionals will find a different shiny object to hedge with (photonics?) and/or that they will realize quantum, as a best case scenario, is 10 years out, for which the spoils will go to IBM or Google, not the dedicated quantum companies.

FullCopy

NVDA needs to make some announcement with this whole Venezuela thing. I’m sure they have one or two AI startups.

iShitBloodandCumShit

Up 25%+ on very small cap stock I own. NVDA people fighting for their lives just to *maybe* get back to 212. Nvdia has become the new INTC trade.

Advanced-Breadfruit3

China taking Taiwan would be bullish NVDA just because literally everything is bullish the Mag7 essentially for any reason they want to make up.

paistecymbalsrock

Heck no. NVDA and INTC collaboration addresses any manufacturing capacity needs.

iShitBloodandCumShit

NVDA is dead money.

E39_CBX

What happens to my NVDA calls when China invades Taiwan next

erebuxy

Hhh mine was ChatGPT. Believe it or not, call on $NVDA

E39_CBX

How cooked are my NVDA calls now

ohnolookoutitsantoni

I rode NVDA from $80-200

SmanSman234

Like the risk/reward potential! I think the AI scare is purposely done to decrease stock values and make happier Buffet like entry level prices for big money investors, and make some happy with their shorts by generating a self-fulfilling prophecy. 50% of a stock price is emotionally driven regardless of fundamentals. Truth is AI is a technology that isn't going away or decreasing, or leveling out. It is currently at the beginning stages, so who wouldn't want to get in at the beginning? Get a crystal ball and look back at NVDA or MSFT or AAPL, etc... when they were low priced with lofty expectations from investors. Seems the technology didn't meet a brick wall, but instead continues to grow, improve and innovate, all with increasing revenues generating higher stock prices. Don't forget inflation has greatly increased over the last 4 years, can only bleed over to market prices evident by increasing index values. So, I do think your investment is valid.

Tim_Apple_938

Bro TSMC makes 96% of the worlds advanced chips That’s not just NVDA that would go poof. The entire world economy would crash

GoZukkYourself

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v_x_n_

NVDA. IRAs were already healthy. Rolled the dice on a gaming company when virtual reality was becoming popular during Covid. Plus we heard about potential growth of AI and it sounded like the trifecta. Turns out it was….. so far anyway….

Usual_Nerve3503

He isn't implying that China invades the US. He is implying that China invades Taiwan (see:massive military drills just a few days back around Taiwan) and semiconductor/TSMC/NVDA stocks get absolutely rocked. "Lmfao get off Reddit" - Lmfao work on your reading comprehension.

1990-1999

I'll be real: I remember people having this kind of response to NVDA and AMD 10 years ago.

AdQuick8612

I own MSFT and NVDA as well, but just less so.

FullCopy

NVDA calls at open.

KittyLover-7

Each barrel of Venezuelan oil purchase through trump must now be paired with a NVDA chip purchase

Aggravating_Fig6288

Time to sell off all NVDA?

KittyLover-7

Mango in the next round of trade negotiations with ghyna: “We give you oil if you commit 500 billion to buying NVDA chips and a further 500 billion to OpenAI”

Admirable-News3940

Bought $70k of NVDA on Friday, I’m not good at this

ItsyBitsySPYderman

NVDA 2018: "For the Gamers" NVDA 2022: "Screw the gamers" NVDA 2026: "Rob the Gamers"

Ok-Range-3306

you cant be serious when you start at september 2022 when the stock market was at a low? anyone could have invested anything and made way more than this why didnt she buy RKLB or NVDA? where was the insider information there? zoom out on TCMD and look at where they were in 2020 shes actually very bad at picking stocks, any regard here would have done better

Ok_Juggernaut3043

Hers are: NVDA, VRT, ASML, UAL, AMZN Mine are: AVGO, NBIS, RKLB, APLD, GOOGL

Glittering_Water3645

I didn´t say they are undervalued, but I like the price relative to the fundamentals. Depending on what you believe the companies will produce in cash flows in the future both of them can be both undervalued, fairly valued and overvalued. No one knows for certain how the future looks like. BN. Traded at a 35% discount to NAV, fantastic historical performance (+19% CAGR over last 30 years), diversified, insiders owning a lot of stock and very optimistic guidance for future cash flow growth from operating activities. NVDA. Good forward PE relative to estimated EPS growth for the coming years, market leader, strong MOAT, high ROIC and great management.

dvdmovie1

". The rolodex of choices like options, margins, leverage, covered calls, cash secured puts, CFDs, complex rebalancing, chasing the next hot stock, finding the next NVDA, the list goes on, all this are mostly rooted in greed," I think that there are an increasing amount of options to consider in investing. Some of these things are useful when used sparingly/reasonably but the problem is that it seems like an increasing amount of people don't do that and instead "full port" them then are surprised when what would otherwise be an "off month" turns into a DefCon1 situation because of the approach they used. I don't have anything against the list of various options, but 1) most people don't need to use many of them but some end up using them because they see others successful and 2) I don't know if it's greed in the traditional sense as much as it is there is an urgency in recent years to get rich quick to keep up and people wind up overextending themselves in yolo bets. I've been on here over a decade and I've never seen so much upset at times in recent years over stocks that were green for the year simply because they weren't as green as something else or hadn't gone up much that particular week/month. Many discussions in recent years about younger investors and financial nihilism. People scold the gambling mentality but I think there's not enough of an attempt to understand why people are investing the way they are in increasing numbers. I'm moderately aggressive in my investing but I see stuff on Reddit where I can't fathom the allocation/lack of risk management and resulting volatility. Additionally, so many times in recent years when things don't go as expected, the resulting analysis is that it's somehow a conspiracy/the market is rigged. " finding the next NVDA" The issue I have with this is that I see much less in the way of attempts of people actually trying to find the next big thing. When people talk about how they found something, it's often the already hot/hyped speculative thing that's up 150-200% in the last 6 months. Reddit has always been to some degree focused on whatever the most popular couple dozen stocks are, but it has become more hivemind-y post covid and the last couple of years in particular have gotten worse in terms of lack of diversity of names discussed.

Rich-Use1484

What are the example tickers you sell puts against? I have been doing options for over 2 years now, but selling/buying short dated (1 monthish) hasn't been very profitable. I started doing LEAPS/PMCC etc and that workedout well for me. But I made some mistakes of existing too early leaving a lot of money on the table for tickers like NVDA, GOOG, UNH, TSLA. Like you I saw 40-50% profit and exited the trade and then the stocks went up 100+%. There's a risk of getting assigned when the premiums are juicy - I remember getting assigned TSLA at 350 strike. At that time I felt bad as the stock nosedived after I got assigned - but I wanted to own TSLA anyways, so didn't mind adding it to my portfolio. I use like 50-60k margin (which is like 30% of my buying power). I don't go beyong 30% as during one of the blackswan events in 20205 I got liquidated (wasn't much - 15 shares of TSLA), but then I decided not to use more than 30% of margin.

10kto0challenge

Open price for NVDA and VIX?

Milesindy

2025 returns on my largest investments. GOOG 65.41% AVGO 49.85% NVDA 36.54% FXAIX 16.93%

Jasoncatt

Four fund portfolio was up 13%. Dividend portfolio earned me 11.7% yield but had some NAV decrease due to large number of BDC investments. Ended up 9% overall, but with overall beta of 0.7 was significantly less volatile compared with the market. Star of the show for me was the speculative growth and trading account, started this with $800k in February, ended up with $1.36m, a 70% increase give or take a few dollars. This holding and trading options on RKLB, SMCI, SOFI, RDDT, NVDA, SMCI, ASTS, HOOD amongst a few others that I sold puts on but was never assigned. In total my accounts were up almost $780k to $3.45m - almost 30% for the year.

optivest304

Even the options picks are so garbage I’m genuinely pissed off. Why didn’t she just do some popular like SPY, NVDA, TSLA,…? Like wtf are these CNC, DPRO,… bro just buy the fucking share tf 😂no other choice than just exercising because no one buying these bs from the other side

Ok-Tonight2623

Here are your numbers for 4pm Monday 1/5. TSLA 427.37, NVDA 189.93, AMZN 228.43, SLV 69.34, SPY 684.67, MU 321.98, AMD 238.12

mangofloat44

NVDA and VGT. NVDA is a single stock and VGT is a tech sector fund that includes a significant percentage of NVDA. Both also already have a lot of coverage in my US Large Cap Indexes but have outperformed remainder of portfolio significantly.

Doodsonious22

Hm, very incisive. I, after intense study, have got a list of 7 obscure stocks that I think might outperform about 99% of the S/P 500: MSFT TSLA NVDA AAPL AMZN META GOOG

ParticularAd104

I remember when this stock was under $90 and then the best stock trader Pelosi made a killing off of NVDA

nathan1653

NVDA

Crazy_Donkies

From what I'm reading.  Robotics is big this year.  Maybe still NVDA but whom else is the question.

OREG_Keith

INTC up almost 7% today. I’m glad I doubled down at close on Wednesday. :-) Sold NVDA at $200 last year. Not buying it again.

JDouble2001

!BANBET NVDA 200 1w

JDouble2001

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KingBuko

NVDA 200 next week

Historical_Low4458

CMG. I was running on the high from NVDA, and well......

brookedow

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ForeverInTheSun82647

I’m Partial to AVGO, GOOGL, NVDA. I own them already. MU can be cyclical. Even tho it’s ripping. If you want to have some general exposure, I really like the CHPS etf. I just grabbed 42 shares of it the other day and I plan to hold it for the long haul.

yrrag1970

Guys this f you thought NVDA would go to zero because of tariffs you need to stay away from individual stocks an simply DCA into ETF’s.

hiphopanonomos

Half this sub has been banned since November due to NVDA to 200 bets

DJ_Mimosa

If you're long just buy now. 20 years from now the difference between NVDA at $190 or $175 will mean nothing. If you're not long, sell CSPs at lower prices.

RoverV

These are all great companies. I’ve been waiting for NVDA to dip for years now. I bought one share 3 weeks ago, up 10.5%. Would have full ported if it dipped more!

FullCopy

NVDA bols that didn’t cash out at 192 today have mad cow disease.

Inevitable_Pin7755

Short version you’re not doing anything wrong, but yeah you might be overthinking it a bit. 401k first. Even without the match, contributing 6% is fine. You’re learning the habit early which matters more than the exact return right now. The balance being lower than contributions just means the market dipped, totally normal especially over short timeframes. Nothing to panic about. Once the match kicks in, absolutely keep contributing at least enough to get the full match. Free money is free money. Walmart stock. This is where I’d be cautious. You already depend on Walmart for income. Putting too much money into your employer stock is concentration risk. If something bad happens to Walmart, you lose hours or a job and your stock drops at the same time. Not great. If you want to buy a small amount through the associate program just to learn and feel invested, fine. I would not max it. Keep it small enough that you forget about it. VOO plus a bit of NVDA is honestly a solid setup for someone your age. Simple beats clever most of the time. You don’t need more complexity. Now the boring but important part. Pharmacy school is expensive as hell. That 26k a year is real and future you will feel it. Having cash or a high yield savings buffer is not stupid at all. It gives you flexibility and less stress later. You don’t get bonus points for being fully invested while stressing about tuition.

Senecavalley94

1. I feel this way, too! 2. We’re both paranoid old men. People talk dude. It is what it is. We get so lost in being shareholders sometimes that we forget that our shares are in COMPANIES. Living, breathing entities made up of people - a lot of whom aren’t shareholders in the company they work for. It definitely doesn’t mean those people don’t know what they’re talking about. A quiet computer kid in my platoon once told me to buy shares in a company I had never heard of on a rooftop in northern Iraq in 2016. He didn’t invest and he didn’t own shares himself. That company was NVDA. Take everything with a grain of salt and always do your homework, and I’ve got a feeling we’ll both do alright.

Electrical_Maize3587

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Electrical_Maize3587

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Academic_Librarian75

Amazon has Trainium ASICS chips, direct comp to Google, but there will be space for both and NVDA to all be successful if the AI story holds true.

mickymocky

I think that small company NVDA does pretty well

EchoReaper338

Good point, but I like to think of it like $NVDA, or a car company that comes out with a new model. They may be sold out now, but the new item or enhancement will push them higher. The HBM4 will be more efficient, supposedly, from a power standpoint. That will then allow them to sell that product and get contracts signed for the next few years too. But production ramp up costs could cause a slow down in profit margins.

cbusoh66

INTC is the best play on SRAM (Static Random Access Memory) and the reason why NVDA bought Groq last week--doing inferencing without having to worry about HBM shortages. There's a reason Jensen poured $5 billion into Intel stake, not just for Xeon CPUs. Here's another interesting factoid, SRAM is not as sensitive to radiation as HBM. If you're going to build data centers in space or on the moon as Musk said, you better be using SRAM based LPUs and TPUs.

cbusoh66

INTC is the best play on SRAM (Static Random Access Memory) and the reason why NVDA bought Groq last week--doing inferencing without having to worry about HBM shortages. There's a reason Jensen poured $5 billion into Intel stake, not just for Xeon CPUs. Here's another interesting factoid, SRAM is not as sensitive to radiation as HBM. If you're going to build data centers in space or on the moon as Musk said, you better be using SRAM based LPUs and TPUs.

Valkorion335786

They stole my NVDA pooters

Fhyzikz

Mine are covered but yes. Been spendin most my life livin in a NVDA call seller's paradise. As long as you sell 185-190 or higher, it's risk free 100% guaranteed money