NVDA

Independent_Spot7937

Buying the dips on AAPL and META. Buying NVDA for earnings run up

Small-Row8973

Just to be clear, NVDA was not a penny stock 20 years ago. Nvidia and ATI were the two biggest graphics card makers in the world and the two companies were like the Coke and Pepsi of graphics companies. And this was after a couple years of very intense competition where many other competitor companies went bankrupt or were bought out. ATI ended up being bought out by AMD. And Nvidia went on to become what it has become. So, just to clear, Nvidia was already a company which showed a lot of promise, so it wasn't just some penny stock that my brother picked willy nilly. My brother had some knowledge in this area and did quite a bit of research into this area, and had a good idea that it might be successful. My brother worked in Silicon Valley and worked in the computer graphics industry, so he was more knowledgeable than most people. That is why he made his investment, It turns out he was 100% correct. And I agree with you that it is 1 in a 1,000,000. Or possibly less, but it can happen. It doesn't mean anyone can do it. And it doesn't even mean that even many people can do it. But for the few people that can pull this off, they are richly rewarded for their insight and early moves! And putting $5000 into Nvidia is really dumb? Where did you get that take? If Nvidia failed as a company and went to zero? The guy loses $5000. Big deal! But if on the other hand, the company does incredible and the stock takes off and the company becomes the biggest company in the world, the guys investment can take off and go to $25M. An excellent risk-reward situation in my opinion. I'm not sure how anyone can justify that move as dumb! Maybe that person is just extremely jealous that they were not "dumb enough" to also purchased 1000 shares of NVDA 20 years ago? lol.

Uglyfatnastybastard

!banbet NVDA 202.5c 8/3

No-Most2405

Am I regarded to full port on margin shares of NVDA until earnings for the run up

SarchFN

NVDA calls eom

WordsHappenedHere

If NVDA stays at these levels it’s an obvious long play for ER.

NerdSlamPo

I think honestly the play is NVDA shares before earnings, but I won't be doing that because I want to bet on high risk pharma

IHaveInflatableShoes

Just get me NVDA at 20T bro

ramiN00dles

MSFT + NVDA naked calls to the balls

TastyPeach916

if NVDA dip below 198 buy weekly call

sinag19

Might get some NVDA 250 calls for end of September

micheelay

Potential sales on AAPL NVDA AMD and SNDK this week woohoo

Educational-Play-465

The sequence matters more than the tickers: all-in NVDA, sell to chase memory, switch from shares to calls, then puts, then panic exits. That's one position-sizing problem wearing five costumes. Before trying to recover it, set a hard loss limit per trade and ban size increases after a loss. Otherwise "swing trading" is just revenge trading with a longer holding period.

Pump_and_dump64

Should I buy NVDA calls or puts?

Purple_Bearkat

!banbet NVDA 208 4 days

NecessaryEvening8973

I had loses like this about 13 years ago. My own savings too. Had gone all in on a US based shipping company that eventually went bankrupt. The losses on my ROTH sucked azz since you can't do anything with those. But for the rest, I was able to offset capital gains for many years. Almost forgot how much it sucks to pay taxes against capital gains until the carryover losses zeroed. I'd say consider it a $200K paid lesson but in WSB, pissing away $200K on a dumb move seems more like a rite of passage to the next moment of brilliance. In your case, after you dug a hole with an NVDA shovel, you then opted to bring in heavy equipment to keep digging with options. As I see it, you have already purged all of your dumb moves out of your system so all that remains in your future is brilliance.

Neemzeh

We getting three weeks of so much green then NVDA will report and for no particular reason it’s going to send such a vicious spiral for the next 2 1/2 months

Neemzeh

Pls open under 200 NVDA. I need to full port calls for earnings

Neemzeh

Lmfao imagine NVDA not being 225 by ER. 225c for September so free on this next leg up/iv juiced

Full_Pear449

Level 3 assets are hard-to-value financial holdings that rely on unobservable inputs and internal pricing models because active public markets do not exist for them. For high-tech firms, these typically include private equity investments, proprietary startup shares, and complex contingent consideration or embedded derivatives from recent mergers and acquisitions. Notice one thing: Orcl is siitng around 200BP's they are a horse of a differnet color because of Paramount. META -80bps's, NVDA high 70's, GOOGL high 60's, AMZN low 60's and MSFT mid 60's . Tyupically High tech firms run between 40-60bps. so these numbers are not that scarrrrrrrry

DoctorVictors

Microsoft’s revenue CAGR over the last decade was about 12%, Alphabet’s about 18%... ok for NVDA but I would say that their growth is not so common

cyphr0n

If you assume GOOGL, NVDA, and MSFT to grow at 15% all of those stocks will be worth less as well. Garbage in, garbage out.

Eyoba_19

Given your calls are so far out, you can use them as some sort of LEAP (Not each one, but depending on the options' delta and how far otm they are) and sell calls with shorter otm and then use that money to buy puts, price dumps you make good sum, but you cap your upside. Don't outright buy puts wait till you're shorter calls are contested and then buy them cheap, on a down turn you make a huge sum. You'll need to monitor it like a hawk and restructure on every swing, but if you smart enough you can make it back, possibly profit, but I'd be looking to exit at a specific realistic point and work towards that than live with a headache hoping NVDA breaks 300 for the next year. I guess this is some sort of financial advice, but make sure you monitor it well, and it's up to you to follow or not. Next time just don't do dumb bets like this, rather buy LEAPs or do CSPs if you're that bullish on it. Capital at risk!

Ivegotworms1

I too have invested similarly over the last 10 years primarily GOOG, AMZN, NVDA, AMD. More than likely this buy and sell strategy has lost out on gains compared to holding. Identifying the great companies is the most important part but holding when something is up and easy to sell is the hard part. Standing by your convictions and buying into weakness and trimming to balance overweighted risk in your portfolio are good concepts but if you're trading these companies like you say you're probably hurting your returns over thr long run.

GrossFleshSack

On one hand, memory is down so bad it feels like it cant go any lower, on the other hand, SPY is at all time high. If the market decides it wants to go up, memory and semis are going to rally even further, NVDA to 250, but if semis and memory have continued weakness, not even falling much further, SPY will be the one to come down strongly. Perhaps this moment is where rotation will go out of Mag 7, (especially AAPL) and we get another wave of Bag 7, big dick semis, SPY stays relatively flat but slightly up still.

Ok_Cry7572

Every single time QQQ had a July this bad (or worse), AUG had negative returns n=3 (4 now) It could be we pump early on in Aug to just dump at the end with NVDA earnings

Small-Row8973

How about just long term hold dude? This can be very, very effective, if you pick the correct stock and just hold it for the long term. And much easier work, because all you have to do is nothing! For example, my brother purchased 1000 NVDA shares back in the mid 2000s. Since that time, NVDA has done many stock splits, so he has a lot more shares now. I believe his NVDA position was worth around $25M at the recent peak! And it the future, I believe it will go a lot higher! And his initial cost was only something like $5000! That's the way to do it dude! Although your method seems to be working fairly well for you too. But, not as good as my big bro though! Lol.

Perfect_Painter_7863

full porting NVDA at open

Affectionate_Run3921

I’m having trouble finding value so am raising cash mostly. I’m close to my most conservative end of things. About 68% invested. I can’t follow any more than 8-10 names and have a good understanding of the business and a feel for how it trades. I don’t follow any saas so don’t play there. I buy NVDA leaps but not a ton.

Pale-Silver-8178

Who the fuck has 1.6M and buys NVDA options wtf some of yall deserve to go bust.

steady_compounder

I’d take the warning seriously in the sense that crowded trades can unwind fast, but not as proof that NVDA is suddenly a bad business. The real risk is that a great company can still be a shaky stock if expectations, capex returns, or customer demand wobble even a little. If your position size is what makes you anxious, that is probably the part worth fixing first.

MiddleAgedSponger

NVDA tanks and there goes the market. Not saying NVDA is going to tank, but eventually someone will catch up or make something better. It's never different this time.

Rei1003

Thanks. I like Cuban too but I don’t agree with him on NVDA. Nvidia is and will be at the very core of AI unless some other company can invent the whole ecosystem from GPU to CUDA and convince people to adapt. Personally i don’t think that’s happening but Liang, founder of deepseek, recently said it’s possible now to invent CUDA-like system because of AI. I don’t have a source just sharing

dcwhite98

I know Cuban has been wildly successful, but I feel like recently he’s been on the wrong side of things. I guess his overwhelming endorsement of Kamala sticks out to me. I subscribe to Burry’s blog, but I don’t pay for it. He made enough shorting the housing market… he doesn’t need my few $$ a month. And frankly shouldn’t be asking for it. I don’t know if he has any meaningful wins since then. Guys like this make calls that are full of conditions so that no matter how wrong they are, they can claim it was still “a well thought out thesis”. I haven’t read the link but will. And if they are right… well prepare to never hear the end of it. NVDA stock price growing at 10% - 15% every year going forward would be seen as a failure based on the past few years. But owning any stock that gives that return is a huge win in the larger perspective of market returns. NVDA is THE juggernaut in AI. There are lots of far smaller companies nipping at their heels, and CNBC and others like to aggrandize any company that has an infantIsmael chance at taking a fraction of their business. I don’t love what seems to be circular financing, but I also don’t know that circular financing is what’s really happening, Jensen says otherwise, and that it would be a failure this time like it was in the past.

VidiVici52

I think NVDA is pretty solid, and will continue to grow in the near future. How much though? Adding 10% requires half a trillion

Southern_Row2615

as dramatic as this sounds, its not impossible.. i dont think they are at risk now as they have money coming from NVDA and OpenAI (questionable), but in 5 years it could be the case

Ok_Cry7572

NVDA Red 6 of the last 8 quarterly earnings, including last 4 in a row. May 21st 2026: -1.8% Feb 26th 2026: -5.5% Nov 20th 2025: -3.2% Aug 28th 2025: -.8% May 29th 2025: +3.3% Feb 27th 2025: -8.5% Nov 21st 2024: +.5% Aug 29th 2024: -6.4% We gotta be due for a green ER this time around, right?

CommercialShoddy8787

Especially considering the fact he’s in his fifties…. Id be living in Indiana half the year tops if he has McLaren money from NVDA.

uns0licited_advice

crazy amount of risk. why not just buy $1m worth of NVDA shares?

Ok_Cry7572

YTD returns: AMZN +19.9% AAPL +14.0% GOOGL +13.0% NVDA +6.3% MSFT -1.7% META -14.4% TSLA -28.9%

DrChaos09

Yes I bought a black Honda CRV with the NVDA gains, you can see it on the left

SarchFN

What do you think NVDA will do coming month with earnings coming up? August generally a good month for the stock

Extension_Diet4064

If the explicit goal is weighting heavier into mega-caps without picking single stocks, VUG does that. Just be clear on the look-through overlap. In an 80/20 VOO/VUG setup, your top 5 holdings (NVDA, MSFT, AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL) make up over 27% of your portfolio. If tech multiples contract, that tilt doesn't protect you from drawdown depth compared to a simple core holding.

Fit-Employ3623

I am from future, NVDA is still trading at $200

Glittering-Drop-5822

My advice is "Be an investor, NOT a day trader." I , Know many day traders who have lost their asses over terrible decisions to timing the market. Cant, and wont happen. Its rolling the dice. I tell my kids, invest every month and either buys an index fund, (SWPPX) or individual stocks like AMZN, NVDA, or Microsoft. AMZN is positioning itself for 2027. I really don't think they are focused on the next 5 months as opposed to the next 5 years. ALWAYS THINK LONG TERM. Otherwise you will see your small profits evaporate as you try to time the market. Sit tight and plan for 2027. AMZN will be at the top of Mag7 stocks.

SnooTomatoes538

Don't worry Cathie Wood, heard you needed help. Cathie Wood's Ark Invest bought 73,166 shares of NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) on July 28, 2026, valuing the purchase at approximately $14.3 million. \[[1](https://www.thestreet.com/investing/cathie-wood-buys-14-3-million-of-tumbling-semiconductor-stock-nvidia-nvda)\]

Flatrock

why not just buy $1.08 million of NVDA shares and hold them for years

Worried_Raspberry_77

Went to see where NVDA was trading at 5/14 and no wonder OP perfectly found the top to buy calls ☠️

NobodyCares127

When I was a freshman in High School (early 2010s), I had to do a stock trading assignment for Civics. My parents are moving out of my childhood house and into a new place with my girlfriend and I, and I'm helping with packing everything up, and I found the notebook I had my notes from the assignment in. I had essentially added anything to my "portfolio" that had anything to do with gaming. I had 1000 shares of NVDA, 1500 shares of AMD, 250 shares of INTC and TTWO, and then a couple of other small ones because I needed to diversify). I just about killed myself when I did the math on that (50k starting balance originally for the assignment, worth about $8.8M now, with about $20k in dividends paid). At least I never actually OWNED those shares....

ZealousORJealous69

Sounds like OP wants to look into penny stocks and roll the dice on which one will become NVDA

jeromewatdoink

So new deepseek is at opus 4.8 level at \~20x lower cost... Here's what it means according to AI. it will trigger Jevons' Paradox: lower cost per token doesn't kill total hardware spend, it drastically expands the addressable market for deployment. | Ticker | Primary Driver | Short-Term Impact | Medium / Long-Term Impact | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | \*\*META\*\* | Open-source strategy validation + lower inference overhead across billions of app users | 🟢 Bullish | 🟢 High Margin Expansion | | \*\*AMZN\*\* | Slashed deployment costs drive massive customer volume growth on AWS | 🟢 Positive | 🟢 Strong Cloud Growth | | \*\*MU\*\* | Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) architectures remain bottlenecked by HBM & high-speed memory | 🟢 Positive | 🟢 High Structural Demand | | \*\*AMD\*\* | High-memory bandwidth GPUs become very attractive for budget-conscious inference nodes | 🟡 Volatile | 🟢 Market Share Gains | | \*\*NVDA\*\* | Potential CapEx slowdown fears vs exploding long-term global inference volume | 🔴 CapEx Uncertainty | 🟢 Volume Re-Expansion | | \*\*SNDK\*\* | Dataset caching and local enterprise model storage requirements | ⚪ Neutral | 🟢 Mild Positive | | \*\*NBIS\*\* | Lower unit compute pricing compresses margins unless utilization scales rapidly | 🔴 Pricing Pressure | 🟡 High Volatility / Opportunity | | \*\*INTC\*\* | Slower hardware adoption relative to ARM/Nvidia server architecture | ⚪ Neutral | 🔴 Structural Lag | \*\*TL;DR:\*\* The market will likely freak out short-term over potential GPU CapEx cuts (hit to NVDA), but long-term, ultra-cheap inference accelerates enterprise adoption and hugely benefits Hyperscalers (META, AMZN) and Memory (MU).

SarchFN

NVDA setting up for a good month

_rockthemike

That’s volatility expansion. It’s technically possible that in the future even if NVDA is today’s price, this contracts are worth more. But, more likely they’re worth less.

Hypnot1se

It's not a bubble for AI, it's a dramatic hardware upcycle caused by the AI buildout. The bubble lies in hardware companies, but be advised that this is not some speculative bubble where people are throwing money into random companies making no money. This is a product of cyclicality in hardware. These hardware companies are selling what are essentially either commodities (DRAM) or products that are destined to become commodified over time (GPUs). Right now, hardware companies are enjoying absurd margins due to the land grab in capex from scalers and selling every chip they can produce. This never historically lasts. Digestion periods, supply gluts leading to margin collapse and execution missteps are all inevitabilities that are being priced in via a forward discounting mechanism in hardware. This is why we're seeing extreme multiple compression in companies like MU and even NVDA. The market isn't using a linear model to project the valuation of these companies. Scalers will keep increasing capex over the coming years, but the market prices these supply side cyclicals based on the *rate of change* not on the absolute change itself. Thus, when underlying commodity prices (the canary in the coalmine for cyclicals) begins to decelerate, smart money typically immediately begins exiting and the stock peak is reached up to a year before the earnings actually peak before eventually sliding. This is why the recent collapse in stock prices for the memory industry has occurred in my view. Right now these companies look cheap and like you're paying peanuts for their upcoming earnings (because you are). The issue is that when the earnings peak and they guide for no growth or even a decline in earnings (probably some time next year for the memory industry), people who have gotten stuck in the stock based on the 'fundamentals' of today are going to start to get very nervous and we'll see mass capitulation when the supply glut actually hits and margins collapse. AI is real. It will change the world. It won't change the economics of commodity markets and it won't mean that all companies involved in the AI sector will be printing infinite money with 80-90% margins forever. That just makes zero sense. NFA DYOR ETC.

Regenbooggeit

With how low NVDA P/E is, they're bound for a big upswing. But with this market, who the fuck knows. I've been buying shares like crazy for months and it's barely moving, if not negative.

A55BAG

I find it funny how many people think that NVDA can't outperform simply because the market cap is so big. There is no rule in the markets that it can't be a 10t market cap company in the future. A crazier bet is to buy weaker semiconductor companies with higher multiples and lower growth rates and simply believe those stocks continue to outperform NVDA.

BudgetInvestor

it’s a small position in the portfolio, but I like the set up both from a short term trade perspective + a long term, beaten down valuation / turnaround play. I’d rather throw a few grand at $FLO on the odds of management achieving a modest turnaround versus chasing $NVDA or similarly valued tech co’s currently trading at valuations that bake-in expectations of insane growth & perfect execution for the next 5-10 years without a hiccup 😂 (NVDA is a great company obviously, but the valuation leaves little margin for error in future results)

KookyTap98

June 2027 NVDA $270 call: Cost basis: **$36.00** Current value: **$13.30** Delta: **0.30** Theta: **−$0.04/day** Ignoring changes in delta and implied volatility (IV), the option needs to recover **$22.70** plus any theta decay before reaching the original purchase price. Approximate required stock move: **Required stock gain ≈ (22.7 + 0.04 × days) / 0.30** Examples: \* Recovery in **30 days**: approximately **+$80** in NVDA. \* Recovery in **60 days**: approximately **+$84**. \* Recovery in **90 days**: approximately **+$88**. \* Recovery in **180 days**: approximately **+$100**. This assumes delta and IV remain constant. In practice, delta will generally increase as the option moves closer to or into the money, so the actual stock move required may be somewhat smaller if NVDA rallies over that period.

Obrid29

He’s probably screwed unless NVDA gets up to around 265 in the next month or so. Not impossible but unlikely. He COULD turn it into a debit spread by selling further out. But idk.

Obrid29

I think if NVDA gets to around 260 he will be near breakeven if it happens within a couple weeks or a few days. But he has a better chance of getting struck by lightning. He could sell further OTM calls maybe 300s turn it into a debit spread at least. So that if u lose at least u collected the premium at that strike. But idk man. Not financial advice.

ga643953

Why in the world did you set the PT so high for market performer? Not to mention, NVDA options are always so fucking overpriced it's disgusting. They are constantly pricing in a 10% move post earnings when it only moves like 2% in reality.

scarzncigarz

Uhhh if my math checks out $306 per share makes NVDA a roughly $7.4T company... Ambitious.

FlabbyLabby

NVDA would need to be valued $7.5 Trillion. It’s doable as long as hyper scalers keep buying. It’s not hyper bullish, but it is very bullish.

_rockthemike

No need dude. He will have long exited his position by that time. If some miracle occurs and NVDA gets to ATH anytime soon, he’s outie 500

_rockthemike

Dude need NVDA to become a 7.5T company in a years time to break even. So just add the entire market cap of META & TSLA and you’re almost there. Absolutely loaded up on LEAPS at all time high. This has got to be fake because someone with 1 mil would never be this retarded

CalebVanPoneisen

With that many NVDA calls this guy gonna be rich.

CalebVanPoneisen

Already bought NVDA. Earnings will be juicy.

iwaseatenbyagrue

I think it's possible. I am not the OP, and I would not have made this bet, as I do not have the risk tolerance, but I think people forget how this all started. This is a bet on artificial intelligence, potentially the most powerful technology ever developed, and likely the last technology that we will have to develop, if it works out. Now if may not develop at the pace promised, and NVDA may lose market share. But things can still work out and this could be a banger of a bet. We have a year.

Bizonistic

At your strike NVDA will be like what, 6.5-7 trillion market cap?

DaddyDoLittle

You think NVDA will be worth 6.5 trillion in a year from now?

Pump_and_dump64

Should I buy calls or puts for NVDA? Asking for a friend. 

NobodyCares127

NVDA: yes, especially at this price AMD: probably, but forward P/E is getting slightly sketchy. Earnings will probably determine if they can maintain this price for another quarter, but I wouldn't be surprised if it drops even with a full beat

verified-trader

**BanBet Lost** — /u/Logical_Key_5693 (0W - 1L, 0%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **NVDA** ▲ | $195.53 → $205.00 | +4.8% | 1d | Lost |

Latter_Till5885

Are my apple and NVDA calls cooked for monday

Technically_Tactical

CUDA isnt a moat anymore; there is literally NVDA-less dedicated open source. Also, 1.5% off the record highs for $SPY is a bottom?

btmurphy1984

Ya the "loser" and "juvenile" accusations from Jensen were the most uncomfortable. I understand his need to push back on the China issue given the importance to NVDA's future, but he came across as tilted.

ThanksDependent1001

NVDA and TSLA high liquidity.

Nearby_Persimmon_649

I have held AMD and NVDA for over 20 years. This is different, quite different. The demand is escalating because of new things, not just PCs, servers and playstations. Robotic automation, AI ...

Ok_Investigator5383

I wouldn’t buy NFLX either. Look into AMC, ASTS, RDDT, NVDA, FIG, META to name a few.

KittyLover-7

NVDA is a bond now

Lorddon1234

Even for the Ruben Ultra generation, NVDA is cutting back on HBM per rack to mitigate cost. Nvidia itself has launched CMX to focus more on memory pooling rather than ever increasing HBM.

zg44

Kind of fascinating that NVDA ended June and July right at 200 despite the upheaval everywhere else in the chip space. (Probably bullish for NVDA that it comes out flat on a month where a lot of AI plays were down 30-50%).

Successful_Car1670

Who here bought almost 8mil of $10 ITM puts on NVDA expiring Monday? Show yourself

joe4942

AMZN, GOOGL, NVDA, and MSFT made the market look a lot better than it was today. Everything else was quite weak, notably DRAM which had a -9% reversal from the highs and closed near the LoD.

HystericalSail

I don't completely agree. For one, Musk only sucked up 75 billion of liquidity. That's quite a bit, but not against the backdrop of the amount of money sloshing into retirement funds every month. Yes, that IPO sucked a lot of air out of the room, but quite a bit of oxygen remains. The initial price spike of SpaceX shows how excited investors are about slop, that there's definitely a lot of demand for buying NVDA GPUs and renting them out to people. Eventually that can only turn into a high capital, low return commodity business but for now everyone expects premium margins. Preventing distillation, decreasing hallucination and increasing predictability are all priorities for all the frontier model companies. They're existential priorities, more so than any additional model capability. Now, let's talk inflation and rates. The businesses that borrow heavily now, before inflation resurfaces with a vengeance should benefit from future earnings in inflated dollars. And I see inflation returning. Higher rates and costs will keep new competition out of the business. I see this in real estate, those that built apartment complexes pre-Covid using \~3% HUD loans of the time (as a random, non-specific example) tend to have very nice operating margins, benefiting from higher rents due to inflation. They might also be seeing interest from investors even at today's valuation and cost of capital because those investors believe that cost is going higher in the near future thanks to tariffs, oil, etc. It'll be fun for the minor partners in those K1s, they'll be cashed out of a 10% ROI (on purchase cost) and have to replace that income in the current market. After paying huge cap gains. Hate to be that guy any time soon.

Purple_Bearkat

Next week I’m hopeful NVDA shows up to the party.

Purple_Bearkat

Next week NVDA needs to arrive to the party.

Remarkable_Pin5438

nice work on the NVDA run that 60% is fat. SPY taketh away sometimes but GOOG covering the sins is chefs kiss. bol next week

DarkR124

Okay day. Nice little 60% gain on NVDA at open, gave back 20% on lotto puts for SPY. Also made $2K thanks to GOOG going vertical. Have a great weekend yall.

Damerman

Play disco elysium... Take care of newborn and toddler and then look at charts before futures open sunday night. Gonna focus on AMD, QQQ, NVDA, GOOG, MU, VRT, BE, LITE, CRM.

Due_Marsupial_969

But a man can't live on earnings alone. The harvest is nice, but we like to see if at least half the seeds being sown will survive Winter. Cuz Winter comes for everyone, including GOOG and NVDA.

Kongressman

Took some NVDA profits. Phew.

Taiyoken

Closed all my options, +40% NVDA, +60% GOOG. Now what?

eboyuwue

AAPL / NVDA / NFLX CALLS - took profit on AAPL puts before earnings :)

iThrewFarAway

NVDA IS UP

SarchFN

NVDA woke up

Aggressive_Rhubarb50

wtf NVDA

tldamico

I can't believe how cheap NVDA is right now. It utterly defies logic why it's trading at such a bargain price. I don't think we'll ever see it this cheap ever again.

Life-Trade-6514

Hope you're ready, for NOTHING - NVDA all damn week

HystericalSail

You've described NVDA's chart over the past few weeks, but I'm not shorting that.