NVDA

greenpride32

ORCL has over $650b in RPO. About $300b is tied to OpenAI, so even without them it's $350b. OpenAI is well funded and the big contract starts in 2027. So let's say OpenAI does not succeed long term; ORCL will still have collected large chunks of that $300b. The frontier lab exposure for ORCL isn't much different compared to AMZN/GOOGL/MSFT, main difference is those other companies have a larger margin for error. Estimates put VC investment into AI startups at the serveral hundred billions of dollars over past 3 years. I think there is a lot of confidence from the likes of NVDA, the larger hyperscalers, and the big long term investors that even if the currently leading AI frontier labs fail, there will be other parties to take in the demand. AI isn't going away. But the winners of that platform/application layer are still TBD.

Legitimate-Jury3878

Can NVDA go 10%+ tommorow? Lol

Legitimate-Jury3878

Elon ordering 40 billion in chips from NVDA and NVDA is all the way down to 211.

Western_Coffee_5445

i hope $NVDA goes down, gonna buy it up

Janubeary

NVDA is the last domino, just pray they dont go down

Western_Coffee_5445

$NVDA gonna pop tomorrow I can feel it... like a shook up bottle of champaign

strife97

GOOGL, WMT, AMZN, NVDA, but only when further than 10% below 52 week high

Melodic-Profit7079

probably missed another step where Anthropic is paying Spacex for the Compute which Spacex gets from buying the NVDA chips The whole worlds losing its shit with Anthropic being not profitable. Anthropic will be one of the most profitable companies ever. people dont realise how revolutionary AI is and how much a first mover advantage Anthropic and OpenAI have

PrettyInvestigator90

For me, a casual 100% pump of MU and NVDA over the week would be ideal. I will then cash out on Friday, put everything into my index fund and forget about it for about 20 years.

EvangelineRain

I sell 1-dte expiry put options, as well as longer term put options, and my strategy is different for both. For 1-dte options: SPY or QQQ. I'm not even sure there are any other options for 1 dte options. I favor SPY, because I'm most comfortable betting on the behavior of SPY. But sometimes QQQ pays meaningfully more than SPY, so I'll do QQQ instead or 50/50. For strike price, I aim to make $1,000 per day that I trade, looking generally in the range of $500 to $1,500. It's just a judgment call based on what strike prices are currently selling for, in light of the recent behavior of the market. Usually anywhere from $2 to $10 below the current trading price. Sometimes I decide the market is just too optimistic and I will skip that day entirely. For longer term options: SPY and TQQQ are my two that I sell put options for every quarterly future date. SPY I do staggered strike prices between 20% and 30% below the all time high price of the stock. TQQQ, more like 50% to 60% below the all time high. Then I have a few randoms thrown in, like SOXL, NVDA, MU, one GOOGL. The randoms are usually sold on days where I'm not selling a 1 dte put for whatever reason (either because the market is too optimistic, or because the market is down and I've been assigned).

mtnrnnr802

I need GOOGL to open at 375, ORCL 220, AAPL 360 and NVDA 250 or else I have to go to Mexico and start selling my organs

cockfield112

I have a polymarket bet that NVDA wont touch $208 in Oct. I'm retarted

PopoDontKnow

People compare AI to dot com.. It's just completely different. Demand is so high. NVDA is 8.5X cheaper than Cisco was folks.

aerohk

SpaceX is NVDA exclusive. So NVDA is getting 40B of new business from SpaceX?

Legitimate-Jury3878

RIP to my NVDA calls

Janubeary

NVDA is the one that cannot fall, so probably the safest investment

Legitimate-Jury3878

With NVDA still tank tomorrow

spendology

NVDA, maybe, for a while. What are we going to do with all these leftover tulips?

Bad_at_Stocks_33

No way... super bloodbath incoming with an Amazon warehouse full of NVDA gpus.

iloverunning11

Not really build-out. Those gpus don't last for a very long time and NVDA needs to grow so we will obviously see probably the most epic crash in the stock market history

Bagholder147

So NVDA

BillWWouldveDoneTSM

This one. I kinda wish I sold NVDA at the last ATH just rotate into this

snkscore

But Cisco was trading at a PE of 200 then. NVDA, Meta, Google, Microsoft, AMZN are all tradig at normal PEs. Obviously if folks suddenly stop spending on AI, NVDA is going to drop, but the others seem fine.

felixthecatmeow

Another aspect outside of just GPUs is AI training and inference is orders of magnitude more compute heavy than the vast majority of other cloud workloads. I'm a backend software engineer at a tech company that's top 20 in web traffic and our whole company's infrastructure outside of AI/ML workloads could run out of a single data center easily (disregarding issues with geographical latency and single point of failure). My team owns some services that handle billions of requests per day and collectively run on less than 100 CPU cores and 200GB of RAM. That's basically a single server and likely some headroom left on it for a scale that the vast majority of companies will never reach. Comparing that to AI, I ran some video generation models a while back and had a server with 128GB RAM and a 5090 and it would take minutes to generate a single 7 seconds video. Prior to AI the big 3 cloud providers weren't struggling to meet demand because while it was growing a lot, it was doing so at a rate that they could easily match because building a few new data centers would add a ton of capacity. So if AI demand suddenly fell off dramatically, I don't know if it would even be worth repurposing a lot of these DCs, unless there's new demand for a different type of compute heavy workload. All that to say it's not just NVDA. RAM demand and prices are through the roof, and companies like MU have seen their stock skyrocket. Same with high speed storage / SSDs.

InOurMomsButts420

Yea. I want to know I have a bunch in my back pocket, like PLTR, and then in 5-10 years or whatever it all blossoms. IMDX, albeit unrelated to the topic, and SMR are my load up and forget about it. OKLO i found out about riding back from an event with a coworker who lives out west. He got a tip from a guy he met at a bar traveling for work, and I still have a bunch of shares, but it’s doing what it’s doing right now. OKLO, PLTR, NVDA, SMR, IMDX are my ‘fun’ stocks I keep adding to right now.

sdoiaf

I was vaping at 2am, half-asleep, when some dude on Discord said NVDA calls were free money because of AI hype. I bought like ten contracts. Next day, earnings miss, extrinsic value evaporated faster than my nicotine buzz. Now I'm staring at a red screen realizing that every 'tip' is just delayed market manipulation by retail apes who think they're smarter than the algorithm. We are all just liquidity providers for someone else's exit strategy. Fuck em.

bad_detectiv3

indeed. SOXX and NVDA

sdoiaf

my NVDA puts are doing this to me rn lol

sdoiaf

trying to lift weights but my brain is just calculating how many shares of NVDA i lost to the weekend gap... i can hear the birds singing in the park but all i see is red candles flashing behind my eyelids... supposed to be enjoying the fresh air and cannabis haze but instead i'm mentally drafting my apology email to my mom for blowing her retirement fund on meme stocks... the peace is fake man... it's just the calm before the margin call storm hits monday morning... i should probably go home and stare at the ceiling until the market opens... donation accepted.

STierMansierre

These kind of points are good ones. It is not easy to repurpose those kinds of GPU's too, and especially because of a 6 yearish shelf life there is a lot of pressure for investment return. So to amend what seems a bit like a scoff, I would just say that depending on AI demand maybe we're looking at a bull case of less capex in the future? I guess for a company like NVDA it would be a bear case.

VeridionMarkets

You didn't dodge semis, you bought the leveraged version of them. NVDA sells the shovels for cash. CoreWeave rents the shovels out with borrowed money. Latest quarter: $72B in total liabilities, $640M in interest expense (up from $267M a year earlier), -$5.7B free cash flow. When Bloomberg reported on Oct 14 that CRWV's unsecured bonds were trading at stress levels, the whole neocloud basket went with it. On the 16th alone: CRWV -6%, IREN -4%, NBIS -2%. That's the week you bought. For fun I pulled the congressional disclosure filings (House Clerk + Senate eFD) for your exact basket. Congress barely touches it: \- CRWV: 4 trades total. 3 are on Rep. Cleo Fields' (D-LA) filings. The other is Rep. Val Hoyle's (D-OR) spouse, $1-15K, reported 98 days late. \- IREN: 4 trades, all on Fields' filings. $15-50K buy in Jul '25, $50-100K sell on Dec 26, $50-100K buy on Jan 20. \- NBIS: 1 trade. Sen. Armstrong (R-OK), $1-15K, reported 113 days late. \- IONQ: 1 trade. Rep. Steube's (R-FL) spouse, $1-15K. 10 disclosed trades across 535 members, and 7 of them are on one member's filings. You're not riding anyone's coattails on this one. Caveat: members get 45 days to report, so anything traded after \~Sept 10 isn't public yet. Fields' Jan IREN filing: [https://disclosures-clerk.house.gov/public\_disc/ptr-pdfs/2026/20033858.pdf](https://disclosures-clerk.house.gov/public_disc/ptr-pdfs/2026/20033858.pdf)

Syllabub_Visual

The best thing you could do right now is buy up all the abandoned real estate because trust me it’s gonna boom and put NVDA to shame. If there’s one thing that’s always true about society, it’s that people need a place to live and a place to be sheltered. Sometimes it’s rainy and sometimes it’s snowy and in the modern world you surely need electricity which I think is far too difficult to generate outdoors. By buying up these buildings, you’re betting on the safest and most stable asset and assumption in existence. When I see these abandoned strip malls, I don’t see depressing mess and a ghost town but I see where a FASHION show will be hosted next. I also see a great new cultural center as well. In Ancient Rome people used to gather at forums because quite frankly people needed both a place to embrace intellect as well as form deep human connections. Connecting with others taps in to our most primal needs and younger generations today are woefully online and lacking that true emotional connection, but I see myself being part of the revolution that’s gonna change that. I will truly find ways to market these not as strip malls, but instead the MODERN version of the forum. I will higher the best designers in existence and make them feel like a palace. I’m paying a price to do this, but remember that some of the biggest fortunes that have ever been built have come out of real estate. Again it makes sense because humans have crossed oceans, mountains, massive wildernesses and like food and water shelter is one of our three intrinsic needs. This gives compelling flavor to my hypothesis that marketing costs will be particularly low unlike so many other industries. I’ve also deeply mentioned that private equity is eager to buy up assets at prices like we’ve never seen before so I’m confident that once I flip these assets I will sell them to private equity firms for a handsome profit and rinse and repeat. It is almost like compounding because I’m simply reinvesting the profits, which is similar to what I’ve done with spy 0dtes, where there is admittedly high volatility, but because of my entire thesis around humans needing shelter, this feels a lot less volatile and choppy and doesn’t need to be an asshole that just randomly bounded around. This truly feels like I’m now in a safe zone and buying a safe asset. Spy 0dtes are also different because they’re an index and the options have an underlying value which is the index which is based on the underlying values of real companies that generate real revenue and provide real products and services, but they are still at the end of the day a financial product where the link to actual control in the company and it’s true underlying value is highly theoretical, and I can say that because these market caps are vastly larger than total assets on the balance sheet and what could reasonably be expected to be accumulated in terms of profit. Real estate on the other hand is backed by hard physical assets deeply intrinsically connected to primal human needs so this is truly a supremely amazingly great investment. I’m so confident that the return will prove to be great and like theoretical stocks, these properties will produce CASH FLOW. The compounding even if you start with a modest amount has no limits to how large it can become and I’d love to eventually put my own name on one of these buildings and potentially branch into other areas as well like buying a sports team and creating game shows and hosting a tv show where people compete for a top tier corporate job and then branch into selling merchandise and liquor and steaks and apparel while continuing to build my media and tv empire and I am highly confident that it will become so great I’ll eventually run for the highest office and win one day. Anyways, that’s my theory of why this will work and I’ll start testing it.

Legitimate-Jury3878

Are my full port NVDA calls expiring Friday toasted

Mother-Style6479

Breh, some of us work blue collar with real jobs. Ain't none of what I can do be automated in 50 years or more and then I don't care anymore. Got no kids and not making them if I get ultra lucky on that. It doesn't matter to me if the 3 HR ladies in a 160 person company get automated. I still gotta do my job and no way they are competing me with semi-manual shift labor. Beer money in the bag bois. For decades. Fuck your NVDA, don't need it, never will.

Faithful_Husband

I threw all my spare capital (except savings) in a tech ETF.... about a month ago, at the ATH. I'm realizing I can't stomach the volatility. Against my better judgment I'd like to close my positions ASAP and put my money somewhere else.  Not looking to make all my cash back. But do I want to time my exit where I don't leave money on the table. Is the play to hold through earnings season and hope for a "Santa Claus Rally"? The ETF is heavily weighted towards NVDA, MSFT, AAPL. 

Faithful_Husband

I threw all my spare capital (except savings) in a tech ETF.... about a month ago, at the ATH. I'm realizing I can't stomach the volatility. Against my better judgment I'd like to close my positions ASAP and put my money somewhere else.  Not looking to make all my cash back. But do I want to time my exit where I don't leave money on the table. Is the play to hold through earnings season and hope for a "Santa Claus Rally"? The ETF is heavily weighted towards NVDA, MSFT, AAPL. 

wrestlerkid

It is much harder to move a 5 trillion dollar company than it is to move a 200B company. NVDA earnings have grown into its prior forward P/E . Stocks trade in the future. Theres your answer.

Syllabub_Visual

People LOVE to pretend that they’re poor, yet they still hold substantial home equity. Selling the house and just traveling around the world really isn’t a bad idea. Thailand and Colombia and those kinds of places are pretty cheap. And even if you don’t wanna do that, you can buy a shoebox for a pretty cheap price in many great cities. In Miami you can get a nice condo for well under 250k and still have plenty of cash left over. PLUS you can also just throw all that money into nvda calls and it will multiply many times over. Living in a shoebox is more than fine. I have plenty of money and I still do it. Your house you bought in 1995 isn’t the special thing you think it is. By NOT selling it and yoloing it all into NVDA you’re missing out on a generational opportunity.

Dichter2012

Sometimes late 2028 or early 2029 when NVDA is no longer supply constrained. Just throwing it out there. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Its_kinda_nice_out

It seems the market has oversold. Nothing has really changed. It’s a volatile sector and always has been. Companies like AMD go through 20% dips and recoveries multiple times a year. Add to that people think it’s going to peak and want to get out early, like they did earlier this year. Fact is it is literally the only sector that is showing significant growth so I expect it to recover and then some. Whether that’s in 2 weeks or a year, who knows? My guess is that we see a bounce back by the time NVDA releases earnings.

walking_in_the_dark_

If I only have hold everything I bought and added since liberation day, like I do with my Index. I would have had significant amounts of more profit on single stocks. I can name a few, NVDA, PLTR, AMD, MSFT, META.. even if the QQQ correct with around 33% I would be flat accounting inflation numbers.

No-Bag-1628

Anthropic is more iffy. NVDA is basically guaranteed to survive since they're actually highly profitable ai or no ai.

dy-113x

I mean, that's obviously NVDA isn't it?

arkyde

I’m heavy in AI as well. NVDA, AMD, NBIS, BUT also have crm Walmart apple msft google amazon, GE, COP, DIV, MRK… and lotsa cash in hysa. gotta stay diversified.

Life-is-beautiful-

CRWD P/E is 4500. PANW is 970. NVDA is 27. AVGO is 40. Their forward P/E is in the 10s.

_High_Life

Whatever. I got like 2,000 shares of $NVDA and half I bought in early 2021. So I'm all about it. But I'm sure you're not wrong. I just know I'm making money.

boogread

ValuingNormal92 See if NVDA holds 200 before you try and get 10 points on it. Not enough money there to worry about imo. I bought a little (about 10% of what I want to hold), but waiting to see how things shake out after the election.

ValuingNormal92

NVDA back to 230 in the next two weeks?

boogread

Depending on the stock, some of those could be good buys! MCD, APP, NVDA... if you're starting to dca into them and that's a 10%-20% start, i'd say not bad at all.

Glittering_Water3645

9890m legal fee as a one-time expense. But even adjusting for that operating income adjusted for stock based compensation only went up +3,8% YoY. Meta have a huge expense issue. I rather own companies which benefits from AI, grows earnings, keep expenses in check and currently trades at attractive valuations like NU, APP, NVDA and more.

D3ATHSQUAD

My immediate needs are in a Money Market paying me 3-3.5% monthly. My long term stuff is in either an S&P Index Fund or in NVDA. Not planning on trying to quickly trade or make moves based on mid-terms.

Pin-Last

along with NVDA

i_empathetic

If tokens per watt keeps improving and if hypothetically NVDA and MU and the like dropped prices to 40-50% gross margin instead of 80-90%, do we have a potential path to profitability then? Honestly asking.

Walternotwalter

Hold and keep buying. When the dust settles OpenAI and Anthropic will be subsidiaries of MSFT, NVDA, AMZN, META, TSLA/SPCX, or GOOG. These Chinese bots are simply spreading FUD. The sell off is a blip on the road to an SPX over 10K next year. There is no reason to be afraid of anything unless governments try to actually pay down debt and that isn't going to happen. The sell off has amounted to 6% on the NASDAQ and 2.5% on the SPX. These aren't anything.

Jazzlike_Thanks_1869

Tech is trading lower than Consumer Staples and close to Healthcare right now. I wouldn’t bet against it. MU 5x Fwd PE, NVDA 17x Fwd PE, SPCX was 100 times Fwd, now 44 times forward, BABA 16x…. etc…. It’s all noise IMHO. I expect a rip your face off rally onto the EOY.

MtGloomy0420

Just remember in life…we don’t go to the grave counting wins and losses. I don’t do this for “gains”. I wonder if most people here look at relationships that way! I do listen and I do hear you. I might loose a little bit of money…money that sort of isn’t real but it is. $NVDA has been one of my greatest investment journeys of my life. I hope you learn someday…we aren’t built by wins and losses. We are built by holding when others would walk away.

MtGloomy0420

$NVDA can go to $200, heck even $180! I’ll be okay. My shares at $18.

MtGloomy0420

That’s hilarious…my $NVDA, $MSFT, $AMD, and $TSM shares completely dismantled your theory.

SelenaMeyers2024

Crash is good for value stocks. At least as far as literally any day where spcx, mu, NVDA, or crwv are up, my stocks rip. So yeah bring on the "crash" because other than the fact that say palantir and GoDaddy are both "stocks", valuation wise they couldn't be more dissimilar.

Mediocre_Gap2236

Well that’s not my job to figure out. Personally I think we’re gonna have a horrible next 5 years I’ve dumped my life savings into MSFT GOOG NVDA SPCX hoping it’ll pay for my early career loss

zxc123zxc123

I think it's find to own most of the hardware makers or "shovels" type in a commodity boom as long as the investor understands the name of the game isn't really the "long-term" or "hold forever" investing but a trade or short-term investment until the bubble pops. There is no saying that NVDA will end up like INTC if and when the AI capx/buildout/bubble ends, but I certainly wouldn't want to be part of that story. I bought INTC during the GFC lows (not the .COM one) and had to wait 10+ years for a good returned (honestly lucked the fuck out too). So I'm not playing that game this time around even if NVDA has CUDA, has diversified into investments, and is lead by Jensen instead of old INTC ~~bums~~ boomers. My AI longs: GOOG/MSFT/VOO

Cool-Climate-484

I gambled with $125,000 in gold futures and NVDA SNDK MU options. Lost all of it. Then a hope of recovery comes, Took a sofi loan of $90,000, played options with that same money. Lost all of them in 4 months. Now sitting at $0.01 portfolio value. Going to permanently close all options accounts. I have also signed self trade exclude(meaning it will put lifetime ban on that broker app for option trading) Life is to live. I don’t want fucking depression anymore. Thankfully I have stable job so will slowly pay all loan and keep quiet 🤫 YES IM FAILURE IN OPTION TRADE BUT IM NOT FAILURE IN REAL LIFE. I WILL MAKE MONEY BY DIFFERENT IDEAS DIFFERENT INNOVATION

bearhunter429

#I can't wait to buy Microsoft at $100, AMD at $50, Intel at $15, NVDA at $35, META at $250, Google at $100 next year LMAO🤌

random_moth_fker

choppy, choppier until midterms and NVDA earnings

Rare_Area7953

The market is bipolar but so am I. I always loved NVDA since 2013. I didn't invest a lot till Covid crash. It paid off well. I am not worried about AI and tech stock. The whole world is fighting over who has more AI or first Super intelligence. I don't think it will be like the dot com bust. Then again I am against Data Center's that are increasing electric, water, causing noise pollution killing animals and bee. They have the money and smart why not build them in a manor that ruin our people lives. Hell China is building them under water. Yet I faithly hold my NVDA stock lol. I will buy more if a crash occurs. I think we do need more guard rails for AI. When all the AI creators say it could end Humanity it is alarming. I lived through 2008 stockmarket crash. I pulled my money out due to fear but then put it back in. I learned a lot during the crashes that they can be opportunities to buy. It worked the same way in real estate. 

Rare_Area7953

I got $57k this month from ssdi back pay. I am 60 and forced to retire as an RN. Currently have Roth, IRA and private stock investments. I bought NVDA for $6.00 a share during covid. I should have bought more. I was up to $330k until it all dropped today. My modest home is payed for as are my vehicles. I have a small amount of medical debt. My husband stopped working due to health problems and filling for ssdi. Ibam thinking of putting some of the $57k in a high interest saving account that pays 4.6% interest. If the market drops more I could invest more in VOO or NVDA. What do you all think ? 

Acceptable_Bed_6033

I’ve got NVDA 225cs for 11/27 am I cooked

Shredded__

Individual stock. NVDA. Held since 2019. Never selling. ETF, prolly VOO, but almost as much in SPMO and QQQM.

gizamo

MU back to $50. Lol. NVDA sub$50, probably, or something. Idfk. ¯⁠\⁠\_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

Flex1968

Just another day, AFAIK. I am an NVDA bull who was quite late to the party, but have bought all the way up from around $102.50.... Have yet to even note my BP rise, much less have a "heart attack."

Glittering-Swan-246

I bought NVDA today.

qaswexort

Yeap, they've guaranteed hundreds of billions of datacentre debt to not just CRWV, but to OpenAI, etc. These companies aren't credit-worthy so NVDA is coming in as a backstop. This is in addition to the circular investments they've made. As a backstop, they are betting they will pay off their loans, so these guarantees will not show up in NVDA's finances until such time the borrowers do default.

piltdown_manchild

Absolutely, but bubbles tend to persist for a long time after they are identified. During the dotcom bubble, Alan Greenspan warned of "irrational exuberance" in 1996. The market then went up by 200% before finally crashing in 2000. It's better to go up 400% on Nvidia and then take a 40% hit than to try to time the market and miss half the run-up. Also, our financial advisor recently sold about 30% of our NVDA to lock in some profits and increase diversification.

ButtholeAnalogy

But not until after NVDA earnings LMAO

verified-trader

**BanBet Lost** — /u/Hot_Sacks (1W - 1L, 50%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **NVDA** ▲ | $212.38 → $218.00 | +2.6% | 1d | Lost |

No_Bell_3546

If you're 90% cash and that's 400€, your problem isn't market timing. Buy RSP if you want the carnage to actually show up in your statement, the equal weight version tells the truth that cap weighted SPY hides behind NVDA and Microsoft. The 70% dumpers you're looking at are small caps that were never in the index to begin with.

Hussle_Crowe

If you bought NVDA one year ago, you’d be down

Technical_Sea_5022

Soon as I flip these spy calls I have next week ima get back in NVDA

Aggravating-Good4879

WHY SPEND UR DOLLARS ON SCRATCH OFFS WHEN NOV 20 NVDA 230c ARE LIKE THREE DOLLARS EACH LOAD UP NOW

Legitimate-Jury3878

Guess I went all in at the wrong time for NVDA can’t even go up with AI stocks lol

KittyLover-7

In 7 days time if NVDA stays at this price it will have been flat over 1Y

KittyLover-7

NVDA moving barely a dollar either way for 3 hours is a fucking joke

Legitimate-Jury3878

Why is NVDA not even able to stay up with AMD or MU i don’t understand

Fresh_Strain_9980

i thought NVDA would buy em.

Xdddxddddddxxxdxd

\- Guy in 2018 also talking about NVDA

No-Neighborhood1427

Im trying hard to change BUT I Resemble that description. Im a degenerate gambler. Hey... I had a lot of fun. I bought 1000 shares of NVDA in 2015. True story. Could prove if I spent some time going back that far. But I traded out out of it. DONT TRADE. Just Sit. I Am A cautionary tale.

Legitimate-Jury3878

Wtf is wrong with NVDA why is it lagging way behind

georgebush4205589

ofc NVDA chops sideways

G0D5M0N3Y

NVDA his its time now for the Chips/AI/BS But not forever!

Xdddxddddddxxxdxd

Holy cope. Don’t look at NVDA historical chart if you think this is true, might actually destroy your reality.

verified-trader

**BanBet Lost** — /u/Fit-Frosting-7144 (3W - 2L, 60%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **NVDA** ▲ | $214.53 → $225.00 | +4.9% | 1w | Lost |

Rez-_-

ohhhhh so now 212 is a brick wall on NVDA and 885 is a brick wall on MU

rapsoid616

Gentlemen, NVDA is basically on discount. Don't cry in the next rally about always missing out dips.

Rez-_-

just let MU and NVDA go up already stop with these fucking games omfg

Rez-_-

oh my god they are trying so fucking hard to keep knocking MU and NVDA down

john-rambro

Check NVDA

Fit-Frosting-7144

NVDA is dog shit it's pathetic

Rez-_-

NVDA can’t climb .20 cents without being hammered down this shit is fucking hysterical

Aggravating_Fig6288

What I would give for NVDA to do one of those patent freak 1-2% sell offs in seconds right now :pray:

TitaniumSand88

Looks like NVDA about to dump