NVDA

Frozen_Shades

NVDA and META dying

Ocilla

I wanna sell NVDA CCs for 1/23, but I want to keep the shares, I’m looking at $195 strike, what do you guys think? .2 delta

Pierceus

I love how miners are still under the radar, everyone still buying scam AI companies. Buying miners is like buying NVDA to sell GPUs to morons

Fhyzikz

If anyone wants NVDA, tomorrow might be a good day to load up if it dumps under 180

pink_ego_box

Y'all downvoted me in October for saying that precious metals miners would be the highest profit industry in 2026 How are those NVDA calls doing for you

SuperNewk

Just when I was going to sell NVDA at 195 at 8pm!!!! It’s going to open at 160!!!!

ReasonableMidnight71

NVD is an inverse 2x of NVDA

Odd_Helicopter_7545

No. NVDA is where you want to be

Sharp-Direction-6894

When i started my Robinhood account in early 2023, I bought a few NVDA. In there, I have 64 shares at a 15.80 basis. That's a 1,071% return. A FUCKING 10 BAGGER! Why the FUCK didn't I invest 100k instead of 1k, and have a 1M NVDA position in there?

E39_CBX

Surely this TSMC news will pump NVDA right?

Ocilla

I wanna sell NVDA CCs for 1/23, but I want to keep the shares, I’m looking at $195 strike, what do you guys think? .2 delta

TechNightmares

|**Year** |**Annual Return (%)**| |:-|:-| |**2016**|**9.64%**| |**2017**|**19.38%**| |**2018**|**-6.35%**| |**2019**|**28.79%**| |**2020**|**16.16%**| |**2021**|**27.04%**| |**2022**|**-19.48%**| |**2023**|**24.29%**| |**2024**|**23.30%**| |**2025**|**16.35%**| SPY -> The 10 year average is 14%. You might as well just put it all in NVDA and hope everyone keeps passively investing 10% of their monthly 401K contribution.

FutureSage

NVDA 200 this week please…it’s been too long.

NoDaysOff75

Are my NVDA calls fucked?

Ok-Educator5253

News is baked in to the price. For example, we already know that NVDA sold all of the rubin GPU it’s just now making. It moves based on other things. Trump tweets, for example.

ShittyUsernane1222

can TSMC and ASML pls merge and vertically integrate / buy up NVDA, Intel, AMD? middleman premiums are ridiculous rn.

brock2063

Please pamp NVDA. I feel like we've waited long enough.

Ocilla

Lol, NVDA has moved 0.66 cents in a month, I think $205 is too far out.

Salty-Bid1597

Don't think that would be good for NVDA. Imagine software getting better... 

Leroy--Brown

Not exactly. Vera Rubin announcements stated that they won't need traditional air cooling. VRT specifically designs water cooling systems. First off, the existing data centers use traditional air cooling and are transitioning to water cooled systems. Secondly, nvda has strategic partnerships with vertiv. Thirdly, during the vera Rubin announcements at CES, I saw the info about their new water cooled systems. It was unclear to me if these were proprietary cooling systems made by NVDA directly, or if they were made by vertiv. It's very possible that these systems are made by Vertiv, but this info was not specified. Jensen did not specify if the coolant systems are designed and manufactured by NVDA alone, but given their partnership history with VRT Im betting this cooling system is designed by VRT. Fourth, many Blackwell racks are being transitioned to VRT cooling all over the place. These Blackwell systems are not obsolete yet. It's possible I missed something at CES but I watched the entire speech. He didn't say specifically who makes the cooling system.

NotMe357

Ask yourself how much higher can NVDA go compare to other stock?

C130J_Darkstar

Long term, companies like OKLO could see TSLA or NVDA-like scale over the next 15 years.

greyenlightenment

NVDA so boring now. what happened

mustachechap

I’ve been loading up on META and NVDA lately. I want to start stacking some AAPL as it looks pretty juicy at these prices.

Ok_Cry7572

Best mag 7 for future returns are TSLA, Amazon, NVDA. apple, meta, Netflix, Google will have lower returns

BaconSarnie2025

Its an interesting warrants play. Their finances are borderline dire. But the NVDA is a vote of confidence. Their new product goes on sale in Q3. So thats the earliest their finances can improve unless the NVDA pays them upfront for the early 2028 delivery. If i had to guess, i would say they will dilute to raise cash to make it to 2028. They already borrowed $100m from ACM in senior convertible notes, so ACM are likely short the stock while they pick up 4.75% for seven years. The warrants are 2030 expiry. I am planning to keep an eye on them when the stock is next under pressure.

Ocilla

Chat, I wanna sell NVDA CCs at 1/23 expiry, what strike would you do ?

Ocilla

Chat, I wanna sell NVDA CCs at 1/23 expiry, what strike would you do ?

Most-Zone-9096

So I’ve been selling cover calls for the last 6 months and have been pretty successful. 15k this month thus far. I did play a call on Bloom the other day prior to it pumping which brought me 17500. I’m selling cover calls on QQQ and NVDA. Mostly weekly’s and a few monthly’s

BigDogOnTheWindow

Believe it or not, NVDA

TopTheory1170

The AI bubble will pop eventually, NVDA and ORCL are prime candidates. Time frame is unknown.

Odd_Helicopter_7545

Meh, VRT is going to be stomped out by NVDA. NVDA CEO just announced that their next gen setup won’t need cooling

Academic_Lock_1699

NVDA

Isterbollen

!banbet NVDA 195 7 days

Odd_Neighborhood969

!banbet NVDA 195 2 days

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Burtonwurton

Compared to its peers in the industry, you can say NVDA stock price is cheaper than all the other big players on a forward basis. I have no dog in this fight, but if I had to pick a semi stock at the current valuation, NVDA would be the only semi I would touch.

Intelligent-Roll-300

Sell puts on slv if you have the capital I've moved up to selling put spreads on si and GC. Futures options. https://preview.redd.it/6jt64cmkxqcg1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=e3c45252f3728c8ebad7ffbff8d4a53f33938c98 Working on dumping my stocks via covered calls rklb asts pl amzn googl NVDA there's more but those are my money makers

meatsmoothie82

That 100 shares of NVDA I scalped for $1 per share profit in 2020? Yea i should have just held that and ignored my computer for 6 years.

Character_Economy928

I got lucky in 2022 with my $20k NVDA investment turning into $200k

NomSaneMan

Yeah, pretty unlikely. I think you mean rubin (the newest NVDA chips) trained models though. Here’s the issue. NVDA keeps deploying new chips in less than a year every year. These chips are the “best” in general at every task, but not the best at each individual task. To get a chip that is tailored to an individual task, you need custom ASICS style chips (AVGO, MRVL) which it seems most data centers are beginning to deploy or have been using for a while (GOOG, AMZN, etc.). Obviously this does not cut NVDA’s demand though, because you still want the all purpose chips too for parts of your data center that need it. The problem though, is that these data centers are pricing in using the chips that they bought for 6 YEARS…. That’s a long fucking time…. So what’s possible given this model? 1. People start buying less chips (less demand) saying that have enough for the remaining 6 years that they have priced into their earnings and the real bottleneck is memory and power. 2. People buy the newest and greatest chips EVERY TIME there is a new set, and they re-negotiate those previous earnings (likely causing the early priced in CAPEX to make the PE and forward PE inflate - higher valuation of stocks)… Either is not good. The point is though, the foundation models won’t just be trained on rubin. None of them to my knowledge are just trained on a single chip set anyway. Thus no one knows how Gemini or chatGPT will do in the future. All we know is the trend of performance from the past and right now says Gemini is running away in performance

Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl

Thinking that I was a trader! I was buying and selling some times profit taking other times panic selling. I bought a lot tech but would sell it to take profit. I would have been better servers with a HODL strategy! Stocks like AMZN, NVDA, TSLA etc. they seemed easy to make money on but getting in and out frequently did not work the best. I eventually switched to a hodl and buy the dip investor. This was a game changer for me. I rebalance from time to time.

Natural_Rebel

I hold both, MSFT and NVDA too. I generally buy more when prices look reasonable compared to the rest of the mag 7 or if there is a pullback.

Ok-Grapefruit-9471

Excited for cccx.... Let's see what happens there. The honest company? Never heard of it but seems like it should be taken at face value haha. Is there real growth left in NVDA .... More of a swing play right now? Missing plays.... For early 26... $NEGG. Could go boom on Friday due to options or March when they report financials, it's a squeeze play, with a turnaround expected. Massive insider buys now only 20k shares not held by insiders. Getting crushed by shorts atm but I cant see how it's not going to explode again. I have a large position (for my portfolio)... It is a market anomaly right now with massive squeeze potential as well as improving business prospects. The other one I would look at is POET, part of the chiposphere and still quite cheap with great growth potential over the coming years as photonics becomes mission critical. Expecting some bumps but the biggest growth spurt I think is yet to come as major players are integrating their tech into circuit design. The last two have subreddits with DD so take a look.

SparklingSliver

I wish I put all of my account in a single trade back when I first start trading....... Because my first trade is NVDA

tobybells

Buying a bunch of BABA and selling for a big loss when it dropped significantly Buying a lot of NVDA pre split for $200 and selling break even pre split bc I was afraid if lose money like I did BABA

germandleono

TSLA 10 shares, PLTR 31, META 11.01, AAPL 41.05, AMZN 39, GOOGL 48.04, MSFT 26.04, NVDA 10, ETFs VXUS 63.31, VOO 15.04, VGK 187.49. Total portfolio \~98k, up \~20% overall. I know it’s tech heavy, that’s intentional, ETFs are my stability layer. Biggest winners have been TSLA and GOOGL, META and MSFT lagging. Would you rebalance into more defensives or small value, or keep riding mega cap and let the ETF exposure smooth volatility? Also, for international, is VXUS + VGK redundant or a reasonable tilt?

wwhammyyy

my main energy play is NVDA 350c with an august expiration

Ocilla

Chat, I wanna sell NVDA CCs with 1/23 expiry, what strike would you do if you were me and why?

LordJamPunt

My friend bought NVDA @ $16 on a motley fool suggestion

Fangore

I bought 1 NVDA themed butt plug. I got pics to prove it, just DM me and ask.

Andrew4Life

I bought 1 share of NVDA when it was a million dollars. I got no pics to prove it tho

One-Journalist-213

Google .they are dominating the generative AI space , search , YouTube , browser , even new vets like Waymo and TPUs have a long way to go . They could take over NVDA as the most valuable company and still reasonably priced at current P/ E.

callsonreddit

I bought a million shares of NVDA when it was $1 I got no pics to prove it tho

cannythecat

If you knew for sure that China would invade Taiwan in 2027, what would you do. Full port NVDA and TSM puts?

Amazing_Bat_1498

Well it turns out, contrary to what was belived before, RAM companies can benefit massively from using EUV machines so ASMLs customer pool grew beyound tsmc. Disregarding this completly, i dont think Intel will be allowed to fail. TSMC is also being pressured by NVDA and other suppliers to keep up with Moore's law, the only way they can do that is buy adopting more advanced lithography machines. Besides neither intel nor samsung is further behind TSMC than 1-2 years.

ReasonableMidnight71

NVDA is done. It will go down with the rest of the market. Look at a weekly chart Oct 31 & Nov 7; railroad tracks. Look at daily chart the last 2 weeks, where prices closed at bottom of range 5 days in a row; selling pressure. The chart isn't holding the 50 day moving average. Money is moving out, and into other speculative stocks like MU. Once NVDA shows more downward momentum, traders will be running for the exits. Historically, this happens over and over again with these darlings of Wallstreet.

iShitBloodandCumShit

They’ll just keep selling NVDA and we won’t hit until 4/20

Inevitable_Pin7755

Your thinking makes sense. NVDA + SMH already covers a lot of the AI upside, especially on the compute side, so you’re not underexposed there. If you want to lean into the next layer, energy and infrastructure is probably the right place to look. Data centres need insane amounts of power, cooling, and grid upgrades. Companies tied to power generation, grid equipment, and electrical components feel like a quieter but real beneficiary. I’d be careful about adding too many individual names though. At this point you’re already concentrated, so anything new should be a small satellite rather than a core position. The risk with AI plays now isn’t missing it, it’s overloading into the same theme without realising it.

culturefan

Just looking at the finance.yahoo.com write-up it doesn't look all that good to me. I'd rather put my money into something more of a winner if possible. For $141. per share I'd rather buy: NVDA (still), or DIS.

shaqballs

It could merge with NVDA and i still wouldn’t give af tbh

BaconSarnie2025

NVDA. A workmate told me he paid £400 for a graphics card in 2020. Knew nothing about the Company but felt they must be good cards if they were that expensive. I got in at $15. Sadly only 60 shares. But i still have 35.

Ok_Currency_6390

Sure but you're making it sound like these tech names are just a little bit expensive. Investors aren't paying "a higher premium" for NVDA. They are paying a dangerously, ungodly, ridiculously, *ludicrously* high premium. That demands a massive level of margin expansion for DECADES to justify the current valuation. I'm running out of adjectives here haha

Even-Square-6246

Gunna need SoFi $35 and HOOD $160 and NVDA $230 . Yes ATH

yourbikash

I just took care of this 'problem' last week. 3 of my stocks - NVDA, PLTR and RKLB- grew 10x and were about 35% of my portfolio. I just sold 30% of each in first few days of this year and moved some of that money to VOO, some to Google and some to other high risk/reword stocks like ASTS, LUNR, NBIS, IREN etc. I actually sold 30% of PLTR and RKLB about a year back as well and they have more than doubled since then. Hurts a bit but I guess, that is smart. Also, I wanted to pick other high risk stocks.

Goldrushfishing

Don’t worry, my dad bought NVDA at $20 post stock split and sold it for like $24.

Unusual-Pirate5316

This is fantastic news for NVDA!! So let's get down.

TasteProfessional976

NVDA usual monday = -3% welcome to trading 😊🫶

E39_CBX

Is this going to do anything at all for NVDA?

Only_Argument7532

I subscribed to Motley Fool for a few years. Got lucky as they recommended AAPL, NFLX, NVDA, GOOG pre-2008 crash. Also a lot of stuff that didn’t work so well. Chasing options, day trading - that never worked for me. Long -term low-expense indexing did, and does, the heavy lifting for me.

Positive-Resolve23

I don't fully agree with this. I've always been a buy and hold investor, and I absolutely attribute that stubbornness to my success (I never cut my winning positions, for example, even when stocks like NFLX TSLA and NVDA ran so hard that those three were 90% of my portfolio) but at the same time, I went back through the entire trading history for the past 15 years recently, and I was shocked to see how many positions I exited from pretty early, positions I don't remember ever holding because I held them so briefly, and if I had continued holding those positions until now, 95% of them would have gone nearly to zero and I'd have lost a TON (and missed out on the upside I got in the companies where I reinvested those losing positions) so intelligence is still hugely important.

Positive-Resolve23

I completely disagree with all the "do your own research" people here. You will never have the time or expertise to compete with someone who does this for a living or has a whole team behind them. Find an investing recommendation service with an excellent, published, public track record, and copy them, OR invest in ETF's. Period. The vast majority of DIY'ers are losing money or barely profiting. I myself have made insane returns over the last 20 years, (to the point that if I reported my results here I'd probably be banned because my returns are "impossible") and I have never done anything except use the recommendations of experts and then apply my own "gut" feelings and personal common sense to those recommendations to choose the ones that I believed in. The Motley Fool is a great example and this is the service that I primarily used from 2005-2015 or so. Their track record during that time period was simply astonishingly good and I profited enormously from it (I got NFLX, AMZN, DIS, TSLA, NVDA for example all before 2010). Sadly David Gardner, the brother who was really the genius behind the picks, quit and it's never been quite the same. However I do think they are still outperforming the market by a decent margin and their basic "stock advisor" newsletter is cheap. I wouldn't write it off. In any case I would spend a lot of time researching the varous stock picking services out there and find ones that are legitimate with proven long-term track records where you can verify their returns. If you are making your picks from a service that averages a 70% win rate and good average return, in theory you can get better than 70% if you are good at picking from those picks. But your odds are way higher of picking a winner when you're getting good preselection and you can read in-depth reports written by someone who does have the time to really dig in and knows what they are doing.

Kip__Casper

For real ride it out if you’re confident in the company. I have NVDA leaps expiring 12/27 that I bought back in April. Up 260% and letting them ride

pref1Xed

I know, I own NVDA, I just refuse to believe that he opened his short at 211.

abstractraj

I had been trying NVDA too. It’s fine for like covered calls, but isnt trending anywhere at the moment

cbusoh66

I don't get the fascination with AMD, they have no true moat, they're a distant second behind NVDA on AI and GPUs and behind INTC on CPUs. Yeah the market is huge and they're doing some neat things, but it's not like they're going to revolutionize the industry or become a monopoly with pricing power and great profit, they're playing catch-up with everyone.

NeetoBurrritoo

I never would’ve thought to put 10k into NVDA in 2019. But this guy got me in before your boss and Lyft driver in a busted civic did. In 2022 when shit was about to crater, I had this champ selling calls to buy more with the premiums. When I didn’t want to pay short term cap gains on SMCI, he knew the big money was leaving. that account has beat the market pretty much every year. And helps me handle the 100k swings on my degen account. it’s more responsible to recognize how emotional investing for growth is. it’s valuable to have someone else in your corner once your at/past 750k.

POpportunity6336

I'm surprised a ton of people are anti-AI. Then they're left wondering why there is a massive wealth gap 10 years later. These same mf will be wondering why they didn't buy NVDA and big tech companies when it was blatantly obvious one of them was going to the moon within the decade.

Retired-Programmer

*>, but it actually was trading after hours a bit over 185 at 5:00 pm* *> So the option holder may have decided it would be better to hold the shares than let them go for no appreciable gain.* I think that is what happened and was actually a sure thing. Like you observed, I was looking at TOS and I see in the 4:01 pm minute almost 250,000 NVDA shares were traded with a high of 185.05 and so he probably had put in a limit order to sell NVDA higher than $185.00 and when the shares were sold at 4:01 pm he then put the short put into a do no exercise since he was able to sell at higher price than the $185 strike.

trebuchetguy

I could see the option owner bowing out of this one. The buyer would have to explicitly request the option not be auto exercised, but that happens for a number of reasons. NVDA finished the day at 184.86, but it actually was trading after hours a bit over 185 at 5:00 pm. The option holder had until 5:30 to decide to exercise or not. It was as close to a wash as it could have been and there was no real advantage either way. So the option holder may have decided it would be better to hold the shares than let them go for no appreciable gain.

Substantial_Net9923

Random assignment at 530pm friday if within strike threshold. You broker may notify you until noon saturday. As someone who has been on the hook(the threshold used to be much wider), whatever you dont want to happen will happen. Image in NVDA had said something between 4-530pm? This is what happens when you grab nickels in front of steam roller. Just cover the option at the close Friday.

IHaveInflatableShoes

NVDA cuz AI

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Extra_Campaign9643

I just want NVDA to go to $190 on Monday.

notseelen

I agree that it's a good gesture but I think that he also knows it's not gonna pass. I'm actually surprised more billionaires didn't play along with it, knowing they'd silently kill the bill behind the scenes  I don't think he's necessarily "greedy" though, if you listen to videos of him from 2011, and even 2001, he's always had the same drive in fact, I watched a 2006-ish talk where he specifically says not to fight about money to a group of college kids. He told them he split things evenly with the other founders (at first) and that's how things work he also said he doesn't like picking successors because it causes fights and makes people think in terms of rank. I think he legitimately cultivates a good work culture  maybe I'm buying into the hype (I am a small NVDA holder), but I think he's trying to do the best he can for the company and the industry

Flat-Focus7966

Companies getting investments from META, NVDA - Goes up crazy While NVDA & META proudly show how low they can squat

katrav86

No. Now it's just a tool to manipula... i mean "balance" the indices so that they close at whatever level it needs to close. Just like gae AAPL is at times. Great times to sell tail risk on NVDA. sell 7 days or less out. do look to the right AND the left before you pick those pennies.

b_fellow

So his clients money lost when he was buying puts on NVDA

Happy-Champion1661

I made a comment on Dec11 about poots on burry since he didn't short fraudORCL but NVDA (is he stupid) turns out, he was not stupid, he just didn't tell people directly I wonder why, it's almost like saying "poots on PLTR and NVDA" is a better headline than "shorting ORCL" since that is an actual fraud

jpric155

Walmart's forward p/e is like 2x NVDA. Did they cure cancer?

Heyhayheigh

What you don’t realize is that you’re rationalizing “panic selling”. You’re just calling it something different. It sounds smart in your brain. You’re protecting yourself from NVDA… Selling when you don’t have an urgent expense to pay for = panic selling. Nobody calls it that when they do it. They say diversifying, rebalancing, pivoting, ping way Buffet is doing and being in cash, protecting from tech stocks. Time will tell if your portfolio needs protecting from NVDA. Best of luck.

Educational_Day_3084

!banbet NVDA $210 30d

Cubyface

Same but instead of FLY and RDW I have NVDA and AVGO for some risk balance.

Galaxy_AI

Is NVDA dead completely?

KD_Hub

Yeah, breakeven nails "expensive" intuitively; no IV needed. NVDA +26% in 5 months? Steep. 0DTE +3.5%? Risky decay bet. Post-maul META OTM calls? Smart context play, tripled up. Logic > raw numbers for profits.

Jolly-Seat4325

I’d be happy with a half TSM and NVDA position.

Ok_Cry7572

Maggy 7's 2026 YTD: $AMZN +6.98% $GOOG +3.51% $MSFT -1.07% $META -1.51% $NVDA -2.57% $TSLA -2.71% $AAPL -4.71% And for reference: $SPY +1.24% $QQQ +1.09%

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lipmanz

RDDT is as important to AI as NVDA