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Oi, get on the car. The market took a sharp dive.
YOLO (~20k in puts): If $TSLA hits $200 by Friday I donate $5.5k to Special Olympics
Investing in AI as opposed to a specific company
Everything there is to know in premarket 29.01. Including positioning analysis of GOOGL NVDA and AAPL
The AI innovation storm has swept through CES 2024, The annual CES has become a Tech-Stage
Who should replace Tesla as the newest member of the “Mag 7?”
I present you a $27K NVDA yolo - I seem to offended quite a few NVDA bears and haters with my gains post for earlier 😂😂
NVDA share gains from last week … overall $35K ish in gains to date. Bears are you winning yet? Idgaf actually - I realized my gains
Any advice on what to YOLO on this week?
Would it be a bad idea investing in the same investments in a Roth IRA and a regular brokerage account?
$6k profit this week from flipping NVDA calls within 1st hour after open.
$6k profit this week from flipping NVDA calls within 1st hour after open.
Strangely the US wants to Intel to succeed but their price does not look that way
Seeking Advice on NVDA Investment Dilemma - Diversify, hedge or ride the wave?
Question for people who profited from both TSLA and NVDA ?
Down the rabbit hole we go. What should I yolo my last on?
Damnit to heck, Cramer just recommended NVDA
CES 2024: AI field still have a large potential
I believe them puts on NVDA and AMD I guess?
My top suggested post is a 6 year old NVDA WSB post
KitKat Canada AI Ad? I’m Bullish on NVDA, AMD, & SMCI
Equinix Launching Service for Nvidia's Al Supercomputing Infrastructure to Businesses 🚀
Equinix Launching Service for Nvidia’s Al Supercomputing Infrastructure to Businesses
Nancy Pelosi Made $500,000 From Her Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) Bet, Doubling Her Annual Government Salary In Just 2 Months
Anyone buy 0DE Spy Puts to hedge their weekly NVDA calls?
Follow up from my previous post! Still holding NVDA and up a 105% gain
Anyone get frustration with themselves not buy more Magnificent 7 ?
How much longer is NVDA going to run?
I'm 100% certain that if I buy SPY calls expiring 02/15/23, the market will reverse direction.
If NVDA keeps pumping 2-3% a day, it’ll be the biggest company on earth by end of February
Part two- been practicing option trading (80 % success rate)
PART 2 Been practicing option trading for a year
NVDA bears - TY ❤️ for your sacrifice. $11.5K in gains (+44%). Apologies in advance for upsetting people that don’t know how to take profit.
Jensen Huang Illustrating How big of Dump NVDA Stock will take
$2K to $50K in 90 Days - Options Trading Challenge (Day 1 +$250 Unrealized)
$PYPL Ad: Six innovations that will revolutionize commerce
$2K to $50K in 90 Days - Options Trading Challenge (Day 1 +$250 Unrealized)
Ticker that is 40% shorted, beaten down, 100M float, and runs with NVDA
All in on AI today over 40% short and bottomed for reversal!!!!!
💰Going Long on TSM: The Unseen Goldmine Behind NVDA’s Success💰
It’s 2024, how are you guys planning on taking advantage the “AI Craze”?
TSM - I was right, kind of, and i think there's still more value here.
Update: NVDA yolo - I’m gunna keep holding. Probably sell some covered calls. For the NVDA bears, the color you are seeing is called “green”
Am I too late for NVDA calls?
Everything you need to know about AMD in 8 bullet points, before the ER.
How can NVDA be "ignored" when it is a $1.5Trillion company?
How I am Positioning myself in the Markets going into 2024
Mentions
Thinking of taking NVDA + BABA profits and moving them into value stuff like WMT, WM, TGT, or even AVGO.
Consumer PC was 8.7-11% of NVDA’s revenue, for an idea of how much the home computer matters for the stock price. (89% revenue from commercial) Also I personally can’t have my games crash ever. I realize it’s totally a “me” thing, but I play hardcore variants of games and a disconnect resulting in a death due to a faulty PC could wipe hundreds of hours. PCs are typically seen as a “major” purchase for most people. People will accept Chinese knockoffs when it comes to pots/pans/knick-knacks, but when it comes to things like my car, my PC, and my parachute, I don’t trust them and I don’t think the typical consumer does either.
Best looking? 38% of their net income goes to employee stock plans and they never buy shares back or pay a dividend, probably the main reason its flat. NVDA with its current forward pe or meta is a good buy, not amazon.
He means, I exited NVDA and i am smart looking elsewhere
Oh no! Didn't you know that Cramer loves NVDA?
20 Delta Cash Secured Puts on GOOG, NVDA and AMZN. Wait for a nice dip that may never come. Count my money. If I get assigned, sell 20 Delta Covered Calls in the hopes of hanging on to the stocks as long as possible while getting paid to own it. You know. Real street gremlin shih.
Retarded take, you can think of a dozen reasons not to buy NVDA, if market cap is one of them, you should stick to index funds.
LOL. So if I had hired a "pro" I would have "panic sold". I guess a "pro" like you would have had me panic sell Nvidia during it's long flat years. You know, long and flat like AGQ has been. A "pro" like you would have made sure I "wouldn’t have held that pimpin" NVDA through all those dark years. But silly me just kept holding it from 2008 until I "panic sold" it these last few months. I'll just have to live with all those profits that a "pro" like you could have saved me from.
NVDA I fucking see your bitchass slowing crawling back to 180
Look to ETFs. ETFs are a diversified fund. There is a small fee for using them. QQQ and SPY for safer plays. You can even just look what stocks are in these ETFs and copy them purchasing the stocks directly to avoid the fee. It comes down to your risk profile and time window. If you have a long time window, I’d routinely just buy in set intervals stocks like Microsoft, NVDA, Cummins, WM, etc. and set it and forget it. Maybe buying a little extra on dips. Personally, I make some riskier plays, but also value invest. I sold my PLTR, NVDA, IONQ, and AMD for some decent gains, now I am waiting for a larger pullback in the “AI” market to buy back in. I recently purchased, Chipotle and I am up 20% on that, but may sell soon and move the position to Duolingo. I also purchased KVUE at 16.50 (Tylenol) as the company is doing well, but the stock is down on bad press and another company is looking to purchase it at $20 a share essentially just handing 30% gains to stock holders if the deal goes through. Most of my long term stocks are REITs I purchased extremely cheap during the COVID crash.
I didn’t say holding old NVDA or AAPL. I said HELD as in you panic sold those in the past… it is no shame, everyone does it. Unless you think to now report nothing but good calls? I would have told you to ditch the leverage unless you have the conviction to dollar cost it. Which you likely wouldn’t have. Not trying to chastise you. All good my man. All the best in your investments. Take care.
LOL. Yet you were chastising me for "you held that thing for 15 years" and holding onto that "old NVDA, some old AAPL". Check what you just posted. Again, your logic is "special".
> You would have more money if you had someone like me. LOL. Confirmed. I've done better than you. Since I've done better than the "pros" over the decades. > If you held that thing for 15 years, I bet there are a ton of other panic sells. LOL. So the fact that I held it for 15 years because I didn't panic sell draws you to the conclusion that I had a "ton of other panic sells"? You logic, is to say the least, special. > You probably had some old NVDA, some old AAPL… an honest pro guiding you would have helped. I do! Yeah, silly me I just kept holding onto it all these decades. Well, until recently where I've sold. So silly to have held on to "old NVDA, some old AAPL" for huge runups. I'm sure if I had you advising me, I would have sold that old stuff years and years ago. LOL.
You would have more money if you had someone like me. I would have told you to dollar cost average. I would have had you set an auto. I would have bugged you increase that auto. Why does no one call you to tell you to contribute more in your 401k? Because no one is paid to care. You don’t work anywhere for free either. I hope you are killing the game, truly. But a good pro isn’t just about the actual investments, but the planning and motivation. If you held that thing for 15 years, I bet there are a ton of other panic sells. You probably had some old NVDA, some old AAPL… an honest pro guiding you would have helped. I get it though, most advisors suck. Best of luck.
tesla in 500s? NVDA up even more? in first 6 months of next year with gov shutdown and elections. yea right
this is cool I like this but NVDA will probably peak at $6-$7T MC before growth rate slows down and multiple shrinks
Thats a serious question. haha. i converted almost 50% to cash right now since i cant make any sense of this market, or the data coming out about the economy. Is a recession coming? is it not, are we already in one? it sure as heck seems like it. Is AI a bubble? but NVDA is printing money. Maybe? maybe not. time to take a break before I go make a tinfoil hat.
Random guy, Eric Fry, says sell NVDA on CNBC commercial! What now?
> Is this the next NVDA or the next big rug pull? I suspect it will moon before a rug pull long down the road somewhere. Musk as usual talks a big game with big projects like "going to Mars" or "datacenters in space" but I expect those to end up being nothing but hype generators so he can cash in on a rising stock price for even more billions in his personal wealth. The tricky thing with Musk is trying to identify when the carnival tent will come crashing down. Is the SpaceX IPO his chance to cash out with all the hype priced in and then collapse? Or will it 10x before reality catches up and then crashes? I wish I knew.
China is requiring chipmakers to use at least 50% domestically made equipment for adding new capacity, three people familiar with the matter said, as Beijing pushes to build a self-sufficient semiconductor supply chain. Basically confirms NVDA can come back in as long as atleast 50% of new capacity is sourced domestically
The trick is to reinvest the premium into ETFs for a year or so, and then reinvest premiums into shares of the same company. With a volatile stock like TSLA or NVDA, your weekly premiums over one or two years will match the price of 100 shares without too much drama.
By that logic, why pick the Nasdaq 100 when NVDA has outperformed it? Picking winners is only knowable in hindsight. Even the choice to pick the S&P500 rather than a world index, based on the last few decades, is picking winners, to a degree. Pick the level of diversification that's right for you. Personally I am in wealth preservation mode so the high P/E of the S&P500, let alone the Nasdaq, means it isn't the backbone of my portfolio. I made my wealth off the American market, then diversified further.
Love this analogy mainly because of my NVDA calls
Ok weekly options selling isn't so bad I guess. More exciting than 45dte that's for fucking certain. Imagine selling 45dte calls on something like NVDA that doesn't fucking move ever. You literally have to just sit there and wait forever for theta to decay. At least with weeklies, I can roll them over much more quickly when the stock does nothing
To the intern that keeps selling NVDA everytime it gets to the breakeven line for the day go fuck yourself and your bitch ass whore of a mother
NVDA historically traded under $1 so why buy now at $188?
An investment in NVDA is an investment in Intel. We know what grandma thinks of that.
Imagine NVDA going back to back to back 10% days. Everyone would be vibin out fr fr
Do you have an sp500/total US market/TDF fund? Congrats, you already have NVDA in your portfolio then.
roughly 100% gain, first year trading, mostly ASTS and NVDA
I’m FOMOing into SLV with NVDA_Gaped_Me
They sell products to Googl, Apple, and Intel and then Google Apple and Intel sell products to NVDA, its a totally self sustaining economy. Absolutely no down side.
Makes it sound like a rare collectible. NVDA, Labubus, and Beanie Babies are all must own names this year.
Yup but NVDA will be a lot more red. That’s why people diversify. Everything will go down but do you want to lose 50% of your money or 25%
Got abt 856 bands in NVDA rn , the play to just hold this for a couple years or buy some other degen shit lookin for a couple mil by 2027
INTC is on life support, a beneficiary of the Orange King’s meddling. NVDA’s investment is a small price to pay to curry favor from the administration. If, by some miracle, it goes up 10%, take your gain
you’re saying “ NVDA is going to 0 “ and asking what is dumb about it. There is still time to delete this …
Big difference is NVDA is showing strength and crushing earnings still. I think it’s a safe bet for now.
If you want 2x NVDA leverage, go with NVDL. No idea how NVDG has been performing this poorly.
Bah gawd is that NVDA from the dead?
Why is NVDG down so much relative to NVDA?
Just put it in an index fund.. Life savings into NVDA? What happens if in 5 years China decides to invade Taiwan? Or if the AI bubble bursts even slightly.. NVDA seems like it's way to tied to global events to merit a life savings. A big chunk of change? Sure, but I wouldn't put all my eggs in that basket.
# NVDA is unstoppable right now. Good buy
place i used to work at, process engineer bought hundreds of thousands of NVDA shares from 2014 - 2016, havent seen the guy since then up until a month ago ran into him at walmart, needless to say, he retired early. lucky fuck
NVDA's PE ratio says otherwise
Started my morning by buying 2x 0dte calls, and when I went to go sell them, accidentally bought 2 more. Ran my day into a 1k loss without even blinking. Reset my positions, going offline I think for the week. 2x NVDA CSP 195 @ 7.8 3x SPY 700C 03/20 fuck that 1k loss gonna go jork my shit
I mean the chances of that happening are astronomically low. That the one thing you invest everything in blows up that much. Also, when they sell is just as important as when they buy, so its another factor to have to get right. NVDA could 10x in the next 3 years then crash to zero the next 10 years after. Who knows.Thats why its never a good idea to put all the eggs in one basket.
If you're not buying leaps or NVDA shares under $190, you truly hate money...
If you have enough patience to wait, the price of NVDA will be higher, no doubts The question is -> how much should I wait before selling? What will make it a reasonable deal to sell?
Like what do you expect NVDA to do? Become a 15 trillion dollar company?
I wanted this to be a regarded loss porn but no, it is shares so it is non regarded. Don’t worry OP, in the next 5 years you will win with NVDA.
The past 90 days on NVDA has to be the gayest movement of a stock ever. All this back and forth for it to just be flat for three months
4 years of non-stop NVDA and Ai hype and this is where you decide to buy?
Thank god it’s took vacation, I was making a joke about NVDA dumping after Christmas and krampus took it as a challenge.
Is it safe to add more NVDA?
OP: Pop the bubbly NVDA: bubble pop, got it
Forward P/E is quite low for a tech company growing as fast as NVDA is. Not the worst play for a long-term hold. Still, putting all your money into any one company is moronic. Diversify it across the whole of the MAG 7, at least. Even that's too concentrated for my tastes, but anything is better than one company.
META having a good day for once but cmon NVDA let’s pick it up
You can hold growth stocks like AMD and NVDA for the long term but at the same time, manage your position sizes diversify your risk, and set up mental and cash buffers. That way you can stay steady through both bull runs and pullbacks.
Everytime I have owned NVDA in some way I have never ever had an easy ride with it Convinced it wouldn’t have run up the way it did had I held it since 2023 because it hates me
Sold my NVDA calls at open and only lost $2 😁
The fact that you only lost $500 and were able to learn such a valuable lesson is honestly a good thing. Take that lesson to heart. You're 25 years old. You can make a killing on stocks. Look at what NVDA PLTR HOOD have done the past few years
Comments are getting bearish, NVDA HS is probable……watch this shit be flatter than hoorz from Minnesota.
Sir, this is a Wendy’s. First we’re gonna need you to take out a $50,000 loan out and put it all on NVDA 0DTEs. Then, and ONLY then… will we discuss opportunities back behind the dumpster.
NVDA better break out of this HS or we’ll have meltdown EOY.
Hardware depreciation - keep in mind that GPU/CPU does not age like a milk. If companies lack funding to upgrade their hardware every 2-3 years then they will stick to the 5-6 year cycle (using OPs numbers). You do not need state of the art hardware for generating cat pictures, that animated porn your wife's boyfriend likes, or summarizing of long DD posts. That, lets say 10%, performance boost is nice but not crucial. Also iirc then Altman or perhaps Ilya said that some of the future computational speed gains will come from optimized algorithms/software instead. if you talk pricing then who says NVDA can not lower their prices(up to a point where AMD can stick their theoretically better yet more expensive GPU to you know where)? NVDA margins are so high that there is no problem for them to enter pricing war. But at the moment the demand sets the price. ROCm - open source(ouch, ow, ow). Unless the pricing/money is what moves people from CUDA to ROCm then you are going to need a god tier evangelists and marketers to move the top tier scientists/code from one working platform to another, sometimes-working-if-all-versions-match platform. All in all, competition is nice but I am not at all convinced that AMD will dethrone NVDA with that MI300X. although they are a real competitor. Sadly AMD valuation is already at a quite high level so while I am sure NVDA share price will fall I do not believe that AMD will win from that in a huge/meaningful way. Anyways, thx for the solid DD.
So, did all the circular deal issues around NVDA get resolved or what?
Santa silver shrek cock with NVDA embroidered onto it? Would that suffice?
Today is the NVDA shrek cockenning
SLV and GLD goes up. Means Semiconductors raise prices so more revenue equals more share value. NVDA $300
I have NVDA written on my pussy pump, pump it to 195!!!
what are the next NVDA and MU?
My picks for 2026 are bullish on mags, specifically NVDA, googl, meta, AMZN, Msft I wouldn’t mind doing leaps on any of the mags but if I had to choose it would be googl / NVDA Shares id do: Hood, sofi, rddt, MU, maybe a space play like rklb
Mods deleted my thread and called me regarded so I'll post here I'll keep this quick since none of us here are very good at reading I asked the AI sloplord which would be the next trillion dollar company and it said GSI Technologies. But then it linked me to some server rack company that wasn't even GSIT so I wasted like an hour learning about stupid server racks for no reason. Anyway, GSIT actually looks legit to me. Quick headlines: - They've been around for like 20 years making computer components - Currently making space RAM for satellites and regular old terrestrial RAM for high radiation / tough environmental applications - They're really pushing into AI hardware now. They pumped hard 2 months ago on a Cornell paper that validated their "compute-in-memory" APU as having only 2% of the energy usage vs Nvidia chips for certain AI workloads - Also temporarily pumped last week on the NVDA - Groq deal, signalling GSIT is a prime acquisition target for their tech - Low market cap, one big deal in the AI or space datacenter scene will send them to, uh, orbit. - Seems like a good risk/reward play given they're a long standing company with upside potential Curious if anyone has looked into these guys before? Or has any other value plays in this sector? Disclaimers - not financial advice, position like 450 shares at 6.90 (I'm poor)
#TLDR --- Ticker: GSIT Direction: Up Prognosis: Buy Shares (Space RAM to the Moon) Catalyst: New chips use 98% less energy than NVDA Source of Alpha: A confused AI chatbot OP's Literacy Level: Non-existent
Just give me $300 NVDA asap
With this rate, Micron Technology will definitely beat NVDA's market cap in a month or two. I am buying calls on MU, soon to be $1000.
I'm in general agreement you and Burry on my NVDA bearishness. AMD is in my "too hard for me to value" pile. When it comes to the evaluating the technological or adoption race between Nvidia, AMD, and Intel... I just don't know - other people have stronger and more informed opinions on that than me. The only one I feel strongly about is Nvidia: I don't see how Nvidia's profit margins or growth is sustainable for the next 5 years. They are already a $4.6T market cap company doing like $200B revenue. How is their handful of concentrated customers supposed to double or triple their spending in the next few years without tanking their own earnings? And should I really expect Nvidia's competitors to just lay down and let Nvidia continue to enjoy 55.5% net profit margins without competition making a serious push to grab a piece of that pie for themselves? Most analysts are modeling continued growth and sustained profit margins for Nvidia, but I still see it as a cyclical semiconductor company nearing the peak of a super-cycle. So, I personally think Nvidia should be valued like it's near the top of a cycle, with a forward P/E of maybe 10x... which would cut the stock price down by at least 50%. But I must admit that I have a strong personal bias that makes me hate Nvidia. They are the poster child of everything I hate about the current state of clown capitalism: \- A $4.6T market cap company that employs only 36,000 people. It's now an 8% chunk of the S&P 500 "market" that employs like 0.01% of the United States population (343 million people). \- The bulk of their revenues and earnings are inorganic and are not driven by end-consumer demand from a large customer base. Nvidia is dependent on a tiny handful of companies paying astronomical prices to buy truckloads of their shit just so we can all have a bunch of AI slop on a digital screen shoved down our throats. It's all driven by a small handful of companies all swapping spit with each other on a tech-bro dystopian fantasy. \- Now, the entire stock market is held hostage by the need for this one stupid greedy company to be able to continue to juice their earnings by any means possible. \- And it's making energy usage and climate change even worse. It irritates me that tech-bros are so excited about cooking ourselves to death further just so we can have AI slop on a digital screen that can't even do any physical labor in the real physical world no matter how intelligent it may get.
As long as you you have diamond hands. During the 2022 bear market NVDA dropped 70% from top to bottom. LMAO🤌
I’m gonna send my entire 300k port into NVDA shares tomorrow and hold for 5+ years. Am i regarded for this? I’ve made up my mind
I remember the bull run that was NVDA from sub 200 up to 1100 before its split. It’s my opinion (NFA) that MU is in that phase as demand for what they provide is key to much of the world’s evolution into AI.
Should I sell all my NVDA and AMD shares to all in MU ?
I'm *back* in. I sold way before the huge run they just had. The best thing about MU is their room for growth. NVDA wasn't the leader until one day they just were. MU doesn't need to lead any time soon, but they have a real path to $1T, and that's the best thing you can ask for right now. The shift you see, plus investor sentiment, could shoot this up into high PE territory but that's ok if they are securing contracts and ramping up production. They could be a quiet NVDA-type of company if the demand shifts. They don't even have to be like NVDA. They just need some good quarters and some hype, and they'll be on their way before we can even really notice. They've already had the big year of returns. I'll happily take 30% next year, which is still crazy to think of as an expected return. They'll likely do more than that though.
Love NVDA. The rides are fun and never a boring day with options.
Agree with this point but would like to add that forward P/E is more like NVDA (24x) and AVGO (35x). Both of which are much more reasonable than the 46x and 73x today.
Just saw that news about NVDA buying INTC stock. That's bonkers - somehow I totally missed that news. Either that, or it came out only today.
Yes. The big difference is P/E where NVDA is an expensive 46x and AVGO is an absurd 73x.
Honest question: for the "average" investor, is this a good spot to buy or sell NVDA?
Up across the board 50% Main holdings GOOGL RKLB NVDA AAPL HOOD NBIS
Snagged Goog and NVDA in April also sold TSSI at a 110% gain on average. Only 10% of my portfolio is in individual stocks. My Roth says 26% return. Rest was index funds majority in VTI. Value index funds underperformed but I will maintain my allocation.
Isn't that NVDA's P/S ratio as well?
I wish NVDA is the price of Google right now and hood the price of NVDA
NVDA does best on Tuesday tomorrow nvda pls