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GraniteShares 1.5x Long NVDA Daily ETF
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GraniteShares ETFs FBL, TSL, NVDL etc drop overnight with 50% dividends. Good thing or bad thing?
GraniteShares long bull ETFs FBL, TSL and NVDL etc drop overnight with 50% dividends. Good thing or bad thing?
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Just scan for historical volatility of shares...you will discover a long list of names that are a lot more volatile than TSLA. Then, there are leveraged ETFs on single names, e.g. TSLL for TSLA, NVDL for NVDA and many more.
NVDL closed at 69.69 NICE!!
I definitely learned my lesson, being at like 80% margin utilization on NVDL during the tariff debacle was awful, my covered call income barely covered my interest payments and I was down 50% of my life savings I keep margin utilization under 25% now
This is actually the biggest dip I have seen NVDL take in a minuteeeee, I would recommend people get in now lol, might not ever seee the 60's again after this week
Yeah I bought like 5/6 shares earlier at like 1.85. Nothing crazy but could be fun, can always add more. I put the majority of my money to get me a better position in NVDL as Id imagine NVDA will rebound, and this will 2x the returns, plus I already had some.
Welp today sucks. Time to reload on NVDL and pray the market goes back to green lol
The IV is adjusted for this. You can compare the IV of NVDA and NVDL. And you might have more slippage if you wanna book profit or cut short losses
how long have u held NVDL and isn’t the gains diminishing cuz of daily leverage
https://preview.redd.it/s084grtr0p9f1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3425acd89545a1134e029591008a659561f46d1b Most of the time my money was uninvested because of TSLA puts I sold in Feb, still rolling those bad boys. Ended up buying NVDL that sits on 40k profit ( unrealized)
You can buy LEAPS though leveraged ETFs so you aren’t priced out. TSLL, NVDL. Obviously the risk is higher
NVDL kicked my ass today. I sold yesterday before bell, so missed out on the overnight bump. I only managed 0.31% compared to nvdl's 5.07% lol And that includes being down like a full percent, recovering from that. /cry
As a former TQQQ, SQQQ, NVDL, TSLR, SOXL holder, I can tell you that you will be constantly averaging down, sometimes just to break even.
WOOT! I beat NVDL today! I ate most of the lunch hour dump (actually I had a ceaser salad for lunch) but thanks to premarket and the war with Iran is not gunna happen rip from the bell I came out ahead of NVDL
My $55 NVDL cc's are gonna get exercised early, aren't they?
each morning I open up trading view; and was hugely shocked by drop in NVDL. When am scared and confused I come to WSB looking for answers. Yours was first comment when I opened WSB. Thank you kind reporter!
"wow, prospects for NVDA are pretty good, my port is safe in NVDL overnight." I have no intuition for risk of war.
Phew! that was close, I almost rode NVDL at open today, thankfully I sold JUST as premarket got close to my b/e. I ALMOST got hit with with a 3% gain! Almost managed to buy the top, I was off by 0.45% That's some sharp null result plays! I should be down by tomorrows open, rinse repeat.
Rip NVDL I had it worse with NVDU but it’s coming back
Do you happen to know the difference between NVDL and NVDU? Both seem to be 2x
I panic sold SMCI and NVDL in the last 5 months, and both of them recovered to the break even price.
Nvidia down .87% but NVDL only down 1.27% the math ain’t mathing!
I think 3x NVDL is the play fellas
I think 3x NVDL is the play
You’re asking the right question , and this is a common scenario for people trying to unlock capital while managing a covered call position. technically, yes — you can sell your 3,500 shares and then buy deep ITM LEAPS (long-dated calls) to mimic share exposure and keep your short $60 calls “covered.” But there are a few important caveats: yes, deep ITM calls can replicate shares — These are called “synthetic long” positions. A deep ITM call with a high delta (~0.9 or higher) behaves similarly to holding stock, though not perfectly. You’d want to pick something with low extrinsic value and long duration (like Jan ‘26 or later), ideally with good open interest But it’s not a true hedge— If NVDL tanks, your LEAPS will decay faster than stock would, and if IV drops, your long calls lose value even more. And if NVDL rallies, your synthetic position will lag due to theta and bid/ask spreads. So it’s not a perfect 1:1 replacement. What you’re really doing is legally keeping those short calls covered, but economically introducing risk. You’re exposed to slippage, lower delta, and any liquidity issues with those long calls. So the trade-off is.: • You free up capital • But you accept imperfect share replacement and introduce new risks you didn’t have with the stock. if the $60 calls are way OTM and your cost basis is safe, you might consider scaling the position: sell some shares and replace with partial LEAPS coverage — not all 3,500 shares. That way, you blend flexibility with prudence. Let me know if you want help structuring that — happy to walk you through what LEAPS to look at and how to manage the delta exposure.
Shorting at the correct time would have made money, but good luck with that. Signed, someone bagholding NVDL for almost a full calendar year 
I bought $52 NVDL puts for expiration today before NVDA on Wednesday and since it went up I sold them at open Thursday to get back what I could. They’re now in the money 
I buy TSLQ and it's kil I buy NVDL, also kil Then I buy SOXL, kil 
What leverage or inverse leveraged ETFs we investing in tomorrow at open? NVDL and SOXL dipped today. Continue to dip tomorrow? Inverse or Buy?
I bought NVDL when NVDA was $141 
I full ported NVDL when NVDA was 115 and sold it all today. It’s bear szn now. Will full port NVDL if nvda pulls back to 120
Personally, the closest thing I own to options is NVDL (2x NVDA). There’s a reason that options trading isn’t a college major because it’s a rabbit hole, 97% of long term option traders are in the red. Protecting your money is more important than making money, inflation will get you there naturally
NVDA will slowly crawl back down to 130. Buy NVDL there, and sell it whenever NVDA touches 140. Rinse and repeat.
u/DennyDalton gave you the textbook answer, but let me personalize it for you a bit. Because I hold NVDL shares too, and sell CCs against them. But those are the only actual *shares* of anything I own now, and Diagonal Call Spreads are almost all I do. Buy an 80-delta Call a year or more out to act as a stock substitute. You can sell a Call against it. If you find you can't, ask your broker, because it's the same risk as a CC against shares. **Don't skimp on the Delta!** 80. Or more. Buy them closer in time if you want, but I don't advise closer than 3 months. Since you have CCs now, you can substitute in a long Call for a hundred-lot of shares. If you have the capital, then by all means, buy 35 80-delta Calls. Then sell the shares. The CCs will stay covered and your broker won't care. Or buy ONE Call first, then sell 100 shares. Use those proceeds to buy a few more Calls, sell those shares, etc. Do you think you want to stay long NVDL? Or just long enough to cover the 19Sep60C's? Because you could buy 80-delta 19Sep42C's for about 17.50 and build yourself 35 Vertical Call Spreads. That would free up about 2/3 of the capital you have tied up in NVDL shares. Or you could go out farther in time with your long Calls: December, January, or January 2026. That should get you started. Have fun!
I have 450 shares of NVDL average when NVDA was like 141. I should be more worried 
I sold a $55 NVDL cc and was thinking those shares might be called away today. Instead it looks like it will be out of the money before 4 pm.
Bought 4 shares of NVDL before close yesterday, gonna get a nice take out meal thanks jensen
Buy NVDL PM, then sell a bit after open? 
I took some profits from some of my NVDL shares and hedged the rest with puts as insurance and NVDA mooned for the first time after earnings in a long time. Lesson learned. Do not trade responsibly by doing things like taking profits and using options as insurance like they were originally intended to be used for. Always bet it all in one direction with as much leverage as possible since theres zero chance that doing this will go tits up
i own 75.86 shares of nvda at 111.05 avg share price should I buy more at open tomorrow? If yes, how many more shares? Should I just buy NVDX/NVDL/NVDU instead?
I now feel good about my 6/6 $65 calls on NVDL.
someone explain why you wouldn't want to be holding a leveraged fund like NVDL instead of NVDA. if I have $10,000 in NVDL the gains are going to be as though I had $20,000 in NVDA right?
Rip my NVDA 3 $134 puts, the only hedge I have is 15 NVDL.
shoulda just bought NVDL instead of SOXL 
Road NVDL to minus 40% and now currently up 11%. I’m ready to get off the ride.
Just sold my NVDL. I wanted the leverage and ability to trade after hours with no IV crush
Anyone holding NVDL OR NVDX overnight? Or buy tomorrow at open?
I bought NVD and NVDL at the same time and both of them printed somehow
I buy NVDL so it’s 6% feels good
Caught NVDL at the top to sell 
That guy that has over a million in NVDL must be sweating
Yeah big agree just NVDL if you want leverage
Just remember even if it dives, at least you aren’t the absolute crackhead who dropped 1 mil into NVDL the other day
There’s some lunatic that dropped $1M into NVDL for earnings yesterday. That’s all the indication I need.
You know i’ve been in NVDL for many seasons now So i have some experience here.. My answer would be I have no fucking clue
Take NVDL profits now, or sell only half, or sell all and buy NVDA in case it continues to rally? What do you all think?
Just cuz you said this I'm buying NVDL today
**NVDL gang members checkin in**
wanna know whats the scariest moment as a NVDL hodler?  seeing all these NVDA ER bolish comments here rn 
NVDA reports better than expected earnings and better forward guidance with the new deal with Saudi Arabia I bet...NVDL calls
AFRM, NVDL, GME, and VRT calls are kicking ass
Today was a tough day for NVDL, down -2.52%, overall losses are mounting
I have NVDL calls for this week but tempted to sell half before ER
Call has time erosion to it. If NVDA does nothing or drops slightly, NVDL won't have IV crush and could hold it for as long as needed with selling CC's on it over time.
Sold my SPXL position when overnight market opened and locked in profits. Not really much else looking compelling at this stage. Maybe NVDL shares to try scalp for a small profit before NVDA earnings are released but honestly the risk/reward ratio is pretty dogshit. 
Love to see this , i'm not the only one all in on NVDL
NVDL is a 2x leverage long NVDA ETF. For those unfamiliar.
Don't listen to the doubters, I took a fat margin loan to wheel NVDL and if you divide my realized gains by the interest paid ive effectively made a 14x return in like 4 months, though my whole portfolio was down 50% for a solid month after liberation day Id say making more than 7% annualized wheeling qqq is totally possible, go for it
switching to stock or NVDL for NVDA earnings. Expected move too high for calls imo
No, I get that, I am saying in response to why I didn’t mention that originally. I assumed a community named stock would know diff between NVDL and NVDA.
It’s NVDL , it’s 2x lev if Nvidia goes 9% this moves 18 % giving me a profit of 27k or roughly 30k as indicated earlier.
I got 2400 shares of NVDL lol we in this shit together
To explain - I sold cash covered puts at a technical peak on NVDL to make money on premiums, under the bet that the stock would pull back after hitting recent highs. I chose an expiration price that I would be comfortable buying more shares and also made premiums over two days. (~$3.2k)
I sold cash covered puts at a technical peak on NVDL to make money on premiums, under the bet that the stock would pull back after hitting recent highs. I chose an expiration price that I would be comfortable buying more shares and also made premiums over two days. (~$3.2k)
I got $250k on assigned shares from cash covered puts on NVDL from Friday close.
Selling puts means you sell a contract agreeing to buy a given stock at a set price for a premium, since the value of the stock fell below the price OP agreed to purchase for in his contracts he was forced to purchase 2000 shares of NVDL at 51 and 3000 at 50 dollars when their market value was 49.69. The difference between the market price and the contract price goes to the holder of the put contract.
I am sitting on 150k on NVDL, 9% up move will make me nice profit of ~30k so I want it to go up lol 😂
Buy NVDL instead if you want long exposure.
NVDL?? Maybe SQQQ while it’s so cheap. A massive correction/recession like everyone is predicting could make serious money but I don’t like to think along those lines.
NVDL 52C Lets see if this gets back to 54. I think MVDA will start to run as its get its earnings next week
.NVDA250620C90 90,431 Open Interest opened on March 5-6th on average 28 bucks equaling 240M Yes thats a Quarter Billion set to expire next month. Lambda is about 3.1x leverage so a 2x leveraged NVDA etf (NVDL) will do for me.
nvidia last month was in the 80's, I loaded up on leveraged NVDL 2X nvda shares, since there earnings was a month away, I knew it was going to run up to at least 120's
Honestly if you aren’t working 40 hours a week I would put 25 k cash in an account and try to day trade with an additional 5-10k daily on free weekdays and then you outta put most in dividend etf’s/ 5-10% in 2x leverage etf’s of popular companies that are growing such as some in tech sector like NVDL and NVDX there are many others
Tickers like TSLA and MSTR and NVDA all have a 2x leveraged etfs. TSLA/TSLL MSTR/MSTU NVDA/NVDL META/METU Cons are way cheaper and allows you to get more to trim cons
200% NVDL and chill