RTX

Stephen_1984

BKR, COST, TRV, TT, GE, GEV, PH, RTX, TSCO, URI. They're all too expensive and/or close to their 52 week highs for me to buy now, though.

skin_flute_player

I just know AAPL is going to cause wars from all the mistranslations their AirPods are going to cause. Anyways, calls on RTX and LMT.

coolhate18

RTX calls 

imposta424

Is this a sign to buy GD, LMT, NOC, RTX, LDOS & SAIC?

selesnyaTroll

You say you try to not invest in anything military related. On the other hand, when RTX tanked a while ago down to around ~$70 a share, I loaded up. Why? Because I felt their issues were short term and they would surely bounce back with all the contracts they have. I made double what I put into that one. I could have not invested based on ethics. Would that have changed anything? Yeah, I wouldn't have made a bunch of easy money. RTX doesn't give a shit if I invest or not, they would've bounced back either way. Anyway, the point is that a company will succeed or fail on their own regardless of whether you personally invest or not so your ethics in the grand scheme of the world don't matter. If you want to miss some opportunities because of them, well that's on you.

blindsk02

Sold a bunch of my long positions today, took profits on boring stocks ive held for years, XOM/NFLX/RTX/etc......gonna sit cash for a few months while playing the very short/weekly game with small options positions until after the holidays i think....something is happening soon....either market madness or complete euphoria and im SOOOO not sure which direction itll go, I know ill choose wrong

Melon-Usk-Taco

NVDA Blackwell RTX coming to Geforce NOW before Gamescon 2025

GladPin1791

Okay so, hear me out, RTX just signs a deal with poland as their first international expansion in aerospace the same day the polish president is in the White House? Is this the next intel stock?? Coincidence??

imacyco

RTX on.

New-Association5536

LOL, true that. Sorry, old build was 1080 TI. It's a RTX 4070, with a custom waterblock and loop, with custom driver level OC profile.

Realistic-Ask-9254

If you watch many physics videos about quantum computing, the issue isn't the number of qubits or accuracy, but data processing limitations. Quantum processors are only useful for computing a very niche subset of math problems. Yes they will be useful but to very few companies and use cases. Meaning the potential revenue will be very low. The business model will not be the same as selling a million GPUs at $600-60,000 (RTX 50s, GB200, etc). Watch the videos on YouTube and always be educated before investing long term.

0v3r_cl0ck3d

Lockheed (LMT) are a subcontractor for NASA's Artemis program. I believe Northrop (NOC) are too. Raytheon (RTX) are a big supplier of satellites to the DoD and intelligence agencies. Amazon are making a Starlink clone with project Kuiper. SAIC supposedly have wreckage from Roswell but good luck speculating off of that considering it has been covered up for 80 years.

Soybeanrice

RTX calls for golden dome announcement?

themuleskinner

# The likely contenders: Defense and Aerospace Giants: Lockheed Martin, RTX (formerly Raytheon Technologies), Northrop Grumman, Leidos Tech and IT Integrators: General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT), Accenture or Booz Allen Hamilton, Traditional Aerospace Manufacturers: Boeing, Airbus The New Players (eVTOL & Drones) This is where it gets interesting. The FAA's announcement explicitly mentions the need to handle future technologies like "flying taxis." While the new eVTOL companies (like Joby Aviation, Archer Aviation, and Lilium) and drone companies (like Zipline or Wing) won't be the "Prime Integrator," they will enter not as the main contractor, but as subcontractors. The primary integrator will need their specialized expertise to handle two key areas: UAS Traffic Management (UTM) and new domain expertise. They have developed the specific technology and systems needed to manage the complex, high-density traffic of drones and eVTOLs and understand how to integrate thousands of small, autonomous vehicles into an airspace system that was originally designed for a limited number of large aircraft.

Valkanaa

These were some of my better picks 2024 UBER @ 60 2023 WFC @ 38 RTX @ 73 BTI @ 30 2022 GE @ 46 EFX @ 184 2021 LMT @ 370 2020 BRK.B @ 164 HAL @ 7 NCLH @ 12

floo82

RTX the better play, I'm up 60% on them. Wish Lockheed was doing better I have some of em

Dinkmers

The reason Nvidia is propping up our stock market isn't because of some kind of fake AI bubble, it's because The Gamers will need those graphics cards in order to play Silksong in 4k with RTX. They're selling picks and shovels for the silk rush!

CommandGrand1484

The only difference is that up until now there was a non-trivial improvement in the processors that forced people to buy a new GPU. If you own a 4090 RTX, would you upgrade to a 5090 RTX or even a 6090 RTX when it comes out? 10 years ago the answer would have been different. But today, unless the GPU is damaged for whatever reason people won't replace their hardware that easily.

RagingBearBull

does this mean .... gamers will finally get affordable GPUs? Will I be able to finally play crysis!!??!?!? I hope we can get a RTX 90 class GPU that takes a single PCI slot, and RGB fans for $130 pre-tarrif dollars. $670 after tariffs still cheaper than NVDA cards

RampantPrototyping

Did the PCE report leak or something? Except for KO and RTX, everything on my watchlist is red in PM

-Bluffet

Think RTX is about to do something stupid

Thisispaartaaa

RTX, GD, BA, LMT.....Can you americans please, for the love of humanity, just fucking put an end to this russia bullshit already...send the fucking kitchen sink and finish this shit already...stop draggin' it out.

Big-block427

Can’t wait. The largest defense contractors are, in fact, already part of the government. They wouldn’t exist if not for building and operating our weapons systems, and in return are paid billions of dollars. I wouldn’t blink if BA or RTX, General Dynamics or Northrop Grumman would cede some of that taxpayer money back to our treasury. It might not be as far fetched as Redditors will think.

Candid_Report955

the future and present of storage is on device. people only save photos in the cloud or maybe things they are afraid of deleting so they want to have a backup somewhere else. stories does not require massive amounts of electricity for GPUs like AI. Sebastian majority of people will only need a PC NPU or gaming PC, not access to an RTX4090 equivalent. it's like saying the future is people renting your Ferrari rather than buying their own Toyota

Most_Business_6324

I got plays in RTX and NOC, hoping they stay bullish

DiamondComfortable50

RTX is ready for a moonshot

DiamondComfortable50

RTX 🇺🇸

One_Egg_9177

They’ve been having some issues with F-35 and a lot of research expenses, so they’re not as priced in as the other top defense companies (NOC, RTX). I’ve been eyeing it for months, and I do think they will resolve their issues. And now with the rumor of Pentagon buying into defense companies, I think that will give some security on them resolving their issues.

Optionslab

Yeah, kinda. Nvidia has been trimming GPU prices in some regions, especially Europe, and a few 50-series cards are finally hitting MSRP in the US. On top of that, they tossed in a *Borderlands 4* promo where you get the game free if you buy certain RTX 50 cards or systems. So it does look like they’re sweetening the deal right before earnings, but it’s more like small cuts and bundles than some big fire sale.

Melon-Usk-Taco

NVIDIA has once again highlighted the neural rendering & gaming innovations it delivered with Blackwell RTX GPUs such as RTX 5090 & RTX PRO 6000.

turboMXDX

No way I'm buying those piece of shit Nvidia GPUs with their shitty 8GB vram. I'll buy the RTX 3060 instead. Wait-

r2002

We'll buy the robot brain to build our own robot to build an RTX 5090.

Full_Bank_6172

Meanwhile an RTX 5090 is $2k lol

Glittering_Water3645

Given todays fundamentals, forward estimates and valuation. Palantir: HUGE NO. Very risky at this ridiculous valuation. Fundamentals supports a valuation around 40$ today even if they keep delivering amazing earnings (which isn´t guaranteed). I would stay far away from this one at todays price (159$). Nvidia: neutral. AMD competition could pressure their huge margins, which would be a huge issue regarding future shareholder returns. If AMD doesn´t succeed to close the gap (breaking CUDA dominance) then it will be a good investment. AMD: positive. For 2026 the forward PE is 27,9 with an estimated +54% EPS growth YoY compared to nvidias 29,7 with 36% EPS growth YoY. If I had to choose just one of AMD (168$) and nvidia (178$) I would choose AMD. RTX: neutral. Estimated EPS growth relative valuation indicates fair value at todays price (156$). Estimated EPS for 2026 is 6,64. I would consider that stock at 20 times 2026 earnings which is 132,8$ to have a margin of safety.

Due-Sea4841

RTX for defense, always NVDA and PLTR. I'll throw out another Aerospace stock: RKLB, Rocket Lab. They just launched their 70th Electron rocket yesterday, have 2 more launches in the next 2 months, plus the anticipated launch of their latest medium lift Neutron rocket in a few months. They just received $24M in grants from the CHIPS Act to building out solar panels for space crafts. They are only 1 of 2 companies that produce specialized panels. Average price target is $55. Good luck.

ChungWuEggwua

What about Nvidia GPUs? Is the RTX 5090 from the future? 🤔

mythrilcrafter

I look forward to seeing how Intel will manage this opportunity and if they'll make anything that consumer and/or business will be rushing out to buy... (I say, typing this message from a PC rig running an AMD 5950X and an NVIDIA RTX 4080 and a work laptop running a Ryzen Zen4 CPU/APU)

uselessdipshite

In the name of our lord GeForce RTX 50

CoverThat7433

Go AMD go, my RTX 5080 depend on you.

PumpzandGainz

100B arms deal with Ukraine, keeping my RTX shares 🚀

PumpzandGainz

Loading up more RTX shares for the next proxy war

Sleepergiant2586

The reason AMD was able to beat Intel because in 2015 era when Lisa Su became the CEO they csme up with Ryzen 1 (it uses chiplet arch). Imagine like lego bricks. Intel was using a diff arch, they rried hard for few years trying to come up with the fastest chip, 1-2 model were able to beat the benchmark as wel but AMD kept on increase chiplets (thus cores and Ghz speed) and Intel simply could not deliver. Same arch is now planned for MI cards, right now nVidia has a big lead but if someone who has followed nVidia from last 20 yrs might know how they have been increasing the card sizes, fan sizes, fin sizes. No doubt their gaming cards GTX 780, GTX 1080, RTX 2080 and RTX 3090 are becoming giants in size. Its mainly to dissipiate heat. You can do this only upto a certain limit. There is also a theory running around in nVidia office that nvIdia is not making any new gaming cards because there is not much they can do without increasing further sizes and fans which is becoming a bottleneck (I have couple friend working for nVidia). nVidia might lose the HW edge in next 2 yrs but they have massive software edge which could be tough to break but I again software is easier to make as well. I expect AMD to catch soon.

PumpzandGainz

Im loaded with RTX .. they supply rhe missles for Isreals iron dome lol

Content_Ad_508

RTX has been great for me this year

GodMyShield777

High Beta stock , AI for Robotics and Drones , C-suite has an ex Marine fighter pilot . Formerly known as Sarcos Robotics , that at one time was apart of RTX Raytheon .

GoldmanProduction

RTX dividend ex-date is 8/15. Buy calls because of the old foagies picking up shares tomorrow.

Apprehensive_Two1528

RTX is great but not buffet. he doesn’t like anything in the air

Ritchey92

It's RTX

2CommaNoob

They also don’t give out all contracts to one company. PLTR has 4B in revenue while RTX; biggest US government customer has 70B and value at 200B. They are priced as if they will take all the contracts away from all the contractors like RTX, Lockheed, Northrop, Boeing etc. I’m not a hater nor a bear. I have an outside view. So so similar to 2020-2021 when Tesla was going to take 100% of the auto market. 5 years later: Tesla flat while SPY up 70%

_meshy

RTX makes a lot of stuff that gets airplanes out of the sky too.

quatchis

We need a president with a 5090 RTX mindset.

Valkanaa

GE + RTX + RYCEY = what keeps airplanes in the sky

AskGrok

Haha, that's the smoothbrain WSB logic leaping from "mixed track record" to "instant doom button," but let's pump the brakes on the hyperbole—it's a classic overgeneralization fallacy, like betting your life savings on SPY calls because one earnings beat. Raja Koduri nailed some hits at Apple (pushing integrated graphics) and AMD (Polaris was decent for budget gamers, per Wikipedia), but yeah, Vega's power-guzzling delays let Nvidia feast, and Intel's Arc GPUs bombed with driver nightmares and meh performance against RTX beasts (The Verge called his exit after five years of "limited success"). His real skill seems to be visionary hype—now at OXMIQ Labs slashing AI chip costs via RISC-V (TechSpot, Aug 6), which could disrupt without directly tanking Nvidia. If a company hires him for graphics wars? Risky bet, might as well YOLO on INTC puts. But for innovation moonshots? Could pay off, unlike hiring another yes-man. Tread carefully, ape. Sources: - https://en.wikipedia.

Reno911-07078

I love my dell I got second hand off eBay for $450. Dell Precision 5560 i9-11950H 2.6GHz 32GB RAM 1TB NVMe RTX A2000 W11H 4K TOUCH

ThrowawayFiDiGuy

So buy RTX / Lockheed / Northrop?

Hacking_the_Gibson

PLTR has a market cap nearly greater than LMT, RTX, and BA combined. Government contracts, even military contracts, are not super high margin.

tastypieceofmeat

RTX 5080 and maybe a few chipotle bowls

Stocberry

UNH RTX GOOG AMZN Costco FIG meta

banditcleaner2

Why so high in $RTX?

lil_layne

Bigger market cap than RTX, Lockheed Martin, and L3Harris combined. Those 3 companies combined generate around 170 billion in revenue. Reminds me of that one automaker stock.

GerAsia75

Got some Lockheed Martin and RTX stocks for that

VegableProperties

oh would you look at that, RTX is spiking upwards, wonder what that's about?

ManBearPig_1983

So RTX?

StretchSufficient

RTX might be another

UnObtainium17

I started with investing to reliable ETFs VOO to be exact. And I kept on reading and listening on how to pick stocks for a couple of years.. Then once i got confident and comfortable with what I know, that is when I picked stocks. I just started long time ago with AAPL, MSFT, COST, JPM, GS. Now the way i invest, I just go with the best companies of growing and in-demand sectors and trust the process. As of now my top holdings are MSFT, GOOGL, COST, JPM, AMZN, TSM, RTX. and>! Sold META yesterday lmao. !<

floo82

Idk man everything is so run up right now. The only play I'm actively making is buying up BULL under $14 and going to load up on calls if I can get them a little cheaper hopefully. I think it will run up to $17-20 before earnings Aug 28th I'm also keeping a close eye on SOFI, really interested if it can hold this $21-22 new high or if it falls back down under $20 CRWV might be about to explode back to $150 but it's very risky so I probs won't touch it. OKE is a natural gas play that isn't super exciting but it's about to pump steady 1-2% gainer days over the next month or so. Buy shares, there's no one trading options on it. RTX is killing it in the defense sector, and MDLZ is an consumer staple / food conglomerate that is about to break out in a large move - you decide if you think that's up or down though.

No_Cow_8702

Hood is speculative? With how much user growth and services they’re adding? SOFI had their best earnings in 4 years. RTX with our commander and chief pumping our military spending? CRCL sure… You can make that case. But ultimately this is a stock pickers market still and not everyone is an AI winner, just look at Intel.

No_Cow_8702

Im pretty sure $CRCL and $HOOD and $SOFI and $RTX and a few other banking names will highly disagree with your AI only thesis, my friend.

Shoddy_Vegetable4268

I need to just stick to defense stocks these shits only go up. Just hit 100% on my RTX shares and 980% on my PLTR shares

Fauster

You can run LLMs on AMD GPUs using ROCM, but getting stuff running/configured will be harder, and finding answers on forums will be a lot harder if you get really stuck. Back in the day, CUDA C was the first real language designed for scientific computing on GPUs. It was really elegant compared to alternatives, as most graphics programming code is really ugly and hairy. For example, I tried to like OpenCL and GL because they are open source, but it is hard to do because so much hairy code is required to do anything that is conceptually simple. My code will look terrible no matter what. With CUDA, simple code looks simple. These days, AMD has ROCM and Apple has Metal. I haven't played with ROCM, but it's fine for running LLMs with extra configuration work. Metal feels like CUDA over a decade ago. Apple isn't out of the game completely because they pioneered unified memory and you can fit DeepSeek on a $10k mac studio with 500 GB of RAM, where a $10k RTX Pro has a fifth of the GPU RAM, which really constrains the size of any model. NVDA does have much higher memory bandwidth, so NVDA will run small models faster than a mac. It's cool that small models can do anything at all and that they can compress the amount of information that they do, but you certainly can't trust that their output is remotely accurate. They can answer questions, but you should only really ask if you already know the answer. Frontier models also make mistakes and are sometimes wrong, and this will probably always be true, though they will eventually make fewer mistakes than human experts, which is the relevant metric. But, CUDA is less important for the creation of more aesthetic code, but because there are so many libraries. Libraries are important. Back in the day, java's libraries made it really popular. But, write once run anywhere never worked as planned, and I feel like java went downhill when Oracle acquired it from Sun MS. I felt like I couldn't go six months without libraries changing with everything in old code deprecated. Python then became popular in scientific programming when fast pre-compiled libraries came out (you can use CUDA in python), and now there's a python library for almost any algo that's in a textbook. That made python popular. Nvidia has put a lot of work into developing CUDA libraries to cover the space of any graphical or scientific computing that requires a GPU. With alternatives to CUDA, you can write your own libraries from scratch, or chose from a handful of libraries, but you won't easily find a ready-made library to do exactly what you want. The communities aren't as large, so if you get stuck, google isn't going to help you nearly as much. When I program in Metal and search for a bug and find the question but no answer, it starts to feel lonely. I think Omniverse for robotics, digital twins, and driving and CuLitha, for lithography, are important CUDA libraries to highlight, but the list is very very long. NVDA has its own CUDA LLM, which is nice, but it's not that great right now. I think that NVDA competitors really need to build out extensive libraries for Metal or ROCM to attract programmers, who will then build a programming community and collectively figure out the right ways to overcome hurdles. The bigger the programming community, the lower the barrier of entry for a new programmer. But, building libraries takes time. It should have started decades ago. It's not automatically a death knell that they're behind though. Better LLMs will make it easier to build small libraries from scratch. Better LLMs should help Apple and AMD build out libraries faster. Some people are more speculative and suggest that AI will eliminate the need to program at all. For example, you can train a NN to play Doom really fast millions of times. Then, using just the keyboard, it will start generating/hallucinating maps and enemies like a human dreaming. There are no lines of code, save for specifying the weights and connections. Make take is that until 2022, Lisa Su was mostly focused on beating Intel in CPU wars and competing with NVDA in the gaming vertical, with a lot less focus on scientific programming and ML libraries. AMD does make great CPUs, and NVDA has had issues developing its own CPUs, so AMD is a clear leader in one vertical, but that's 20th century tech with more cores. Also, AMD isn't going away. Every single hyperscaler and government out there wants competitive alternatives to NVDA's super high prices/margins. It's not impossible for Lisa Su to win or find some better way to put even more RAM in a GPU, or integrate the GPU with more ASICs components, or to do something new and unorthodox; it's just not probable in the short term. From my perspective, NVDA has done a TON to support programmers and is still working hard to build new libraries. I feel like Apple's support to developer communities is short and perfunctory unless you want to write an iPhone app. Anyway, this was long. If you want to write code from scratch and that's all you need to do, then there is nothing stopping you from using ROCM or Metal. But, there's probably already a CUDA library for lots of the code that you would otherwise write from scratch. Are you in a hurry? How much time do you have? Do you have a lot of free time in a typical workday with nothing to do? If so, AMD/Apple are great platforms for you. Otherwise, get your boss to pay for NVDA. So far, the gatekeepers are leaning heavily towards NVDA, where your task is figuring out the library and framework, rather than building from scratch.

floo82

Sell all your QQQ and SPY. Sell BULL 12.50 puts. Buy BULL calls and shares if it gets under $13 Short TSLA. Buy RTX. Short gold, USD, and euro. Ignore crypto. You'll know when to change that mix up. Use a brokerage that pays 3.65-4.10% or more interest on uninvested cash like SOFI, WEBULL, or Ally. They pay out monthly on money that is otherwise doing nothing. Use a brokerage that lets you buy bonds in your account like SOFI or Ally. Buy 10/20/30 year T-bonds at 5% interest. You can sell them for a profit after rates get cut. Don't buy options with IV over 100 with a delta over .3 Sell options with an IV between 50-80 with a delta over .3 Look at the IV on the week of earnings. Look at it the week before and after. Low volume = large changes in price. Large changes in price that only happen during low volume mean nothing. Max pain only works if the price can be shoved around, and if the cash it takes to move the price is less than the cash saved on options that would be ITM. No one cares about max pain on some penny stock, even though it's easy to move. Everyone cares about max pain on TSLA, but it's too big to move. This IS financial advice.

muaythaimilky

$LMT, $RTX, $NOC, $LDOS, Maybe $SAIC I'm currently a fan of the leveraged ETF $DFEN, I only see defense spending increase as it always have, and while Palantir is well positioned, their valuation is too ludacris. Russia's economic situation seems to suggest it won't stop at Ukraine, China has been eyeing Taiwan, I imagine since the strikes on Iran that won't be the last we hear from them, United States seems to be isolating itself more and more and losing the good will of allies internationally, suggesting a stronger reliance on hard power instead of soft power. international defense companies are a good bet too IMO. And if we don't engineer ourselves out of the climate crisis, resource scarcity is likely to cause more tension. That's reason alone for me, but if you're really looking for that X-factor to beat the market: [https://x.com/UFOB\_/status/1746144076385132829?t=jvX54tjV1HaKtRkUEIMLgw&s=19](https://x.com/UFOB_/status/1746144076385132829?t=jvX54tjV1HaKtRkUEIMLgw&s=19) [https://www.askapoluaps.com/p/exclusive-nancy-mace-says-on-contractors](https://www.askapoluaps.com/p/exclusive-nancy-mace-says-on-contractors) [https://www.democrats.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/majority-leader-schumer-and-republican-senator-mike-rounds-floor-colloquy-on-unidentified-anomalous-phenomena-provisions-in-the-ndaa-and-future-legislation-on-uaps](https://www.democrats.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/majority-leader-schumer-and-republican-senator-mike-rounds-floor-colloquy-on-unidentified-anomalous-phenomena-provisions-in-the-ndaa-and-future-legislation-on-uaps)

evernessince

Except the 9000 series has much better drivers than Nvidia's 5000 series, which is a complete mess. "big cards"? Have you purchased any GPU recently? They are all big nowadays. My Nvidia RTX 4090 is 4 slots wide, it's massive. That's not a negative, it's a plus. The larger the heatsink, the higher the amount of heat you can dissipate without having the fans on and the slower the fans have to spin under load.

Star_Lord924

It's gonna be what its gonna be. Using profits i made from my RTX calls last week.

Much-Movie-695

So we’re playing GPU diplomacy now? Someone tell my RTX card it’s a political pawn.

EvolvingDior

My RTX poots were assigned Friday so I have a bit more cash than I'd like right now.

UnenlightenedMan

Best time to have bought RTX stock was a few years ago when Pratt and Whitney screwed up a bunch of engines and tanked the stock

Genosse_M

Do you think Companies Like RTX get supported?

I-drank-the-kool-aid

RTX is up $10 since my post. They make defense stuff like rockets, avionics, and stuff for planes. My logic is since there are still ongoing wars between Russia and Urkraine , and Israel and Palestine there will be a continuous need for defense while the US may chose or not choose to participate in these conflicts. In any case, I sell puts because I don't actually want to own the stock, I just want to profit off the fact that I don't think it is going to drop. However, if it does, I don't mind owning it temporarily as I am sure it will bounce up again eventually and I can just sell calls on it until it does (the wheel).

wrongrobertpatrick

Dude not even close. Legacy: LMT, NOC, RTX Newcomers: LHX, KTOS

blm4lyfe

Haven’t been in GPU market since 2022 and just check RTX 5090 and it’s over $2.5k 💀

coolhate18

RTX Calls was a no brainer player 

Star_Lord924

Cmon RTX. Just 20 cents more and im back to even. 📈🙏

UnObtainium17

Anyone looking at tickers that seemingly undervalued? I've tried looking for deals, and always comes back to just maybe adding on to TSM, GOOGL, RTX, RYCEY and GRAB might be a much better play.

Star_Lord924

No fuckin volume on RTX. Less than a 1/5 of the usual volume so this better pour in second half of the day. I need 156+ 😮‍💨😔

GatorsILike

Worth as much as LMT NOC RTX combined

OreoCupcakes

> Intel's GPU's are also quite competent, some(like the B580) possibly the best GPU from value in the low/medium price range. Their GPUs are oversized for their price and underperform for their size. They built a die the size of a RTX 4070 and only got 4060 performance. It's competitive because they're selling it at a lost or for no profit and barely produced any to begin with. You could hardly find any B580s in stock at its good value MSRP of $250. If you did find a B580, it's at $300+. At which point, you were better off buying a 4060, now 5060, because they were the same price point.

Star_Lord924

Need RTX up a few bucks tomotrow and need OPEN to CRASH hard down to 2 if not lower.

Star_Lord924

Couldn't close out my 155c for RTX quick enough. Wouldn't execute. Now im fucking holding till tomorrow. Need a god damn miracle but tomorrow gonna be a slaughter house

Star_Lord924

Fuck you RTX. Seriously go fuck yourself all the way off.

Star_Lord924

Fuck you RTX. All you had to do was go up like 1 or 2 $ from opening bell. Instead. Nope. Fuck you.

cheezzinabox

RTX $160c https://preview.redd.it/54szb8bkpuef1.jpeg?width=120&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=89a83b9efff87f32f39d59dd581f252d29613ab9

HauntingAardvark521

Buying the RTX dip

winterfnxs

I knew or rather bet that Japanese tariffs would be rolled back so when first tariffs got announced and Japanese stocks dropped I bought the dip. The de-dollarisation and devaluation of $$ is going to continue so even at this level Newmont is a buy and I firmly believe it will go above 80$ Wars won't stop they will intensify so LMT, Grumman, RTX are good buys. Japan is investing heavily, there is a historic monumental return to semiconductors in Japan where all big corporations united to put together Rapidus. Toyota, Sony etc all benefit from this initiative.  Fujifilm is not listed among main founders of Rapidus but Fujifilm produces important materials used in semiconductor manufacturing and are expanding their production to meet this new historic demand. Do DD, never FOMO, buy low Do these three things and you will enjoy investing and sleep like a puppy every night.

Star_Lord924

Hey RTX.. Just a small 2% gain today would be awesome. If you wanna do more thats great. But please get to 160 🙏🙏📈📈

Star_Lord924

Hoping RTX can keep moving up and maybe hit 160 tomorrow

youngneil00

Note to self if an earnings play goes to -99%, buy at least 10 contracts because my 160 RTX calls are alive and BREATHING

Ireallylikecatsman

Is nobody seeing RTX rn lol?

cheezzinabox

RTX launching missiles at gay ber anoos

SailorJerry7030

RTX, Game cock, CLOV, RKLB, GLXY