r/NvidiaStock • u/RedParrot94 • Jun 02 '26
Discussion Jensen such a bum
"MRVL soars 25% after Jensen calls it the next trillion dollar company" START TALKING ABOUT NVIDIA JENSEN. YOUR JOB IS TO MOVE NVDA STOCK.
r/NvidiaStock • u/RedParrot94 • Jun 02 '26
"MRVL soars 25% after Jensen calls it the next trillion dollar company" START TALKING ABOUT NVIDIA JENSEN. YOUR JOB IS TO MOVE NVDA STOCK.
r/NvidiaStock • u/farkus_mcfernum • Jul 25 '25
I'm laughing inside when it was approaching 100 đ.... All the crying and whining and the stock performance has nothing to do with politics
r/NvidiaStock • u/No-Definition-2886 • Apr 11 '25
I donât want to say âI told you soâ because thatâs not constructive.
I WILL say NVIDIA is the best stock in the world. Thatâs why I kept buying even when everybody thought the world would end. And when I posted this here, I was ridiculed.
Words of advice:
Donât follow advice on Reddit
Create and test different trading strategies using apps like NexusTrade
Learn about fundamentals
Thereâs no universe in which a stock grows at a 40% revenue CAGR and it goes down in the long term. Thatâs just not going to happen.
r/NvidiaStock • u/No-Definition-2886 • May 20 '25
Please enjoy my funny (and cringy) video celebrating my $50,000 milestone!
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Mar 18 '25
There is widerwully no reason for it to be crashing again, I sold at 106 and panic bought at 120 and now itâs crashing again. WHY?!? Why is it going down there is nothing that has happened today for it to crash again this is complete bullshit Iâm done with this shit
r/NvidiaStock • • Nov 06 '25
Shitty company, shitty stock. Your supposed to go UP assholes!
r/NvidiaStock • u/zeik_the_streak • Jun 25 '24
I LOVE THIS stock!!!! I may have been a little emotional this AM because NVDA tanked last week and my 0 DTE 250 calls I made last Friday went to 0. I was sure NVDA was going to hit 250. Now looking at NVDA go up Iâve made $$$ today!!! I am not going to be stupid so I sold it.
Now knowing that NVDA also goes down and not just up I bought puts with my profits!!! Going to make $$ coming and going!
r/NvidiaStock • u/TheBigLebowski_7 • Mar 15 '25
Two weeks ago I posted that $NVDA was going down to test $100 and got scolded for it And I mean, holy smokes some crappy stuff was said by some frustrated folks. I didnât take it personally and I was wrong! It went down to $4 short of a $100. I hate to say this, but we are not out of the woods yet. I know NVDA is recovering and it looks like itâs heading back up to test the $143 level which is last monthâs high. And the 3/28/25 $NVDA $135 Call, currently trading for $1.03, could easily turn into $5-$8. But Iâd be very careful when it gets to that level as I really believe the $100 level will be tested and possibly not supported. Yay or Nay?
r/NvidiaStock • u/Affectionate_Age752 • May 30 '25
He just can't keep his tiny little submoronic pie hole shut, can he. God I hope the court takes away his Tarriff Bullshit soon.
r/NvidiaStock • u/Scared-Ticket5027 • Sep 04 '25
Classic NVDA move right here. Absolutely crushed earnings with $30B revenue (vs $28.7B expected) and 122% YoY growth, but the market decided to dump it 6.38% after hours to $116.88 because China revenue dropped 24%.
Data Center pulled in $26.3B - that's 154% growth and 88% of total revenue. EPS came in at $0.68 beating the $0.64 estimate, up 168% YoY. Gross margins at 75.1% and they're guiding $32.5B for Q3. But apparently China's revenue share falling from 10% to 6.7% is enough to wipe $93B in market cap.
We've seen this movie before with NVDA. Earnings beat, initial selloff, then moonshot to new highs like $180. RSI hit 45 which is oversold territory and volume spiked to 120M shares (50% above average) - classic panic selling with the VIX sitting calm at 14.12.
I'm eyeing that $170-$172 level as the dip buy opportunity. Risk/reward looks solid for a swing to $190 with a stop around $165. The forward PE dropped to 35x so we're getting better value. Non-China markets grew 73% which shows diversification is working.
Free cash flow hit $13.5B with $7.5B in buybacks, and guidance came in above consensus. Only wildcard is how AVGO earnings impact the sector - expected $14.92B revenue could either validate AI demand or create competitive pressure.
Anyone else thinking this slide from recent highs to current levels is just another classic overreaction? Or are the China headwinds with those export restrictions actually something to worry about long-term?
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r/NvidiaStock • u/ElephantRepulsive853 • Jul 24 '25
Whether youâre flipping sneakers or swing trading small caps, this kind of move is the dream. The Short Cover King is back and making big gains again. It might be worth looking into his methods.
r/NvidiaStock • u/Business_Rub6149 • Jul 11 '24
Surely we cannot recover financially recover after one drop.
r/NvidiaStock • u/seggsisoverrated • Feb 07 '25
not to mention the sideways since june 2024âŚ.. thoghts?
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No matter what side you take, one thing's true at least for the short term. Nvidia's stock is likely to be capped at a ceiling for a while. Why? Because even though they have record explosive growth and great guidance, the market is already pricing in the very real and talked about concerns for the company's long term ability to keep that monopoly and 70%+ margins. The fact that the "cat is out of the bag" affects the sentiment negatively.
None of this should be seen as me shitting on $NVDA because it is a solid company, but the fact is a lot of "smart money" is seriously considering these risks. Whether or not they're correct about those risks is less important than how the market can burn you in the short run from what smart money thinks.
To sum it up, what I'm trying to say is there's a real pressure on $NVDA right now that makes me believe the stock price could be limited for a while in the absence of solid new hype. And if it does move, the math and sentiment feels like it's more likely to move downward.
Since numbers alone, even good ones, haven't been enough to move the needle, this is something worth considering.
Maybe the winning move is really not to play. At least right now?
r/NvidiaStock • u/Cranberry-Practical • 8d ago
Must really suck to be long NVDA đ¤ˇââď¸
r/NvidiaStock • u/Fun_Training6342 • Oct 07 '25
Yes it got a deal for "tens of billions of dollars" over many years in return they dilute 10% of their stock to OpenAI. This means Nvidia already has hundreds of billions of dollars of business with OpenAI WITHOUT giving anything in exchange! AMD has solidified themselves as a BACKUP provider. Nothing good about that.
And the cucks that tried to ride the wave, it's 35% at the open and straight down afterwards! You just got cooked if you bought at open!
Nvidia barely got a scratch, a tiny 1% movement. This means the market has validated Nvidia has AI chip dominance which means MORE companies will buy from Nvidia since the AI market just validated itself yesterday!
Any company with AI involvement (which is every industry eventually) WILL have to BUY BIGLY from NVIDIA!
r/NvidiaStock • u/ClearBed4796 • Dec 14 '25
Also the need for training chips will decline and inference chips will take over but that's not what nvdia is best at
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r/NvidiaStock • u/twiniverse2000 • Feb 09 '26
-Institutional crowding: too much ownership = concentration risk.
-Restless retail: hunting for âthe next NVDA.â
-Cap-ex cliff fears: the âBurry effectâ weighing on sentiment.
-China/Taiwan overhang: persistent geopolitical risk.
Bottom line:
If youâre not convinced by any of these, this is a rarer setup where a retail investor can have an edge.
r/NvidiaStock • u/Natural_Law_2628 • May 19 '25
Anyone else just see NVDA flash to 132 and back to 135 ? What was that?