$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Wall Street players have a lot more capital than retail investors. They could potentially push the price down and liquidate call positions with large amounts of money. Even if earnings turn out fine, the recent price action makes me a little skeptical. That said, I'm still all in with several thousand dollars. Let's see what happens.
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$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ It has established a solid micro-floor right above $216.50. This coiling action on an active afternoon tape is exactly what momentum buyers look for before a late-day Power Hour push.
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$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Making money on NVIDIA year after year while the bears keep doubting it has been pretty entertaining. The skepticism along the way has been something to watch.