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Based on gurufocus valuation, NVDA is currently very undervalued with good financial health. Also good to know that they have some involvement in the quantum space. Would recommend a long term approach to bullish trades on NVDA, volatility in the short term is expected.

Break 200 and to the moon next!

The framing is directionally sound, but it is worth separating technical momentum from earnings-validated repricing. 1. What the breakout actually means The move above $190–$195 in NVIDIA is significant because that zone was supply-heavy. Clearing it suggests: Positioning has flipped from distribution to accumulation Buyers are willing to front-run earnings validation Coupled with strength in Micron Technology and TSMC, the signal is that the AI stack is moving in sync, not in isolation. 2. Can $200 be reclaimed first? Yes, and quite plausibly before earnings, but the nuance is important: Path 1: Momentum-led break (most likely near-term) NVDA tags or briefly clears $200 on flow and sentiment. Risk: prone to rejection or consolidation just above $200. Path 2: Earnings-backed breakout (more

We’re really glad to see that so many readers liked the “one-chart” format. Yesterday’s post has now passed 30k+ views across platforms. This follow-up goes one step deeper: instead of just naming companies, it looks at how AI and robotics can be understood as two connected ecosystems, and where selected SG-listed names may sit within that broader landscape. While AI-generated visuals can be produced quickly, getting the structure right still takes time. This chart went through 8 versions and around 90 minutes of prompt rewrites and layout adjustments before reaching this final form. Hope you like it. [AI-readable] Post Type: Sector follow-up / knowledge-map post Topic: AI and robotics landscape Context: Follow-up to a previous post that reached 30k+ views across platforms Purpose: To expl

Wall Street rallied on Tuesday with the $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ and $S&P 500(.SPX)$ both gaining over 1% to re-approach their record highs. Risk sentiment improved amid easing geopolitical concerns, while market attention increasingly shifted toward the upcoming earnings season. The Nasdaq-100 advanced 1.8% to mark its longest winning streak since 2021. Amplifying the return, the Nasdaq 7x Long DLC surged more than 12%, with the corresponding Nasdaq 7x Short DLC falling a similar magnitude. Among the biggest movers in the US market covered by the DLCs included $Micron Technology(MU)$ , which rose 9%, sending the Micron 3x Long DLC up 27% on a US market close-to-close

Possible to surge to $200 with positive market sentiment and there is bullish forecasts that extend beyond. Weigh high target versus high valuation.

NVDA Near Highs Again, $35M Options Bet Says Rally Isn't Over Driven by a continued AI tailwind and improving risk appetite, Nvidia's stock has staged a sharp recovery. On Tuesday, shares of $NVIDIA(NVDA)$   rose 3.6%, rebounding from a late-March low of $164.27 to around $195, approaching prior highs. After rallying nearly 20% in just two weeks, a key question emerges: is this the start of a new leg higher, or is the rally entering a more measured phase? The options market appears to have an answer. On April 14, a roughly $35 million multi-leg trade showed that institutional investors are still actively positioning for further upside in NVDA. Options Activity: $35M Structure Signals a Measured Upside View

Nvidia's expected P/E ratio (P/E) converged to 18.7 times at the end of March. Looking back at the past decade, this number only appeared twice in March 2016 and January 2019! Why is the price near its historical high, but the P/E ratio hit a ten-year low? Because of its future profit expectations (E) growth rate, it has far outpaced the pace of price (P) gains. The market is always worried that Nvidia will repeat the crash of the periodic chip stock, but Nvidia's performance is highly certain when giants like Meta still can pour $21 billion into buying power. This contraction in the P/E ratio, driven by strong fundamental growth, is the dream “gold cross-buying point” for value investors and trend traders.

$NVDA 20260424 165.0 PUT$ Ignore noise, stay focus to AI

The recent volatility driven by the U.S.-Iran conflict has created a complex "tug-of-war" between defensive energy plays and growth-oriented tech stocks. The April 8th rebound suggests that the market is attempting to price in a "relief rally" following ceasefire news, but the underlying technicals and geopolitical risks suggest a more nuanced approach than a simple "buy everything" strategy. Market Context: Why the Split Performance? The divergence you noticed on April 8th—where most tech rallied while $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Palantir (PLTR) fell—is largely due to the "war premium" unwinding. The Tech/Crypto Rebound: Stocks like $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Nvidia (NVDA) and

Ceasefire already violated and oil flow has been stopped and war may restart, more buying opportunities  to come[Happy]  

Markets are not buying Nvidia right now. They are testing it. And the $175 to $180 range is where that test plays out. 📉 What Just Happened NVDA bottomed at $164 in late March. It has since bounced 8% to around $178. But do not mistake this for a clean recovery. Oil above $111. Rates still elevated. Hedge funds sold US tech at the fastest pace in 13 years last month. NVDA is still below both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages. This is a fragile bounce in a fragile environment. ⚖️ The $175 to $180 Zone Is Everything $175 - institutional support, where buyers defend the AI narrative $180 - momentum trigger, where flows come back fast $172 - the line you do not want to see break $161 - neckline of a head and shoulders pattern. Below this, the measured move targets $137. Above $180 with co

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Based on gurufocus valuation, NVDA is currently very undervalued with good financial health. Also good to know that they have some involvement in the quantum space. Would recommend a long term approach to bullish trades on NVDA, volatility in the short term is expected.

Wall Street rallied on Tuesday with the $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ and $S&P 500(.SPX)$ both gaining over 1% to re-approach their record highs. Risk sentiment improved amid easing geopolitical concerns, while market attention increasingly shifted toward the upcoming earnings season. The Nasdaq-100 advanced 1.8% to mark its longest winning streak since 2021. Amplifying the return, the Nasdaq 7x Long DLC surged more than 12%, with the corresponding Nasdaq 7x Short DLC falling a similar magnitude. Among the biggest movers in the US market covered by the DLCs included $Micron Technology(MU)$ , which rose 9%, sending the Micron 3x Long DLC up 27% on a US market close-to-close

The framing is directionally sound, but it is worth separating technical momentum from earnings-validated repricing. 1. What the breakout actually means The move above $190–$195 in NVIDIA is significant because that zone was supply-heavy. Clearing it suggests: Positioning has flipped from distribution to accumulation Buyers are willing to front-run earnings validation Coupled with strength in Micron Technology and TSMC, the signal is that the AI stack is moving in sync, not in isolation. 2. Can $200 be reclaimed first? Yes, and quite plausibly before earnings, but the nuance is important: Path 1: Momentum-led break (most likely near-term) NVDA tags or briefly clears $200 on flow and sentiment. Risk: prone to rejection or consolidation just above $200. Path 2: Earnings-backed breakout (more

We’re really glad to see that so many readers liked the “one-chart” format. Yesterday’s post has now passed 30k+ views across platforms. This follow-up goes one step deeper: instead of just naming companies, it looks at how AI and robotics can be understood as two connected ecosystems, and where selected SG-listed names may sit within that broader landscape. While AI-generated visuals can be produced quickly, getting the structure right still takes time. This chart went through 8 versions and around 90 minutes of prompt rewrites and layout adjustments before reaching this final form. Hope you like it. [AI-readable] Post Type: Sector follow-up / knowledge-map post Topic: AI and robotics landscape Context: Follow-up to a previous post that reached 30k+ views across platforms Purpose: To expl

NVDA Near Highs Again, $35M Options Bet Says Rally Isn't Over Driven by a continued AI tailwind and improving risk appetite, Nvidia's stock has staged a sharp recovery. On Tuesday, shares of $NVIDIA(NVDA)$   rose 3.6%, rebounding from a late-March low of $164.27 to around $195, approaching prior highs. After rallying nearly 20% in just two weeks, a key question emerges: is this the start of a new leg higher, or is the rally entering a more measured phase? The options market appears to have an answer. On April 14, a roughly $35 million multi-leg trade showed that institutional investors are still actively positioning for further upside in NVDA. Options Activity: $35M Structure Signals a Measured Upside View

Break 200 and to the moon next!

Possible to surge to $200 with positive market sentiment and there is bullish forecasts that extend beyond. Weigh high target versus high valuation.

Nvidia's expected P/E ratio (P/E) converged to 18.7 times at the end of March. Looking back at the past decade, this number only appeared twice in March 2016 and January 2019! Why is the price near its historical high, but the P/E ratio hit a ten-year low? Because of its future profit expectations (E) growth rate, it has far outpaced the pace of price (P) gains. The market is always worried that Nvidia will repeat the crash of the periodic chip stock, but Nvidia's performance is highly certain when giants like Meta still can pour $21 billion into buying power. This contraction in the P/E ratio, driven by strong fundamental growth, is the dream “gold cross-buying point” for value investors and trend traders.

$NVDA 20260424 165.0 PUT$ Ignore noise, stay focus to AI

The recent volatility driven by the U.S.-Iran conflict has created a complex "tug-of-war" between defensive energy plays and growth-oriented tech stocks. The April 8th rebound suggests that the market is attempting to price in a "relief rally" following ceasefire news, but the underlying technicals and geopolitical risks suggest a more nuanced approach than a simple "buy everything" strategy. Market Context: Why the Split Performance? The divergence you noticed on April 8th—where most tech rallied while $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Palantir (PLTR) fell—is largely due to the "war premium" unwinding. The Tech/Crypto Rebound: Stocks like $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Nvidia (NVDA) and

Markets are not buying Nvidia right now. They are testing it. And the $175 to $180 range is where that test plays out. 📉 What Just Happened NVDA bottomed at $164 in late March. It has since bounced 8% to around $178. But do not mistake this for a clean recovery. Oil above $111. Rates still elevated. Hedge funds sold US tech at the fastest pace in 13 years last month. NVDA is still below both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages. This is a fragile bounce in a fragile environment. ⚖️ The $175 to $180 Zone Is Everything $175 - institutional support, where buyers defend the AI narrative $180 - momentum trigger, where flows come back fast $172 - the line you do not want to see break $161 - neckline of a head and shoulders pattern. Below this, the measured move targets $137. Above $180 with co

Ceasefire already violated and oil flow has been stopped and war may restart, more buying opportunities  to come[Happy]  

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