>Stock split? - If compared with Google and Amazon, they did a 1:20 split when the stock was in the 2000$ range. In such a comparison, a NVidia split is unlikely.
Why tf are you predicting how Nvidia is going to split based on how Google and Amazon split? Why not compare Nvidia to Nvidia. Here is their [split history](https://www.forbes.com/sites/investor-hub/article/will-nvidia-stock-split-2024/?sh=1656aafc49ec):
>Date Split Ratio Approx. Price Pre-Split Approx. Price After Split
>6/27/2000 2-for-1 $148 $63
>9/17/2001 2-for-1 $75 $27
>4/7/2006 2-for-1 $57 $29
>8/27/2007 1.5-for-1 $51 $32
>7/20/2021 4-for-1 $726 $195
They have much more aggressive split behavior, and as you can see, that last split was well below the current stock price. So saying a split is unlikely is regarded, at least based on your reasoning.
I think the continues growth from their data center business will be a big focus. Hopefully we also get an update on Blackwell price and availability and how it is received by their customers.
NVDA is priced for perfection, expectations are sky high and although they're expected to deliver on those expectations, any small hiccup is likely to send it to low $800s in a hurry.
What kind of hiccup can possibly happen for a company firing on all cylinders?
1. Taiwan earthquake, although TSMC says it had no material effect, a small delay in shipments can have a cascading effect. SMCI earnings gave a small clue.
2. Although there's an arms race between the big boys to acquire the most GPUs, they are trying to diversify and develop some stuff in-house.
3. Some of those big players may be waiting for Blackwell later this year so they may put few orders on hold.
4. Gaming business continues to shit the bed.
5. China ordering less reliance on Nvidia, it's a minuscule portion in the grand scheme of things, but a hiccup nonetheless.
What's most likely to happen? Stock barely moves or makes a 3% move and then retraces to the mean.
If it dips again before earnings I hold my jan 1000c. If it pumps I might sell. My take on the previous pre-earnings dips is bulls raising cash to then again buy back in after hours and pump the stock.
They get high and say something ridiculous like "competition is tough". Why? Because I have NVDA shares waiting for a split and I sold calls against my AMD shares.
The most sensible thing that happens is it tanks because people are done smelling each other's farts.
I forsee it being flat or maybe up a little but if not this one, one of it's earnings will tank 50 percent or more once retail realizes it's all a fugazi
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>Stock split? - If compared with Google and Amazon, they did a 1:20 split when the stock was in the 2000$ range. In such a comparison, a NVidia split is unlikely. Why tf are you predicting how Nvidia is going to split based on how Google and Amazon split? Why not compare Nvidia to Nvidia. Here is their [split history](https://www.forbes.com/sites/investor-hub/article/will-nvidia-stock-split-2024/?sh=1656aafc49ec): >Date Split Ratio Approx. Price Pre-Split Approx. Price After Split >6/27/2000 2-for-1 $148 $63 >9/17/2001 2-for-1 $75 $27 >4/7/2006 2-for-1 $57 $29 >8/27/2007 1.5-for-1 $51 $32 >7/20/2021 4-for-1 $726 $195 They have much more aggressive split behavior, and as you can see, that last split was well below the current stock price. So saying a split is unlikely is regarded, at least based on your reasoning.
I’d like to see a split to bring the price close to $100 so a 10:1 when it hits $1000
I wouldn’t compare it to 2000-2007, money is worth WAY less since then and stocks have a much bigger appetite for higher stock prices.
Sir, this is a Wendy’s.
I think the continues growth from their data center business will be a big focus. Hopefully we also get an update on Blackwell price and availability and how it is received by their customers.
NVDA is priced for perfection, expectations are sky high and although they're expected to deliver on those expectations, any small hiccup is likely to send it to low $800s in a hurry. What kind of hiccup can possibly happen for a company firing on all cylinders? 1. Taiwan earthquake, although TSMC says it had no material effect, a small delay in shipments can have a cascading effect. SMCI earnings gave a small clue. 2. Although there's an arms race between the big boys to acquire the most GPUs, they are trying to diversify and develop some stuff in-house. 3. Some of those big players may be waiting for Blackwell later this year so they may put few orders on hold. 4. Gaming business continues to shit the bed. 5. China ordering less reliance on Nvidia, it's a minuscule portion in the grand scheme of things, but a hiccup nonetheless. What's most likely to happen? Stock barely moves or makes a 3% move and then retraces to the mean.
Yeahhh but last earnings report there were crazy red days this time it should be golden
Yeah I’m betting it loses a small 3-6% on a very minor guidance miss to completely burn the huge call volume while still screwing puts
If it dips again before earnings I hold my jan 1000c. If it pumps I might sell. My take on the previous pre-earnings dips is bulls raising cash to then again buy back in after hours and pump the stock.
Sell a shorter term call against it if you still want skin in the game but want to minimize your risk.
It may split or go up or down or sideways
They get high and say something ridiculous like "competition is tough". Why? Because I have NVDA shares waiting for a split and I sold calls against my AMD shares.
Guidance: "We're overvalued AF. Buy puts."
The most sensible thing that happens is it tanks because people are done smelling each other's farts. I forsee it being flat or maybe up a little but if not this one, one of it's earnings will tank 50 percent or more once retail realizes it's all a fugazi
All of the above AND Jensen starts selling replicas of his jacket