Nvidia Up 2.1%—What’s the Options Play Now? | #OptionsHandbook EP004

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07-31

$英伟达(NVDA)$ stock gained 2.1% on Wednesday. Morgan Stanley analysts are confident the stock has more to gain, raising their target price to $200 from $170.

Nvidia is a classic case of a large-cap, highly liquid stock with clear fundamentals—making it one of the most popular underlying stocks for options trading.

Whether you're bullish, bearish, or neutral, options offer strategies to express your market view!

▶ Bullish on Nvidia?

You could buy a $185 Call expiring Aug 15 for around $2.76. If the stock climbs past $185, your option is in the money. Your breakeven is $187.26 — anything above that means a profit. Or exit early and take profits anytime.

▶ Prefer selling?

You could write a $185 Call expiring Aug 15 and pocket $2.76 in premium. If Nvidia stays at or below $185, you keep the full premium.

▶ Other plays:

You could also take a bearish view by buying a Put, or set up a Straddle to profit from significant price moves—up or down.

Nvidia is just one example. The Options Handbook breaks down seller strategies for all kinds of market conditions—now available at Tiger Coin Center!

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Waiting Game: Nvidia at Highs, Add at $170 or Wait $150?
Nvidia’s Q2 revenue rose over 55%, but revenue in China dropped sharply by 24%, wiping out $93B in market value. After the last earnings report, Nvidia pulled back and consolidated before breaking to new highs, eventually climbing to $180. This time, the earnings aren’t actually bad — the recent surge just front-loaded the gains. 1. Is $170 the start of Nvidia’s new bull market, or should we wait for a pullback to the $150 support level? 2. What’s your choice — is it ever too late to buy Nvidia? 3. How will AVGO affect Nvidia stock price?
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