Nvidia Rebounds 2% ahead of 26 Aug Earnings; 5x Long DLC rises 11%

SG DLC News
08-26

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ snapped a seven-day losing streak ahead of its highly anticipated earnings, release after the US market close on Wednesday (26 August).

The stock rose 2.2%, lifting the $NVDA 5xLongSG280726(KJHW.SI)$ by around 11% while the $NVDA 5xShortSG280726(VU6W.SI)$ declined by similar magnitude.

Nvidia shares have declined immediately following its earnings in each of its last four releases. It was most recently on a 7-day losing streak, declining 7.4% over the period of 13 to 24 August.

Investors with a bullish view can consider the $NVDA 5xLongSG280726(KJHW.SI)$ , while those who expect further downside can consider the $NVDA 5xShortSG280726(VU6W.SI)$.

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Comments

  • quixy
    08-26
    quixy
    11% on a 2.2% move is rich for 5x exposure, feels like overnight premium doing the work. Post-earnings that gap can compress fast if liquidity stays thin
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