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0.00Open0.01Pre Close0 Volume31.16K Open Interest160.00Strike Price0.00Turnover2719.51%IV17.73%PremiumDec 27, 2024Expiry Date0.00Intrinsic Value100Multiplier-15DDays to Expiry0.01Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type0.0041Delta0.0015Gamma13591.00Leverage Ratio-24.7112Theta0.0000Rho55.91Eff Leverage0.0000Vega
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There was a sell-off in the US stock market last Friday after a strong jobs report dampened Wall Street’s hope for more interest rate cuts this year.
For the longest time, investors have been trying to front run the Fed on the number of interest rates cut, but with inflation concerns resurfacing, it’s been a wake-up call for them!
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For the longest time, investors have been trying to front run the Fed on the number of interest rates cut, but with inflation concerns resurfacing, it’s been a wake-up call for them!
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when nvda looks low and sox looks high...I've never seen market not rebound after job numbers because rule #1 is: it doesn't matter. volatility is a cloud of bs. charts do lie. market hates uncertainty no one really knows all i can do is speculate. I see an obvious bit more down on nvda first
when nvda looks low and sox looks high...I've never seen market not rebound after job numbers because rule #1 is: it doesn't matter. volatility is a cloud of bs. charts do lie. market hates uncertainty no one really knows all i can do is speculate. I see an obvious bit more down on nvda first
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After all hype is over. We can go for fundamentals! Nvda made themselves as a major provider of chips that introduced them in broader market where the product are needed in AVs, GPUs, supercomputer and Data Centers (where they get most of their revenues). Lastly, Robotic humaniod are estimated to be on service in 1.5 years thanks to AI speeding up things to make it ASAP to solve jobs that ar...
After all hype is over. We can go for fundamentals! Nvda made themselves as a major provider of chips that introduced them in broader market where the product are needed in AVs, GPUs, supercomputer and Data Centers (where they get most of their revenues). Lastly, Robotic humaniod are estimated to be on service in 1.5 years thanks to AI speeding up things to make it ASAP to solve jobs that ar...
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KBB : Yes, all true but wake up call I’m not so sure because we knew interest rates were not going to be lowered before the jobs report. The market reacts because of algorithms and shifting money as quickly as possible, and has become less of an investment opportunity than a trading opportunity. A good jobs report means more people employed meaning more tax income, meaning more cash in hand for individuals that are working to buy computers and other retail items which is the flipside of lower interest rates. It is a complicated mechanism for sure.