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Turbulence or celebration? The market will welcome "nvidia time" tomorrow morning!
It is widely expected in the market that Nvidia's Q2 revenue will double year-on-year. Morgan Stanley said that if Nvidia's revenue exceeds expectations, it may drive AI stocks to rise by 3-15%; otherwise, it may cause the market to collapse. However, what really affects the stock is whether the company can alleviate concerns about the delay of Blackwell.
The expectation of doubled income, 10% implied volatility! Can nvidia "catch" the market's optimistic sentiment?
Bank of America believes that the market may underestimate the disappointing performance risks of Nvidia. The implied stock price volatility of Nvidia options is 10%, which means that the stock price may fluctuate in any direction by 10%. Since 2018, the stock has never fallen more than 8% on its earnings release day.
Buckle up! After the August shock, nvidia will face a 'big test' next week, with Wall Street unanimously bullish.
Wall Street analysts still reiterated their bullish view on it before the performance announcement.
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Nvidia's "belief differentiation": before the big drop, Citadel and DE Shaw cut their holdings, while Renaissance increased its holdings.
"High-stakes gambling" is happening, and there is a huge difference in the market's valuation and development potential for Nvidia. Citadel sold about 0.5 million shares of Nvidia stock in the second quarter of this year, while Elliott Management warned that Nvidia is in a bubble and AI is being overly hyped. Yet others are still enthusiastically buying in.
Nvidia's AI dominance remains unshakable! Why can no giant challenge its throne?
Nvidia's core design lies in building a business barrier, which is composed of a tight combination of software and hardware and can effectively prevent competitors from intruding.
Technology leveraged ETFs plummeted, with some falling as much as 60%, triggering further selling due to additional margin calls.
Investors placed big bets on the rebound of technology stocks last month, pouring billions of dollars into leveraged ETFs that invest in technology companies. However, these funds have recently suffered significant losses, with some falling by as much as 60%. Some analysts have pointed out that the biggest concern now is "forced selling", which could further push down stock prices.
The plummet of US stocks has severely affected leveraged technology ETFs, with a market cap evaporating up to 60%.
Last month, investors bet billions of dollars on a sharp rebound of technology stocks. Now, their leveraged ETF positions are suffering heavy losses in the widespread market downturn.
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What goes up must come down! A $2 billion leveraged ETF scoops up technology stocks at rock-bottom prices, causing blood to flow.
A batch of leveraged ETFs centered on technology products has seen double-digit losses, previously hit by the market crash and stocks related to the AI hype.
AI frenzy swept the fund market! Nvidia (NVDA.US) beat Tesla (TSLA.US) to become the most popular single-stock ETF asset.
According to the Wise Finance APP, a new player has taken the lead in the speculative field of ETF investments. Thanks to the continuous prosperity of artificial intelligence, Nvidia (NVDA.US) now dominates the ETF tracking of a company, occupying more than half of the assets of the so-called single-stock ETF, with a total amount exceeding $6 billion. Meanwhile, according to data from JPMorgan and Bloomberg Intelligence, Tesla (TSLA.US)-centered funds account for only one-fifth of all assets in the industry, down from two-thirds last year.
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