if you wanna take some profit maybe do it after their earnings call on august 28th
Samjabr on
I would hold these until 2025-2026 – or you could always sell 100 a month – Assuming you’re in LT cap gains mode.
Consistent-Chapter-8 on
At that cost basis? Hold. Covered calls would net you considerable income…
Affectionate-File639 on
Hold, don’t be a pussy
eskhalaf on
Hold 💯
Grift-Economy-713 on
That’s thousands a month if you sell covered calls. Since you’re already considering selling, you’ve got nothing to lose. Either free premium from degens on here or you sell your shares for even more money than they are already worth.
Johnnydomore on
I don’t get it. You make this much and then you come in here and ask? Blows my mind. No wonder most lose.
BeepGoesTheMinivan on
Gotta ring some some time.
selldivide on
NVDA to $150 by month’s end. At least.
Ashah491 on
I’d do CC at like $140 or so before earnings. Depending on how earnings goes, you could do 1 or 2 CC monthly and make some decent income. If they got challenged, roll them up or lock in some gains.
daddydeltsfr on
I’d advise you wait till the position goes red and then sell. It builds character
Glum-Investment-2518 on
If I were you I would keep selling 10% each time at high and buying the dip but if you have idle fund then keep buying the dip
MaybeNext-Monday on
4x? Take that shit and run, but hey that’s just me. It’s not like you can’t still multiply that money once you take it, that’s enough cash to very comfortably make a lot off of lower risk moves.
thekidin on
Sell your principal amount + 25%. Everything else is pure gain
Far-Requirement9180 on
Asking to a group of degens. Ok …
ConsiderationKey1658 on
Hold. Earning gonna be good
2x2x3x37 on
Owning hundreds of shares gives you a great foundation for options trading.
Here are a few strategies you can use to profit:
Covered Calls:
How it works: You sell call options on the shares you own.
Profit potential: You earn a premium from selling the call options. If the stock price stays below the strike price, you keep the premium and your shares. If it rises above the strike price, you sell your shares at the strike price, potentially making a profit on the shares plus the premium
Cash-Secured Puts:
How it works: You sell put options on a stock you wouldn’t mind owning.
Profit potential: You collect the premium from selling the put options. If the stock price stays above the strike price, you keep the premium. If it falls below, you buy the stock at the strike price, potentially at a discount
Protective Puts:
How it works: You buy put options on the shares you own.
Profit potential: This strategy acts as insurance. If the stock price falls, the put option increases in value, offsetting some of your losses
Collars:
How it works: You buy a protective put and sell a covered call simultaneously.
Profit potential: This strategy limits both your potential gains and losses. You earn a premium from the call option and have downside protection from the put option
amadmongoose on
Any time you are asking yourself, maybe i should sell, sell at least enough to cover what you put in. Then anything that happens from there on is no regrets
wazman2222 on
Sell you imbecile
playa4thee on
Wow… what a cost basis bro… nice!
You know very well that you are not going to sell this stock until after Earnings.
Admit it.. you wanted to show off….. Well if you got it.. flaunt it!
dedjim444 on
I bet it goes to 138… covered calls or sell there… dips and then goes to 200
thirtydelta on
Hold, without a doubt.
PckMan on
Hold through earnings. At this cost basis you can’t go red and you can make a killing selling CCs
Allinmoney on
Danm you was prolly shittin bricks 2 week’s ago no?
Sufficient_Total3070 on
Sell
Specific_Screen_6673 on
Sell them go all in on palantir
neversleeps212 on
Sell enough to recoup your principle and hold the rest
Hereiamonce on
“Take profit”
BlackTroy300 on
Why sell?
charlyflies on
Rotate everything into INTC.. intel is trading below book value which is crazy considering their 18A process is just around the corner and is the only U.S. chipmaker who actually manufactures smart chips. Intel foundries to come next.
newbturner on
Just forget you have the shares for 10 years or sell covered calls
Illustrious-Plane484 on
I’d be holding, I have around 45 shares of NVDA and my cost basis is $12.81. I think it’s a longer hold as I’ve been buying shares for years.
TheSchemingPanda on
“My wallet’s too small for my 50s and my diamond shoes are too tight”
On a serious note, hold and sell covered calls
Calendar_Neat on
Fuck you.
Solid_Direction_8929 on
Don’t sell stock. Sell CCs.
Mixitwitdarelish on
Why are you thinking of the stock you could retire on as something to sell after 18 months
FormalBananaSuit on
Sell covered calls 7 days out with 0.30 delta until you lose the shares. Could be the first week or maybe you’ll be able to do it for a long time and collect premium.
Competitive_Post8 on
that is not a lot of money. nvda still has room to grow. wait at least two three years.
frumpydrangus on
This could be exercised calls. I exercised a $0.50 NVDA call and brokerage should my average cost at 50¢
NewCryp on
Hold and sell covered calls
FreeformCauliflower on
What is your goal? When you know what your goal for investing is, you can find clarity with what answer is right for you.
hennyandpineapple on
I’d ask if you’re dumb or not, but I won’t since I already know you are cause you came here asking for advice. Just sell and do it over again with other stocks.
Jumpy-Individual-181 on
Sell my friend
NickyTShredsPow on
I would sell and buy some property.
CADINVST360 on
If this is 100% of ur holdings I’d sell and diversify. It’s already a 3 trillion dollar market cap it’s gonna take a significant amount of money to move the price. Buy s&p index fund and chill becauae if nvidia does double the whole s&p probably gonna make big moves to .. u might not get a double on the s&p as fast as a single stock but ur limiting ur risk and of being exposed to a single company.
Thecapitalhunter on
If you feel like rebalancing your portfolio or in general taking some wins, you can sell a portion of it lock in some gains. If you feel pretty certain about selling off your whole position, flirt first with the idea of selling half. Take some time to think this over 🧠
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if you wanna take some profit maybe do it after their earnings call on august 28th
I would hold these until 2025-2026 – or you could always sell 100 a month – Assuming you’re in LT cap gains mode.
At that cost basis? Hold. Covered calls would net you considerable income…
Hold, don’t be a pussy
Hold 💯
That’s thousands a month if you sell covered calls. Since you’re already considering selling, you’ve got nothing to lose. Either free premium from degens on here or you sell your shares for even more money than they are already worth.
I don’t get it. You make this much and then you come in here and ask? Blows my mind. No wonder most lose.
Gotta ring some some time.
NVDA to $150 by month’s end. At least.
I’d do CC at like $140 or so before earnings. Depending on how earnings goes, you could do 1 or 2 CC monthly and make some decent income. If they got challenged, roll them up or lock in some gains.
I’d advise you wait till the position goes red and then sell. It builds character
If I were you I would keep selling 10% each time at high and buying the dip but if you have idle fund then keep buying the dip
4x? Take that shit and run, but hey that’s just me. It’s not like you can’t still multiply that money once you take it, that’s enough cash to very comfortably make a lot off of lower risk moves.
Sell your principal amount + 25%. Everything else is pure gain
Asking to a group of degens. Ok …
Hold. Earning gonna be good
Owning hundreds of shares gives you a great foundation for options trading.
Here are a few strategies you can use to profit:
Covered Calls:
How it works: You sell call options on the shares you own.
Profit potential: You earn a premium from selling the call options. If the stock price stays below the strike price, you keep the premium and your shares. If it rises above the strike price, you sell your shares at the strike price, potentially making a profit on the shares plus the premium
Cash-Secured Puts:
How it works: You sell put options on a stock you wouldn’t mind owning.
Profit potential: You collect the premium from selling the put options. If the stock price stays above the strike price, you keep the premium. If it falls below, you buy the stock at the strike price, potentially at a discount
Protective Puts:
How it works: You buy put options on the shares you own.
Profit potential: This strategy acts as insurance. If the stock price falls, the put option increases in value, offsetting some of your losses
Collars:
How it works: You buy a protective put and sell a covered call simultaneously.
Profit potential: This strategy limits both your potential gains and losses. You earn a premium from the call option and have downside protection from the put option
Any time you are asking yourself, maybe i should sell, sell at least enough to cover what you put in. Then anything that happens from there on is no regrets
Sell you imbecile
Wow… what a cost basis bro… nice!
You know very well that you are not going to sell this stock until after Earnings.
Admit it.. you wanted to show off….. Well if you got it.. flaunt it!
I bet it goes to 138… covered calls or sell there… dips and then goes to 200
Hold, without a doubt.
Hold through earnings. At this cost basis you can’t go red and you can make a killing selling CCs
Danm you was prolly shittin bricks 2 week’s ago no?
Sell
Sell them go all in on palantir
Sell enough to recoup your principle and hold the rest
“Take profit”
Why sell?
Rotate everything into INTC.. intel is trading below book value which is crazy considering their 18A process is just around the corner and is the only U.S. chipmaker who actually manufactures smart chips. Intel foundries to come next.
Just forget you have the shares for 10 years or sell covered calls
I’d be holding, I have around 45 shares of NVDA and my cost basis is $12.81. I think it’s a longer hold as I’ve been buying shares for years.
“My wallet’s too small for my 50s and my diamond shoes are too tight”
On a serious note, hold and sell covered calls
Fuck you.
Don’t sell stock. Sell CCs.
Why are you thinking of the stock you could retire on as something to sell after 18 months
Sell covered calls 7 days out with 0.30 delta until you lose the shares. Could be the first week or maybe you’ll be able to do it for a long time and collect premium.
that is not a lot of money. nvda still has room to grow. wait at least two three years.
This could be exercised calls. I exercised a $0.50 NVDA call and brokerage should my average cost at 50¢
Hold and sell covered calls
What is your goal? When you know what your goal for investing is, you can find clarity with what answer is right for you.
I’d ask if you’re dumb or not, but I won’t since I already know you are cause you came here asking for advice. Just sell and do it over again with other stocks.
Sell my friend
I would sell and buy some property.
If this is 100% of ur holdings I’d sell and diversify. It’s already a 3 trillion dollar market cap it’s gonna take a significant amount of money to move the price. Buy s&p index fund and chill becauae if nvidia does double the whole s&p probably gonna make big moves to .. u might not get a double on the s&p as fast as a single stock but ur limiting ur risk and of being exposed to a single company.
If you feel like rebalancing your portfolio or in general taking some wins, you can sell a portion of it lock in some gains. If you feel pretty certain about selling off your whole position, flirt first with the idea of selling half. Take some time to think this over 🧠
Sell covered calls