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NVDA NVIDIA CORP

◆ Split · last 7 days · 7d · 30d · 90d

Bullish share
57%
79 bullish vs 60 bearish voices
People
366
who mentioned NVDA
Mentions
449
posts and comments
Neutral voices
238
mentioned it without a clear stance

Bullish and bearish voices per day

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Closing price

▲ / ▼ mark consensus signal days (at least 10 people taking a side)
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Mentions per day

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Consensus signals and what happened next
Signal dayConsensusBull / bearEntry1d1d vs S&P5d5d vs S&P20d20d vs S&P
2026-10-27◆ Split 47 / 45pending ………………
2026-10-26▲ Leaning bullish 18 / 8pending ………………
By subreddit
SubredditBullishBearishNeutralSplitBullish shareConsensus
r/wallstreetbets 5249164 51%Split
r/stocks 16227 89%Strongly bullish
r/ValueInvesting 5221 71%Leaning bullish
r/investing 3611 33%Leaning bearish
r/StockMarket 218 67%Too few opinions
r/dividends 003 —Too few opinions
r/pennystocks 002 —Too few opinions
r/Bogleheads 101 100%Too few opinions
r/options 001 —Too few opinions
What people are saying (last 7 days)

▲ Bullish takes

NVIDIA PRICE GOES UP, 1 MIN BEFORE AUTO LIQD, AND THEY DROP CONTRACTS BY 0.02C each from 0.05C to 0.03c, that’s all folks. Done with this rigged garbage. Absolutely pathetic

…ing establish the amount of loo you are willing to to have. I set mine at 15% unless it is a company like NVDA. If I have a lot of conviction around a company I let this slide a little more and will buy the dip. Next if you have decent gains set a stop loss at break even or the 15% loss. Up 100% set a stop loss at 75% …

Nvidia funds companies to buy its own chips, Wall Street calls it growth, and retail buys the top. Same circus, bigger numbers

Not quite Neoclouds getting loans against GPUs is no different than any other revenue generating business assets such as a truck. The Neoclouds get contracts worth hundreds of millions and billions to buy compute, and use those to get the loans. Difference is that the neoclouds dont have enough business history for low…

So nvidia low from 3:20-3:30 was 216.49, but they sold off my contracts at 0.02c each? And now, at 216.40, 10 mins later, they are 0.05c? Ok, not rigged at all. Fuckint pathetic

Meta diluting 100B to buy more NVDA and MU chips is bullish LMAO 🤌

▼ Bearish takes

While I don't disagree with your points, GPUs are used primarily for training of the next generation along with the inference on existing models. So in other words you're saying that GPUs are used in every step of the LLM lifecycle. Your hot take is that you agree? They are betting on the value creation of a training r…

I'm probably a bit older than most on here. This seems much like the .com bubble. Something will happen (economically or disaster from a PR perspective) and the incestuous relationships between the nvidia, amazon, meta, anthropic and/or openAI will come crashing down. If Anthropic eventually turns a profit, it will mea…

The Bubble is getting close to bursting. All the money out there is invested and it is getting harder to find new money, hence the upcoming IPO. We are already at the point where nvidia is giving money(investing in them) to their customers so they can buy nvidia chips. This is just like the dot com bubble and personal …

Except they remained wildly profitable between when Bitcoin switched to ASICs and when AI started booming. There was no point in time where reddit was correct about Nvidia crashing because it was overvalued Edit: actually looking at when these all happened, you're just wrong. Bitcoin mining switched to ASICs in the mid…

But how does that protect them? What's that saying? If you go bankrupt and owe Nvidia ten thousand dollars, that's your problem. If you go bankrupt and owe Nvidia 15 billion dollars, that's Nvidia's problem.

The bubble is going to burst when companies stop ordering processing backlog because they will have enough or are incurring losses large enough to not justify more orders. Mark my words