Nvidia Stock Split, Meme Stocks and 0DTEs Don't Miss This Weeks Recap
By:Ryan Gaynor
Nvidia (NVDA) stock will split 10 for one on June 7, making each share one-tenth its current price and increasing the number of shares tenfold. Despite the change, the company's value remains the same. Stock splits like these aim to make shares more accessible to retail investors, potentially signaling bullish sentiment. For traders, options will adjust accordingly, with strike prices decreasing and quantities increasing. As Nvidia drives the semiconductor index, it impacts related exchange-traded funds (ETFs) like SMI. Consider trading strategies like iron condors on SMI or bullish positions on undervalued stocks like Intel.
Tom Sosnoff discusses the renewed focus on meme stocks, particularly GameStop (GME), after Keith Gill (Roaring Kitty) revealed a significant position. Sosnoff addresses the question of whether Gill's actions resemble market manipulation seen in institutional trading. Concerns arise over Morgan Stanley's public-relations strategy and Securities and Exchange Commission scrutiny, highlighting inconsistent regulatory perspectives. This is just some of the meme stock coverage this week at tastylive.
Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista discus key insights into zero days to expiration (0DTE) trading strategies. They highlight the volatile S&P and NASDAQ markets, and the elevated VIX 1D. The focus then shifts to position-sizing, emphasizing that 0DTE trades carry significantly higher risk (up to 10 times) than 45-day positions. Traders are advised to adjust buying power accordingly and be patient with longer-dated options.
Ryan Gaynor is a video content specialist at tastylive.
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