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Investors brace for a $200 billion rollercoaster as Nvidia's earnings report looms, with options signalling a potential 10.6% swing

(Bloomberg) -- Nvidia Corp. investors may have almost $200 billion in market value riding on this week’s earnings report, according to options positioning.Most Read from BloombergYour 401(k) Will Be Gone Within a DecadeCapital One to Buy Discover for $35 Billion in Year's Biggest Deal Largest Covid Vaccine Study Yet Finds Links to Health ConditionsStocks Fall Before Nvidia’s Must-Watch Earnings: Markets WrapUS Tells Allies Russia May Launch Anti-Satellite Nuclear Weapon Into S...

The U.S. equity options market is rife with speculation about Nvidia's upcoming earnings report, which could potentially trigger a substantial movement in the stock.

Nvidia, up about 50% this year, could see its shares swing by about 11% in either direction following its quarterly results on Feb. 21, according to data from options analytics service ORATS

Nvidia is expected to post earnings of $4.56 a share, and a rise in quarterly revenue to $20.378bn

Nvidia’s earnings report comes with the risk that the results won’t be spectacular enough to send prices higher. They could bring a loss.

Traders in the U.S. equity options market are betting Nvidias upcoming earnings report could spur a massive move in the shares of the worlds most dominant artificial intelligence chipmaker. ...

Traders in the U.S. equity options market are betting Nvidia's upcoming earnings report could spur a massive move in the shares of the world's most dominant artificial intelligence chipmaker. Nvidia, up about 50% this year, could see its shares swing by about 11% in either direction following its quarterly results on Feb. 21, according to data from options analytics service ORATS. With Nvidia's market capitalization at $1.8 trillion, a move of that size would make for a potentia...

NEW YORK : Traders in the U.S. equity options market are betting Nvidia's upcoming earnings report could spur a massive move in the shares of the world's most dominant artificial intelligence chipmaker. Nvidia, up about 50 per cent this year, could see its shares swing by about 11 per cent in either direc

The S&P 500 fell 1.7% in the first three trading days of the year, its worst stumble out of the gate since 2016. That comes after a surge in which the S&P 500 rose 11% during a dizzying fourth-quarter rally. The index gained 24% in 2023.