In the last two days, $NVDA, a $3 trillion market cap company, swung 6% up and 6% down like a penny stock. What does this tell us? It highlights the speculative nature of hedge funds moving in and out. Just 10 years ago, even a $100B company wouldn’t move more than 2% in either direction. This shift shows the changing dynamics of liquidity, with hedge funds driving much of the movement. It also illustrates that 99% of the money printed by the Fed ends up with the elites, not benefiting hard-working citizens. In this environment, simply relying on technicals may not be enough for retail traders to succeed. You need to leverage the machines the way the elites do.
In the last two days, $NVDA, a $3 trillion market cap company, swung 6% up and 6% down like a penny stock. What does this tell us? It highlights the speculative nature of hedge funds moving in and out. Just 10 years ago, even a $100B company wouldn't move more than 2% in either… pic.twitter.com/HmIUrhtxhP
— optionGeek (@StockShark16) January 8, 2025