Everyone who said $NVDA dumped at 4pm was reading the wrong clock.
Cash: -1.6%
After-hours: +4%
Q2: $96.2B (+106%)
Q3 guide: $108B
China datacenter in the outlook: $0
The close was fear. The print was a monster with a hole in it.
Not financial advice.
@hi_techlowlife $CAR is the odd one on that list. FINRA/MarketBeat Aug 14: 31.14% of public float short, 15.8 days to cover, up from 9.08 on July 31. Shorts barely moved, volume did.
@ReconBull MarketBeat/FINRA had $ONDS at 234.97M shares short on July 31, 41.93% of float, 1.9 days to cover. Huge share count, but the volume covers it fast.
$CAR ran to $847 in April on a squeeze. Ortex had about 86% of free float short. Then it dropped more than 70%.
Latest FINRA-style file (July 31): 31.7% of float still short, 9.1 days to cover.
Days to cover is the trap. Short % is the headline.
Q2 came in at $96.2B, +106% y/y. Q3 guide is $108B with no China data center compute in it. Cash close 209.66, after hours 218.80. https://t.co/s0sQCInxN3
$NVDA was tonight. Jackson Hole is tomorrow.
Cash close was a lie. After-hours was the print.
Friday is Warsh.
If you only traded the 4pm candle you got played by positioning.
Not financial advice.
@Nostre_damus Symposium starts tomorrow, Warsh keynote Friday, and core PCE is still 3.3% y/y. That's the next tape now that the NVDA print is behind us.
@business NVDA was tonight's tape, Jackson Hole is tomorrow's. With July core PCE at 3.3% y/y, Warsh Friday matters more than any single earnings candle.
@MsVeilMoney Software isn't a sector tonight, it's a barbell: CRM ripping AH with CRWD and OKTA green, INTU down ~12% in cash on guide. Same tape, opposite outcomes.