Today, I’d like to formally invite you to sign up for one of the biggest (and potentially, most profitable) LIVE events we’ve ever hosted….
It’s called the Nvidia One Day Super Trade.
This special, time-sensitive event goes live on Tuesday, May 21st, at 2 p.m. ET. And as you’re about to see, what I’ll reveal in this live broadcast could send shockwaves throughout the entire global marketplace.
Here’s a quick look at what to expect…
Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) is set to report earnings on Wednesday, May 22nd.
As I’m sure you know, Nvidia earnings reactions in the past have resulted in massive, massive stock moves.
Going into its next announcement, the entire world will be wondering…
Will Nvidia continue to explode higher?
Or will exceeding expectations finally catch up to the stock, which will send shares crashing lower?
Just look at the last four NVDA earnings reactions below – noting what a tremendous impact they’ve had on the stock’s eye-popping price appreciation.
Without question, Nvidia earnings are the trigger that ignites these huge price moves.
That’s why its upcoming earnings release will be SO tremendously important…
This upcoming earnings release will be the most-watched earnings reaction of the entire year.
But here’s the thing…
Most investors are about to get taken to the cleaners.
You see, with so such excitement and anticipation for this event, everyday investors will pay huge price premiums – all in hopes that NVDA continues to soar.
But today, I’m here to tell you…
There’s a better way to play Nvidia’s earnings.
The trade I’m about to reveal is 90% cheaper paying nearly $1,000 for one share of NVDA stock.
And it has nothing to do with guessing on call or put options on Nvidia.
Best of all, when you use my unique strategy… it doesn’t matter if NVDA moves UP or moves DOWN.
With my Super Trade, you can profit so long as there is movement!
That’s why I’m so excited about this LIVE event.
If you attend our Nvidia One Day Super Trade event (which is free), I’m going to reveal a strategy that you can use to profit from NVDA’s earnings.
