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Reddit split on Nvidia between a disclosed share buy and a long-dated put, while other posts covered Applied Digital financing, Zeta's results and oil majors.

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Nvidia buys versus puts

One r/wallstreetbets author disclosed buying 100 Nvidia shares at $178, while another listed a $100 put expiring 3/1/2027.

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r/wallstreetbets

Integrated oil companies are down about 20% while refinery strikes persist, one commenter argues

The commenter argues integrated oil companies are irrationally down about 20% while Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries persist.

Yep. If oil slides back to the high $60s, 100% full port oil. This is nonsensical.

The commenter would go full-port long oil if crude slides back to the high $60s.

Watch Crude prices approaching the high $60s.

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r/stocks

Louisiana bonds could fund up to $4.6 billion for Applied Digital's Delta Forge 1

A proposed Louisiana revenue-bond structure could finance a substantial portion of APLD's 300 MW Delta Forge 1 campus, where Meta is the tenant, reducing the need to issue new shares. The author cautions the $4.6 billion is only a proposed maximum authorization.

APLD BIG NEWS. Delta Forge 1 in Boyce, LA (where Meta is the tenant) may have over $4.6 billion in

The campus carries about $7.5 billion of contracted hyperscaler revenue, per the post.

Watch Final approval and size of the bond authorization.

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r/ValueInvesting

Zeta Global posts its 21st consecutive beat-and-raise quarter

Zeta's Q3 showed 46% revenue growth, first positive GAAP EPS and raised FY26 and Q4 guidance.

$ZETA Q3 26 earnings - 21st consecutive BEAT & RAISE $ZETA reported its Q3 earnings an they are (once again)

The author highlights a Rule of 71 result.

Watch Q4 results against the raised guidance.

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r/ValueInvesting

S&P forward P/E of 17.7 conflicts with a Shiller CAPE near 40

The author contrasts a forward P/E of 17.7, driven by a roughly 34% jump in EPS estimates, with a CAPE of about 40 against a 30-year average near 29.

Is this a real dip? Forward P/E says cheap, CAPE says ~40 Forward P/E on the S&P is 17.7, lowest

The pullback of 4-6% was mostly in AI names, per the post.

Watch Revisions to S&P 500 EPS estimates.

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r/AMD_Stock

AMD trader's low-ball 400-share limit buy fills; argues dip buyers will step in below the 200-day EMA

The author reports a filled 400-share AMD buy order on a low-ball limit and argues dip buyers will support the stock below its 200-day EMA.

Technical Analysis for AMD 11/10-----Pre-Market So I have a general rule. When the market gives you a gift------take it.

The author had sold a 400-share lot into the prior run-up.

Watch Whether AMD holds dip-buying support near its 200-day EMA.

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r/ValueInvesting

Tempus AI bull case rests on a healthcare data moat and 33% revenue growth

The author cites Tempus AI's data moat, pharma partnerships, 33% revenue growth and positive adjusted EBITDA, and discloses a meaningful position.

Tempus AI Deep Dive: Palantir of Healthcare?

The author acknowledges valuation, dilution and reimbursement risks.

Watch Reimbursement and dilution developments.

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r/commodities

Cocoa recovery to $6,000-$7,000 argued on supply fundamentals

The author cites El Nino risk, an Ivory Coast production decline, port arrivals down 45% and a StoneX deficit forecast.

Cocoa heading back to $6,000 to $7,000 soon Cocoa heading back to $6,000 to $7,000 soon?

The author sees a recovery toward $6,000-$7,000 before the end of 2026 as conceivable.

Watch Ivory Coast port arrivals.

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