The author bought 350 NVDA call contracts expiring in two trading days, arguing the stock crushed earnings but has been beaten down for a week and that Jensen Huang gave only positive commentary at the Goldman Sachs conference. The mechanism is a short-term mean-reversion bounce: a 2-4% pop would sharply inflate the near-expiry options. The main risk is the extremely short two-day expiry, where time decay and any failure to bounce would wipe out the $16k premium.