Long term NVIDIA call option

- OP is considering buying call options on $NVDA at a strike price of $126 with an expiry of Dec 2026 - They are considering investing their entire savings into these call options - OP assumes a positive trend in Nvidia's stock price leading up to 2025 - Question about the value of call options decreasing as the expiry date approaches, wondering if it affects the upfront cost or profit made from the shares

🚨 Reddit sentiment: mixed/negative - Most of the comments are concerned about the risks and suggest that dumping all savings into NVIDIA calls is a bad idea, although some are optimistic about NVIDIA's performance and potential returns. Summarized comments: - NVDA is not going to miss a quarter until 2025, but relying too much on one stock is risky - Dumping entire savings into Dec 2026 call options on NVIDIA is regarded as a bad and gambling-like idea - NVDA's premium is high, with a break-even price around $166 - Choosing a round number like 150 for far ITM contracts is suggested for higher liquidity - Timing for such an investment is considered late and throwing entire savings into one play is discouraged - NVDA is expected to trade above $250 by Q1 2026 - Some believe buying NVDA calls is a better idea than shorting it - Phenomenal success reported by someone who bought similar calls earlier; advised to wait for December 2027 calls - Suggested to switch discussions to subreddits like r/wallstreetbets or r/Nvidiastock Stock tickers discussed: NVDA