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About $571,000 Drop in Large Traders’ Nvidia Net-Long Exposure

One account moved from a short to a long, while another sold part of a long; the reported moves totaled nearly $19 million.

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Employees walk along a landscaped path outside an office campus in Santa Clara, California. / TokenPost.ai (mono)
Employees walk along a landscaped path outside an office campus in Santa Clara, California. / TokenPost.ai (mono)

Across 27 large accounts trading Nvidia-linked NVDA contracts, net-long exposure fell by about $571,000 since Monday, while one account switched sides and another cut its long.

One account moved from a short position worth about $12.61 million on Tuesday to a long valued at roughly $359,000 on Wednesday. Another account’s long fell 81% after a sale of about $6.36 million, leaving roughly $1.49 million.

Seven accounts had long positions totaling about $22.1 million, while nine accounts held shorts worth about $31.44 million combined. The largest individual short was about $16.04 million.

An earlier EconoTimes report on the short position described it as open and showing an $86,600 paper gain.

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