Trade NVIDIA Corporation with LHFX

NVIDIA (NVDA) is the dominant supplier of accelerated-compute GPUs for AI training and inference, with annual revenue of roughly $130 billion and a market capitalisation that has placed it among the three largest US companies. The business reports two segments: Compute and Networking (around 87% of revenue, includes data centre GPUs, networking, and software) and Graphics (around 13%, includes gaming GPUs, professional visualisation, and automotive). Data centre is the centre of gravity. Quarterly data-centre revenue moved from roughly $4 billion in early 2023 to over $30 billion per quarter by late 2024, driven by hyperscaler purchases of H100, H200, and Blackwell-generation GPUs. The four largest customers (Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Google) together account for an estimated 40% of data-centre revenue, with smaller share from Oracle, sovereign AI buildouts, neocloud providers (CoreWeave, Lambda, Crusoe), and enterprise. NVIDIA's competitive position rests on three pieces: a multi-generation lead in compute density per watt (Blackwell GB200, then Rubin in 2026), the CUDA software stack with over 15 years of developer adoption, and the NVLink and InfiniBand networking that ties GPU clusters into trainable systems. AMD's MI300 and MI325 lines, Intel Gaudi 3, and customer ASIC programmes (Google TPU, AWS Trainium, Meta MTIA) are the credible competition. At LHFX you trade NVDA as a Contract for Difference. You profit or lose based on the NVDA share price moving in or against your position, with leverage up to 1:20 and a flat $3 per side commission. You do not own the underlying share, do not receive cash dividends, and have no voting rights. On ex-dividend dates (NVDA pays a small quarterly dividend) the cash amount is applied as a dividend adjustment to long and short CFD positions. Settlement is in USD.

Add NVDA to your MT5 Market Watch. The instrument trades during NASDAQ regular hours, Monday to Friday 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM ET. Commission is $3 per side, leverage up to 1:20. NVDA daily moves are 2 to 4% on a regular session and 8 to 15% on earnings days. The stock is the highest-volatility large-cap in the S&P 500 over the last two years. Size positions so a 10% adverse move costs no more than 2% of your account. Earnings drop in late February, late May, late August, and mid to late November after the bell. Implied moves in the options market frequently price 8 to 12% earnings-day swings, and realised moves have often exceeded the implied. Worked example, illustrative numbers. On a $3,000 account at an NVDA price of $140 (post-2024 ten-for-one split levels), a 0.5 lot CFD position controls 50 shares worth $7,000 of notional exposure. At 1:20 leverage the margin requirement is roughly $350, or 12% of your account. A 10% adverse gap from $140 to $126 costs $700, which is 23% of your account. To keep an earnings-day gap inside a 2% loss budget you size to 0.04 lots (around 4 shares of notional exposure), where a 10% gap costs about $56. Discipline rule: cut size into earnings or carry it through with a wider stop and a smaller position. Do not run a maximum-leverage NVDA position into the print.