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### NVIDIA's Earnings and Stock Split: A Strategic Move for Growth

**NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)**, a powerhouse in the technology sector, has once again demonstrated its financial robustness with the announcement of its first-quarter earnings for 2025. The company has exceeded expectations, with revenue and earnings per share (EPS) surpassing forecasts. This performance is largely driven by NVIDIA's cutting-edge AI infrastructure, which continues to propel the company's growth. Looking ahead, NVIDIA has projected a revenue of $28 billion for the second quarter of 2025, outpacing Wall Street's prediction of $26.7 billion. 

In a move that reflects confidence in its future, NVIDIA has declared a **10-for-1 stock split**. This decision follows a history of successful stock splits, which have historically benefited both the company and its shareholders. The stock split is designed to make NVIDIA's shares more accessible to a wider range of investors and employees.

#### Leveraging the Stock Split: Two Strategies for Investors

The stock split presents a unique opportunity for investors to augment their holdings in NVIDIA. Here are two revised strategies to consider:

1. **Buying Additional Shares Post-Split**:

- Post-split, the share price will be lower, making it more affordable for investors to increase their stake in NVIDIA.

- By purchasing additional shares at the reduced price, investors can potentially benefit from NVIDIA's future growth and dividend distributions.

2. **Selling Put Options for Potential Ownership**:

- Instead of buying call options, investors can sell put options to potentially own NVIDIA shares at a more favorable price. 

- Selling puts can generate immediate income through premiums, and if the options expire out of the money, the investor retains this income. 

- If the put options are exercised, the investor is obligated to buy the shares at the strike price, which could be advantageous if the investor is bullish on NVIDIA's long-term prospects.

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  are you guys bullish?