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Whale exits Sandisk long to go all-in on Nvidia with $30.7m position

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A whale that was heavily long Nvidia (NVDA) and Sandisk (SNDK) has closed its SNDK long and shifted everything into NVDA, Lookonchain says. It holds 190,952 NVDA shares worth $30.7m, with an unrealised loss above $2.6m.

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The story so far: Nvidia trades by profitable address

An address closed a $6.05m Nvidia long at about $177.69, leaving no exposure, with cumulative account profit around $20.8m. The same address then closed an xyz:NVDA short near $180 and opened a long near $178. A whale that was long Nvidia and Sandisk has now closed its SNDK long and shifted everything into NVDA…

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  1. Address closes $6.05m Nvidia long as account profit reaches $20.8m

  2. Address with 100% Nvidia win rate closes short and goes long

  3. Whale opens leveraged long positions in Nvidia and SanDisk worth about $36.9m

  4. Trader closes two SNDK long positions with about $1.02m profit

  5. Whale exits Sandisk long to go all-in on Nvidia with $30.7m position

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