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Unwinding a large investor's NVDA puts reduces potential near-term downside hedging pressure, which can marginally support NVDA stock in the short term if similar hedges are not offset by new risk. Historically, such moves can trigger brief volatility but do not alter NVDA's fundamentals; the impact depends on broader market hedging activity and volume.
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Michael Burry sold his December 2026 Nvidia puts and trimmed other positions, reducing hedges while preserving longer-dated bets. He also exited December 2026 Palantir puts amid concerns about Palantir's balance sheet, even as Palantir and Nebius announced a strategic AI-infrastructure partnership. The NVDA move suggests waning tail-risk pressure from a high-beta name, though the development around Palantir keeps the broader AI-software sector in focus.
Burry exited Nvidia December 2026 puts; trimmed overall portfolio risk.
Also exited Palantir December 2026 puts; kept 2027 positions.
Palantir-Nebius partnership announced; Nebius named Palantir's preferred AI infra partner.
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