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NVDA is trading at $214.10 in after-hours, up +0.49% from the $213.05 close. Quoted Aug 25, 7:06 PM ET.
NVDA is up +0.49% outside regular hours. Extended-hours volume is a fraction of the regular session, so a move of this size is being set by comparatively few orders. It is a signal about what a small number of participants think, not a settled price.
Pre-market runs 4:00am to 9:30am ET, after-hours 4:00pm to 8:00pm ET. Spreads are wider in both, and the further from the bell you go, the thinner it gets.
Dealer positioning does not stop overnight. The largest positive-gamma strike sits at 230, which tends to act as friction on the way up. The largest negative-gamma strike is 190; below it, hedging flow amplifies moves rather than absorbing them. Max pain for the front expiry is 212.5.
A pre-market gap that opens the regular session beyond one of those levels behaves differently from one that does not. See the full NVDA gamma map →
What is NVDA trading at in the pre-market?
NVDA is trading at $214.10 in after-hours, up +0.49% from the $213.05 close. Quoted Aug 25, 7:06 PM ET.
What time does NVDA pre-market trading start?
Pre-market trading runs from 4:00am to 9:30am ET, and after-hours from 4:00pm to 8:00pm ET. Volume is far thinner than the regular session, so spreads are wider and a single order can move the quote more than it would during the day.
Can I trade NVDA before the market opens?
Most brokers allow pre-market orders from 4:00am ET, though many restrict them to limit orders only. Because extended-hours liquidity is thin, a market order in NVDA before the open can fill materially away from the last quote.
Also: the full pre-market board · free gamma map · earnings this week
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