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Nvidia Reverses After $150B Buyback News, But This NVDA-Tied ETF Is Still the Market’s Most Traded

BenzingaChandrima Sanyal

Nvidia shares dip, but traders once again made NVD the most-traded ETF, highlighting intense activity around the leveraged inverse Nvidia trade.

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