<div id="readability-page-1">Record short bets: Nvidia holds $62.5B in notional short interest, the largest in the S&amp;P 500, ahead of Apple and Microsoft. Volatility ahead: Options market implies a 5% post-earnings move, potentially translating to a $3.5B swing for short sellers. Apple's steady moat: Apple's strong brand, 90% retention rate, and record services revenue make it a defensive choice for investors.</div>

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<p>Nvidia has reached a record $62.5B in short interest, the highest in the S&P 500, surpassing Apple and Microsoft. The options market anticipates a 5% post-earnings move, potentially impacting short sellers by $3.5B. In contrast, Apple is viewed as a defensive investment due to its strong brand, 90% customer retention rate, and record services revenue.</p>

- Nvidia has a notional short interest of $62.5 billion, the highest in the S&P 500, surpassing Apple and Microsoft.  
- The options market anticipates a 5% movement following earnings reports, which could result in a $3.5 billion impact on short sellers.  
- Apple's strong brand and high retention rate, along with record services revenue, position it as a stable investment choice.

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