Have a good weekend, investors. How do you feel about the dependence of tech giants like $MSFT$GOOGL$AMZN on artificial intelligence chips from $NVDA?
These tech giants are progressing in developing their own chips for their data centers with AI deployment. An important example is $MSFT 's recent investment in d-Matrix, a company that designs optimized chips to power... Read more
ARM HOLDINGS is gearing up for a spectacular initial public offering to test the market's interest in a major technology company. But its target valuation suggests it is resigned to not being the next Nvidia.
According to The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, British chipmaker Arm is seeking a valuation for its initial share offering on the Nasdaq... Read more
I was very interested in this company, but somehow I forgot about it, so thank you for reminding me. I'll have to take a quick look at the company and I'll definitely be following the IPO at least a little :)
Investors, what stocks have you been most interested in this year and which companies have you bought the most shares of this year?
I've been very interested in $NVDA stock this year, as it's been growing incredibly fast this year, and I've bought the most shares of $ASML and $CVS so far this year.
Arm has signed agreements with large technology firms for IPOs worth $50 billion to $55 billion.
Apple Inc $AAPL, Nvidia Corp $NVDA, Alphabet Inc $GOOGL and Advanced Micro Devices Inc $AMD have agreed to invest in the chip designer's initial public offering (IPO), according to sources familiar with the matter.
Intel Corp $INTC, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, Cadence Design Systems... Read more
Meanwhile, since $NVDA is shooting us up to the moon, how about taking a closer look at its competitor $AMD? The latter isn't as priced and is even below its fair price according to Bulios indicators. How do you view this company? Can it ride the Nvidia-like wave over time?
The question is whether AMD will keep the +-100 support or go a notch lower. Personally in terms of product I don't like AMD I have a graphics card and I have to say it's sometimes extreme those drivers for their cards. But 😂 from an investment point of view it's a good stock and I'll wait to see how it performs on trend plus support. 🙂
Shares of $NVDA have been rising incredibly fast this year and are up over 220% so far this year and the stock is slowly approaching the $500 price. Unfortunately, I'm currently only following $NVDA stock from afar and I'm very sorry I didn't buy the stock. However, if the share price were to drop below $350, I would be buying.
Realistically I was looking at Nvidia around that $100 back then and thought I'd let it drop even more... it was just stopping crypto mining and I thought people wouldn't be so hot for graphics anymore... well... I was very wrong :)
This week, most are probably waiting for the $NVDA results. Today $BIDU reported results and they didn't do badly at all. Operating profit was RMB 5.210 billion (about $718 million), up 53% year-over-year and 5% quarter-over-quarter. Baidu's net profit was RMB 5.210 billion (about $718 million), down 11% year-over-year and 11% quarter-over-quarter.
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I'm a little amused by HSBC's prediction on $NVDA stock right now. They raised their price target to $780 per share, the previous target was about $100 lower. The funny thing is that earlier in the year there was one company here that was loud and clear on Nvidia saying Sell (target was maybe $135 or $136). Do you... Read more
The SP500 index is up over 14% for the year, which is very respectable. The $SPY is up this year mainly due to technology stocks, which are up tens of % this year and some are even up over 100%, such as $NVDA or $META. The SP500 is rising this year mainly thanks to $AAPL, $MSFT, $NVDA, $META, $AMZN and $GOOGL. However, the question is whether these technology stocks will... Read more
Hey, investors. How do you see this week with Nvidia $NVDA. Will the AI and tech rally extend or will we crash and get our feet on the ground? Expectations are high, so I expect an equally big move if met, but also disappointment with the results.
I don't expect anything at all, as I don't have this stock in my portfolio, but I would like to include $NVDA stock in my portfolio. But the results interest me quite a bit.
Technology stocks are up tens of % this year, some by more than 100%. For example, $META stock is up 140% for the year and $NVDA stock is up 180%. I'm increasingly regretting not buying tech stocks sooner and buying more of them. However, I still bought some tech stocks. I was buying $AAPL stock at $133 and then I was still buying $GOOGL stock at $98.
Nvidia $NVDA, the largest semiconductor company, is seeking to be a key investor in the IPO of a UK chip design company.
SoftBank, Arm's current owner, is going ahead with its plan to float Arm on the stock market through an initial public offering. Nvidia was forced to halt its planned $66 billion acquisition of Arm as it was stopped by antitrust authorities.
Honestly, when that chart shot up like that a few weeks ago, I was expecting more of a punch & dump... but now I'm starting to feel like this stock will just hold that price.
Now tell me, was it a good idea to sell Nvidia $NVDA stock? 😄
Analysts at investment bank Citi predict Nvidia will gain a dominant 90% share of the AI chip market by 2025. This estimate is based on the expected growth of the AI chip market from $12 billion in 2022 to $120 billion in 2025.
And besides, Goldman today raised the target to $495 per share from the previous $440.
So finally, neither $NVDA nor $AMD have recovered from yesterday's losses, which they suffered before the market opened on reports that the US government could again adjust chip shipments to China.
Although they looked to take profits during trading to erase their losses, both firms ended the trading day in the red.
Is this a sign of slowing growth or just a slight wobble in the... Read more
It's very possible that the tech companies will make the chips themselves and won't be so dependent on Nvidia.