Nvidia holds shares in 4 listed companies: ARM & SOUN stand out
As a leader in the GPU field, $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ not only occupies an important position in the development of ultra-high-performance graphics processors, but its activeness in the venture capital field is also eye-catching.Currently, NVIDIA holds investments in more than 40 companies, including 87 subsidiaries, 13 mergers and some proposed acquisition targets, most of which are private companies.Among the listed companies, four companies are particularly worthy of attention: two of them have already stood out. $ARM Holdings Ltd(ARM)$ Although NVIDIA had planned to acquire Arm Holdings but ultimately failed due to regulatory obstruction, Arm Holdings' performance this year is still strong, with a 65% incr
Dell Fell: AI Server Business Soars, but Misses High Investor Expectations
$Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$ fell about 18% in extended trading after its first revenue increase since 2022 wasn’t enough to impress investors with high expectations for the company’s AI server business.Dell’s primary PC competitor, $HP Inc(HPQ)$ ., reported signs of a recovering computer market Wednesday, sending its shares up 17% on Thursday.DELL earnings were really good but its was completely priced in it looks like.Earnings Summary:Adjusted Profit: Dell expects adjusted profit to be about $7.65 a share, slightly below the $7.70 average estimate.Revenue Outlook: The company raised its revenue outlook for the fiscal year ending in February 2025 ( a range of $93.5 billion to $97.5 billion), ,projecting
In recent times, there's been a growing chorus calling for the abolition of the Federal Reserve. This movement, which questions the central bank's role in managing the U.S. economy, has gained traction and includes some high-profile supporters. However, the topic of abolishing the Federal Reserve can only be a dream of investors and cannot come true.Below are a look at the key arguments and the notable figures leading the charge.Key Arguments for Abolishing the Fed:Critics argue that the Fed's policies lead to inflation and economic instability.There's a push for a return to the gold standard, which these critics believe would provide more stable currency value.Some advocate for a free market in banking, without centralized control.Notable Figures:Ron Paul - A former Congressman and well-k