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1. I may add on when the ETF or high quality stocks reach the support level. 2. I will buy in tranches. 3. I am monitoring Nvidia and Meta. 4. I am holding for the stocks that I have conviction while plunging temporarily.
I matter big picture with keeping diversification in mind. I am better suited for bottom-up investing.
1. Google 2. Don't think so 3. Nvidia
I think the share price will be around 54 or 55
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Intel’s stock trades near $29.92 after Nvidia’s $5 billion investment at $23.28 per share, making Nvidia a top Intel shareholder (≥4%). This deal, backed by Nvidia and the U.S. government’s $5.7 billion, is a major boost for Intel’s AI and chip development, as both firms co-develop CPUs and GPUs with Nvidia’s tech enabling faster interconnects. Though Intel’s foundry needs big clients for lasting profits, this collaboration and strong financial backing fuel optimism for Intel’s climb above $35. Nvidia’s investment brings a “peace-of-mind” confidence similar to Buffett’s UnitedHealth bet. Other old-line U.S. firms Trump may favor include defense and energy, benefiting from government spending and policy support.
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