Nvidia is like Tesla buying the dips a few years ago!

CatherineGunter

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ On Nvidia are bullish one day, bearish the next. The only way to find truth is to examine the company as well as the industry.

Ai should not be confused with dot-com, & NVDA should not be compared to $Cisco(CSCO)$ . The Ai industry is still in its infancy, & Cisco came from the days of dot-com. Comparing Nvidia to Cisco is like comparing the Jetsons to the Flintstones.

Nvidia has the most competitive products on the market. Hopper, Blackwell, Rubin; they are the Genuine Articles, the Real McCoys, today's products of tomorrow.

Jim Cramer said that NVDA is a stock you don't want to sell, but to buy the dips. Well, even a broken clock is right at least twice a day, & he's certainly right about that.

Once Blackwell is up & running, unless the crooked DOJ destroys Nvidia with litigation, we should see the stock price begin to soar. I saw that happen with $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ . A few years ago I took a profit thinking the stock was going to dip. It didn't. It kept on going up & up & up.

That could easily happen with NVDA.

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