$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Nvidia broke the post-earnings trend today by moving up past $250. To me, it's the strongest and best semiconductor company in the world and should make up some of the ground lost to those recent high-flying competitors.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ AMD's recent impressive run is just a glimpse of what NVIDIA could do in the near term. From where I stand, NVIDIA looks much cheaper than AMD and has more room to climb.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Earnings do matter. Look at where the price was a year ago, and where it might be a year from now, around $8.50 per share. Where the price ends up in a year depends on those earnings and future growth. I believe growth will continue to perform well, and the price will follow the earnings.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ NVIDIA's numbers are going to be astounding. The Chinese government should probably ease up a bit. NVIDIA is integrating in ways that reach into many Chinese companies, and that assimilation will eventually find its way into the government's toolkit. They might as well relax and let it play out over time. There's really nothing anyone can do to stop this process.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Every investor faces losses at some point, but successful ones turn setbacks into comebacks. By focusing on market trends, risk management, and long-term opportunities, you can rebuild confidence and recover stronger than before.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ A V shape has just formed for Nvidia, which means the downward fall has come to a screeching halt, and Nvidia is beginning to turn around.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ The Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P futures are down, but they're recovering and will quickly go positive as soon as the market opens. They'll definitely end higher today.
Doubts concerning software sustainability are being noted, SaaSpocalypse. Our CEO has responded to this, yet investor caution persists. Furthermore, I observe there is increasing concern not just about data centres but also about the real-world impact of AI on society as we venture into uncharted territory. These are the growing pains of evolution and progress, and I'd lean towards thinking that $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ will remain the dominant force.