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@mcb:Morgan Stanley no longer considers$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ its No. 1 chip pick, and is now turning to a different part of the sector for its latest top endorsement. Morgan Stanley analyst Joseph Moore has elevated $Western Digital(WDC)$ to his No. 1 recommendation, bumping Nvidia’s stock down to second place. While artificial intelligence is the hot theme in chips these days, Moore isn’t calling out AI so much as cheering the potential for more than 25% upside in shares of Western Digital, which makes computer data-storage products. He sees an “extremely compelling” valuation gap between Western Digital shares and peer names, and he’s upbeat that an upcoming separation of the memory- and hard-drive ch
Morgan Stanley no longer considers$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ its No. 1 chip pick, and is now turning to a different part of the sector for its latest top endorsement. Morgan Stanley analyst Joseph Moore has elevated $Western Digital(WDC)$ to his No. 1 recommendation, bumping Nvidia’s stock down to second place. While artificial intelligence is the hot theme in chips these days, Moore isn’t calling out AI so much as cheering the potential for more than 25% upside in shares of Western Digital, which makes computer data-storage products. He sees an “extremely compelling” valuation gap between Western Digital shares and peer names, and he’s upbeat that an upcoming separation of the memory- and hard-drive ch