Nvidia is fantasticat the moment, but the world economic outlook looks poor. Interest rates and inflation will climb. Contracting economies will. focus on energy and food. That trillion dollars worth of chip orders will dimish in priority also allowing time for competitors to bring other chips to the table .
anyone who believes this would be a short war has rocks in their head, like the Commander and Chief. as for shorting the market, I think it is a very good idea. or have a delta neutral strategy. from what I can tell the bull market has paused for the foreseeable future. at the very least
sounds good. in other words there is a shortage of oil and its increasing prices. inflation. interest rates. resulting in uncertainty creating large volatility and causing investors to derisk, pushing equities down
ARK sells out of NVDIA??? She sold a bit late. Thanks well buy those shares. Just goes to show these big funds aren't as good as they purport to be. I see a large rebound on NVDIA once the war settles down and the panic merchants sell.😄👍
With Trumps efforts with Iran and resultant economic effects. Can t really be bullish with Nvidia at present.
Nvidia's Big GTC Event Is On Deck, And The Company Faces A Very High Bar This Year
Nvidia 'is having a harder time moving the needle' these days, one analyst notes. Nvidia's Jensen Huang will give a keynote presentation at GTC on Monday.The Super Bowl for Nvidia fans is just around the corner. But analysts aren't so sure that the event will be able to breathe new life into Nvidia's stock.Earlier this year, some on Wall Street were looking to GTC, the annual developer event that kicks off on Monday, as a major stock catalyst. The thinking was that Nvidia would save not only major product announcements, but also major financial announcements, for its big San Jose conference.Jay Goldberg, a Seaport Research analyst who's the lone bear on Nvidia's stock, said the company "is having a harder time moving the needle" lately. One issue is that the company's near-term growth prospects are somewhat held in check by supply constraints.And Nvidia is getting more active with central processing units as well. Arya sai