Tech sector volatility remains high due to tariffs and supply chain uncertainty; recent relief rallies may be temporary as risks persist, especially for semiconductors. Sara Awad, from Tech Stock Pros and Tech Contrarians, is bearish on NVIDIA at current levels, citing risks like double ordering, inventory write-downs, and overly optimistic growth expectations; July guidance is a key inflection point.
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BofA raised price targets on Nvidia (NVDA) and AMD Inc. (AMD) after both companies inked deals with Saudi Arabia. That, on top of Supermicro's (SMCI) $20 billion partnership with the nation, is something Alex Coffey attributes to A.I.
The US DoC has scrapped the AI Diffusion export controls, removing a major regulatory overhang and reigniting Nvidia's global Sovereign AI ambitions. Nvidia's new multi-billion dollar deals in the Middle East, especially with Saudi Arabia, could add an estimated $63B in high-margin revenue. Nvidia's ex-USA business is rapidly accelerating, and these catalysts are not yet reflected in consensus analyst forecasts or current valuation multiples.
The company also announced it would send 18,000 of its top AI chips to Saudi Arabia.
The biggest news affecting shares today is President Donald Trump's decision to end the so-called artificial intelligence diffusion rule that restricts exports of advanced chips.
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Shares of Nvidia (NVDA) and other semiconductor stocks surged Tuesday amid optimism about new partnerships and trade deals.
NVIDIA's NASDAQ: NVDA stock price is melting up and can extend the move to lofty levels. While little has been confirmed, easing trade tensions with China, reduced semiconductor restrictions on Arab nations, and improving economic conditions point to an improved outlook for sales and market sentiment.
Shares of NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) gained 5.4% through a.m.
The Trump administration is reportedly making a deal to give Saudi Arabia access to advanced chips from companies such as Nvidia and AMD.
Nvidia will sell over 18,000 of its latest AI chips to a Saudi Arabian company Humain, CEO Jensen Huang announced on Tuesday. The announcement was made as part of a White House-led trip to the region that includes President Donald Trump and other top CEOs.