Market (^GSPC, ^IXIC, ^DJI) volatility is leading many investors to hold steady rather than make aggressive moves. One stock that State Street senior global macro strategist Marvin Loh is holding steady on is Nvidia (NVDA).
Shares of Nvidia (NVDA -5.69%) are sliding on Wednesday. The AI chip leader's stock lost 4.3% as of 11:20 a.m.
Nvidia stock fell on news that its AI processor for the Chinese market fails to meet new rules there for energy efficiency. The post Nvidia's China Sales Face New Threat: Beijing's Energy-Use Rules appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
Investors are growing impatient with Nvidia (NVDA -4.33%) stock, which has stagnated for several months.
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Last week's GPU Technology Conference reaffirmed Nvidia's leadership positioning in AI, with management providing a robust near-term demand outlook and setting out lofty TAM projections. That said, Mr. Market's reaction to 2025 GTC has been lukewarm. In fact, Nvidia's stock has recently formed a bearish "death cross" on its chart, indicating weakening technical momentum and potential for a deeper pullback.
The innovative CEO sees a massive opportunity for the artificial intelligence company's future.
The Nvidia (NVDA -0.66%) GPU Technology Conference (GTC) has become a big event for the artificial intelligence developer community in recent years, and when CEO Jensen Huang gave his keynote speech at this year's event last week, he had some noteworthy thoughts to share about where AI is going and news about Nvidia's place in its future.
If you want to know where a company's sales are heading, it's a good idea to follow what its key customers are saying about spending. In the case of Nvidia (NVDA -0.66%), that means looking at how hyperscaler cloud service providers like Amazon.com's Amazon Web Services, Alphabet's Google Cloud, and Microsoft's Azure are planning to spend money on AI and data centers and whether their plans are changing.
If there is one thing that investors really don't like, it's uncertainty. Right now, a host of factors ranging from new tariffs, geopolitical unrest in the Middle East and Europe, economic indicators such as jobless claims -- and even some murmurings of stagflation -- have made investors uneasy.
Voice artificial intelligence (AI) company SoundHound AI (SOUN -1.26%) got a big boost to its share price early last year after chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA -0.66%) disclosed that it had a small position in it. As 2024 progressed, additional good news about the business pushed its share price higher.
Although emotions can come into play when investing, Wall Street is primarily a data-driven landscape. Quarterly operating results and near-daily (Monday through Friday) economic data releases give investors plenty to comb over.