The artificial intelligence (AI) behemoth Nvidia (NVDA 3.16%) has gotten off to a rocky start this year, with shares down about 9% (as of March 24) so far in 2025. The emergence of the Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek, concerns about economic growth, and President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs have led investors to reconsider the popular AI trade.
Nvidia (NVDA 3.16%) amazed investors over the past few years, climbing with what seemed like nonstop momentum to reach record levels. The stock even soared beyond $1,000 last year before the company launched its stock split, a move to lower the per-share price.
Navigating the capital markets has been quite a doozy so far this year. While gains seen across both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite initially carried over into 2025, multiple sell-offs in megacap tech stocks over the last month have dragged the markets into correction territory now.
Mike Mayo, Wells Fargo, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss why he sees more upside for JPMorgan's shares.
Ali Mogharabi says sentiment for Nvidia (NVDA) remains strong despite the selling action following GTC 2025. He argues the problem lies in growing competition from hyperscalers like Alphabet (GOOGL) and Amazon (AMZN) creating their own chips.
Cisco Systems is benefiting from an expanding security and AI portfolio despite challenging macroeconomic conditions and stretched valuation.
NVIDIA Corp NVDA is bouncing back, rising 3.7% by late Monday morning, as investors react to reports of a more measured U.S. tariff approach and fresh AI developments out of China.
In this podcast, Motley Fool analyst Asit Sharma and host Mary Long discuss Nvidia's "Super Bowl of AI," plus:
Nvidia recently announced a host of AI-related partnerships. Transcript: Chris Versace: Nvidia held its latest GTC event with CEO Jensen Huang once again delivering a keynote address that talked about the future promise of AI.
While everyone in the market is trying to figure out where the next leg of the S&P 500 is going to go, there are other unorthodox indicators in the technology sector pointing to new optimism for the future state of demand and growth in artificial intelligence, which will directly translate into more demand and future earnings in the semiconductor industry. Knowing that the bets are off, one of the most vital players in the space has made a new move.
Jim Cramer has, quite unexpectedly, referred to Nvidia stock (NASDAQ: NVDA) as a ‘shortsellers paradise'. Has the eccentric Mad Money host finally turned bearish on the chipmaker?
Hold NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA) for the long term as the company's strong execution of the last several quarters and robust future projections will generate more value.