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Nvidia (NVDA) fell nearly 10% this week, but the company's A.I. story still remains strong.
Broadcom and Marvell shares have been hit recently. But Nvidia alone is responsible for about three quarters of the chip sector's lost market cap in the weeks since the DeepSeek news.
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Technology investors had gotten used to a good thing -- positive momentum that seemed unstoppable. Giants in the industry led the Nasdaq to two years of double-digit gains -- and the individual stocks themselves offered shareholders mind-boggling returns.
Which high-flying AI stock, NVIDIA or IonQ, is a better buy now? Let's delve into it.
@LikeFolio's Megan Brantley says Nvidia's (NVDA) web visits grew 22% year-over-year, showing consumer interest accelerating for the A.I. giant. She argues the company has room to switch gears in the event of volatility in the A.I.
Investing in both NVIDIA and General Motors offers a strategic way to gain exposure to the rapidly growing autonomous vehicle and electric mobility sectors.
Nvidia (NVDA -5.74%) has been the artificial intelligence (AI) stock to own since 2023. Its performance over this time frame has been incredible, and its latest results were no exception.
NVIDIA's net income surged 144.89% YoY, driven by strong demand for AI and data center GPUs, presenting a golden investment opportunity despite recent share declines. Major tech companies are significantly increasing CapEx for AI infrastructure, boosting NVIDIA's growth prospects, with projected revenue of $204.1 billion and net income of $113.99 billion. Key risks include potential slowdown in data center CapEx, economic downturns, geopolitical tensions, and competition from AMD, but NVDA's dominance in AI GPUs remains strong.
Nvidia (NVDA -5.74%) stock has been rather weak lately, as it has been the focus of a marketwide sell-off that particularly hurt any company with significant exposure to the artificial intelligence (AI) arms race. Nvidia is down over 20% from its all-time high, placing it in bear market territory.
Nvidia's (NVDA -5.74%) CEO predicts a massive increase in demand for the company's products.