Third Point looked overseas to find a cheaper way to play the memory-chip boom.
The president decided against discussing the matter with Chinese leader Xi Jinping after top aides opposed it.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) shares on Monday received a major vote of confidence after Loop Capital Markets set a new Wall Street-high price target of $350, up from $250, ahead of the chipmaker's upcoming third-quarter earnings on November 19.
AI has avoided bubble status because of immediate infrastructure usage, validating Nvidia‘s (NVDA) valuation. GPUs are fully monetized, unlike the dotcom era's “dark fiber.”
Morning Brief: Market Sunrise anchor Ramzan Karmali breaks down the latest market news President Trump said he wants Nvidia's Blackwell AI chips to be sold to US customers only and not to any other country. The US government shutdown is set to become the longest in history this week as lawmakers remain at an impasse, unable to reach a deal to reopen the government.
Microsoft's licenses enable the firm to ship Nvidia chips — involving its more advanced GB300 GPUs — to the United Arab Emirates.
Nvidia stock was rising despite President Donald Trump signaling the U.S. will continue to curb exports of the company's chips to Chinese customers.
Nvidia's shares rose 1.4% to $205.31 in premarket trading early on Monday. Last week, Nvidia became the first company to breach a $5 trillion market cap after Trump signaled he would be open to discussing export controls on Nvidia's advanced chips aimed at China during his meeting with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.
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Nvidia will report its Q3 earnings in late November. The company should keep growing its revenue in 2026.