AI at present is still morphing, into what; no one knows. It more or less of what can we automate or in this case make it AI and then put it out in the wild and make adjustments as needed without thinking of future ramifications.
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Nvidia Becomes First $5 Trillion Company as AI Demand Surges
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Oh, yeah, yeah… “this time it’s different,” right?
You’re literally repeating the same lines people used during every major shift before this.
You can opt out personally, sure, but that has nothing to do with where the world is heading.
Living off the grid doesn’t pause progress or its impact on everyone else.
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I was generally wondering what's the stop loss gonna help if a stock crashes a whole lot after hours or over the weekend - if it's then selling my position off at market opening and thus probably at the worst time - that's not gonna help much, is it? I've been in nVidia through the last three and a half years and that's one hell of a nervous stock - sometimes even from one day to the next. Something like a 5 percent gain or loss that would make the news for most stocks is not even all that noteworthy with this one.
Anyway, sold it all off now - 'Deep seek' and 'Liberation day' have shown how quickly and far it can fall and those weren't even so much as probing the bubble.
"Nvidia today became the first public company to reach a $5 trillion market capitalisation..."
Well, being friendly with Microsoft/Windows helps in the long run...There are billions of Windows computers with NVIDIA all over the world. And, being friendly with Intel also helps, rather than abandoning a friend who once saved you.
Well, being friendly with Microsoft/Windows helps in the long run...There are billions of Windows computers with NVIDIA all over the world. And, being friendly with Intel also helps, rather than abandoning a friend who once saved you.
You're so confident, you must have a short position, right? You'll be a millionaire.
I don't see Nvidia losing momentum any time soon. the opposite in fact. Sure, there will be a bubble, but I invest in equities with a 5-7 year timeline, and don't need any of that money for ongoing expenses. It's in my IRA in fact.
The head of NVIDIA holds dual Taiwanese and American citizenship. Isn't that interesting?
The Chairman of TSMC is also Taiwanese.
The head of Intel is a Malaysian Chinese, a naturalised U.S. citizen.
The head of AMD was born in Taiwan, and also a naturalised U.S. citizen.
The co-founders of Yahoo and YouTube were also from Taiwan.
Interesting?
The Chairman of TSMC is also Taiwanese.
The head of Intel is a Malaysian Chinese, a naturalised U.S. citizen.
The head of AMD was born in Taiwan, and also a naturalised U.S. citizen.
The co-founders of Yahoo and YouTube were also from Taiwan.
Interesting?
So many bears on this site, wow. Just waiting for the AI bubble to pop! When in fact, NVDA is the best value amongst Magnificent 7 stocks right now. My username has been this stock because it let me retire in my mid 30s. Still holding a substantial amount. Stop being so closed minded, people. These same people probably have been buying money market funds and dividend stocks while the market continues to rip to all time highs.
I was lucky enough to buy $5300 worth of Nvidia in April 2017. As of today it is worth a little more than $400,000. Its insane. If it goes down 50% I'll be fine.
Only on par with the market? That's not good. I'm over triple the S&P 500 YTD. Step up your game and expand on your competencies.
No different than publicly traded companies spending billions for stock buy back programs.
Worse. The AI bubble will pop slower, because it’s bigger. But it will be hell. An underrated component of the AI bubble is all of these companies laying off workers, DESPITE record profit. This is not sustainable. The underlying economy is absolutely crumbling, while AI keeps it floating. Foundation is evaporating. AI spending has passed consumer spending FFS, and that’s usually about 2/3 of the economy.
Naa, I'm good.
As I said earlier, I don't personally invest and can't be bothered.
No, not really?
I'm old enough to remember Xserves (even the PowerPC ones), so I'd find it so interesting to see what Apple could do with Apple Silicon. Considering how small the various Apple motherboards are, I'm curious to see what Apple could do with blade servers specifically.
Check who are US Tech heads, who were born in India, Pakistan, China, Malaysia, Thailand and so on...you'd know why US tech is still surviving...
Spot-on.
It's interesting here in that just about everything is clobbered down into the drain of negativity. By people who don't have the background and experience to make those judgments. Apple, and its outstanding performance under Cook's leadership creating products people love to purchase, is a great example.
It's not interesting until you tell us your point? What is it, that Taiwan and Indo-Pacific companies lead the world in manufacturing the high tech products the rest of the world relies on? Or that Jensen Huang and his naturalized colleagues are any less American than you? Get to it and tell us. Because I think America's anti-immigrant policies are creating a brain drain in that very sector! A new $100,000 per head price on new H-1B visa petitions (up from $4,000) pretty much assures that we will see fewer tech geniuses and even doctors (America relies on them, since we don't graduate enough internally) will be arriving on our shores, adding to America's wealth and culture! Anyone who has read Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" understands this.
What you said. Is Cook a visionary ala Jobs? No. Is he a far better businessman? Yes.