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Here's Why Nvidia's Stock Could Still Go Higher This Year
Nvidia's stock is already up 167% since January. Nvidia ( NVDA -0.18%) generated impressive, life-changing returns in just a fairly short time. In five years, the stock has grown by close to 2,800%. To put that in terms of real dollars, a $5,000 investment in the company back then would be worth more than $140,000 right now.
Why Nvidia Stock Rose Again Tuesday, Nearing Record High
Nvidia (NVDA) stock rose on Tuesday after Foxconn, the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer, touted strong demand for artificial intelligence servers. Executives at Foxconn—officially named Hon Hai Precision Industry—said Tuesday at the company's annual tech day they were constructing in Mexico the world’s largest facility for
Nvidia's stock surge sent its market cap past Microsoft's and close to a record high
Nvidia’s rising stock has pushed its market capitalization past Microsoft’s ( MSFT) again. During Wednesday morning trading, the chipmaker’s market cap reached $3.26 trillion, while Microsoft’s was $3.09 trillion. Both trailed Apple’s ( AAPL) market cap of $3.44 trillion.
Forbes Daily: Nvidia Overtakes Microsoft As Market Cap Hits $3.19 Trillion
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Why Nvidia Stock Popped Again Today
Finally, Nvidia continued to earn plaudits from Wall Street, as Cantor Fitzgerald said Nvidia's updated investor presentation sets up a revitalization in the stock. The Information also said the latest $6.6 billion funding round would set off another wave of investments in AI.
Nvidia’s stock is closing in on a record. Why Wall Street sees big beats ahead.
Analysts say strong demand for the new Blackwell chip lineup positions Nvidia to deliver strong numbers next year.
Nvidia Stock Edges Down. What the Latest Data Say About Its Growth Prospects.
A string of recent gains has left Nvidia close to its record closing high—adjusted for stock splits—of around $135, hit in June.
Nvidia's stock is breaking out, Fairlead Strategies says
AI behemoth NVIDIA's (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock is breaking out and could be heading to its June high of around $141 per share, according to technical analyst Katie Stockton of Fairlead Strategies. "Heavyweight Nvidia (NVDA) confirmed a triangle
Does This 1 Word From Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Make the Stock a Buy?
So, more and more AI customers gave Nvidia a try, and these days powerhouses from Meta Platforms to Amazon have flocked to ...
Will Nvidia Be a $10 Trillion Stock by 2029?
Nvidia ended 2019 with a market cap of $144 billion. At the time, nearly half of its revenue stemmed from chips designed for ...
Nvidia just made two moves that could push its stock to the next level
Nvidia finds itself in a unique position among its peers. With its growth and dominant market share, the company is squarely ...
Stock market today: Tech, Nvidia lead stocks higher as oil prices retreat, China rally stalls
Tech megacaps, led by Nvidia ( NVDA ), pushed markets higher to recoup some of the previous session's losses, with the Nasdaq ...
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Nvidia's stock market dominance fuels big swings in the S&P 500
Traders have flocked to Nvidia's options this year, at times making up as much as 30% of the total daily volume of the entire stock options market. Nvidia is not the first stock to have such ...
Stock Market Today: Dow edges up, Nasdaq rises 1% as stocks rebound from Monday's selloff
The Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF — which holds Big Tech stocks including Nvidia, Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp, Alphabet Inc.
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Nvidia Holds the Key to the Market. But Is It Worth This Much?
Nvidia designs most of the advanced chips that power artificial intelligence, and that has made it an earnings machine, producing astonishing profits that have buoyed the entire stock market.
Nvidia's value soars by $400 billion in 5 days. That's more than Costco is worth.
Nvidia's 14% rally has made the chipmaker more valuable than Microsoft, and CEO Jensen Huang the world's 11th richest person.