The Latest Breaking News from NVDA

Several analysts lowered Meta's target price following its Q1 earnings. Is the 'Magnificent 7' stock a buy, despite the pessimism?

With YTD losses in excess of 40%, Intel is the worst-performing S&P 500 constituent in 2024, and has completely missed out on the rally in chip stocks that helped catapult Nvidia to record highs. Is INTC stock a buy after its long stretch of underperformance?

Nvidia stock still looks undervalued here, even though the stock keeps rising. This is based on higher analyst revenue and FCF estimates. This creates a good short-put play, especially for existing investors.

Despite an impressive first quarter earnings report, shares of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) are in a downward spiral. Let's delve into the intricacies of AMD's current market dynamics to uncover the underlying reasons behind this unexpected turn of events.

As Nvidia experiences a pullback of approximately 18% from its recent highs, investors might be contemplating whether this presents an opportune moment to scoop up the stock. With concerns about valuation easing and analysts growing more bullish, this analysis explores whether now is the optimal time to consider investing in…

Given growing industry-specific applications and the rising penetration of new digital technologies, the semiconductor industry’s prospects appear bright. So, let’s analyze NVIDIA (NVDA) and Micron Technology (MU) to determine which of these chip stocks will boost returns in May. Keep reading.

While the major institutions are buying up NVDA stock options, the underlying AI market may impose a blind spot on the tech juggernaut.

We’re all set for a massive week of earnings with with 52 companies of interest reporting. That’s the most in one week I can remember for a long time and is sure to have a big impact on where the market goes from here.

Nvidia stock has taken a tumble since the end of March but it looks too cheap now. Moreover, its put premiums are sky-high. This makes them worth shorting both for income and with low buy-in strike prices.

As technological advancements and investments increase, the chip industry anticipates significant benefits. While industry giants NVIDIA (NVDA) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM) are poised to capitalize on industry tailwinds, let's analyze which of these stocks is set for success in the second quarter.

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