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Nvidia's market cap has surpassed $3 trillion, driven by soaring demand for AI chips and strong financial performance! 🚀💹 - 📈 Revenue of $26B in Q1 FY25 - 💥 262% year-over-year revenue increase - 🧠🔧 CEO Jensen Huang emphasizes annual AI chip releases #Nvidia #AI #StockMarket - 🌍 Nvidia is now the world's most valuable public company, ahead of Microsoft and Apple. - 📈 The stock price has tripled in the past year, reflecting investor confidence. - 🌐 Nvidia's market cap now exceeds the GDPs of major economies like Russia and Canada. - 🔟 The company announced a 10-for-1 stock split to make shares more accessible to investors. - 🤖 Future growth is bolstered by AI-driven innovations and partnerships to build AI factories. - 💰 Nvidia plans to increase its quarterly cash dividend by 150% - 📊 AI chip demand is expected to continue driving Nvidia's revenue growth - 🔄 Strategic focus on transitioning traditional data centers to AI factories - ⚙️ Blackwell platform in full production, setting the stage for next-gen AI technologies Nvidia could hit $5 trillion market cap, analyst says https://lnkd.in/gmR5C2SD

Last week, NVIDIA closed above $138 per share, bringing its market value to $3.39 trillion. It’s now the world's second-largest company behind Apple — but that might not be for long. Experts Yahoo Finance's Seana Smith spoke with this past week say there’s growing confidence the chip giant will be the first Big Tech firm to reach a $4 trillion valuation. “There's no question about it,” Ram Ahluwalia, CFA, Lumida Wealth Management CEO, told Smith. “The demand for GPU chips is strong, and you're seeing early adopters starting to get some ROI.” Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang fueled the stock’s rally earlier this month after describing demand for the new Blackwell chips as “insane.” Even amid the stock’s dramatic outperformance, T. Rowe Price portfolio manager Anthony Wang said investors still “continuously underestimate” Nvidia’s growth potential. He sees “exceptional” demand for AI making it “definitely possible” that the chip giant crosses that $4 trillion threshold first. More: https://lnkd.in/eMTd4mGu #yahoofinance #finance #tech #markets #wallstreet #investing #stocks #business #money

History doesn't necessarily repeat; but rhymes is a well-known adage in the investment world. But sometimes, it doesn't even rhyme. Structural shifts in the market participation, macroeconomic backdrop, and idiosyncratic factors impacting the stock can result in outcomes that are vastly different from historical patterns. Research note by Uttkarsh Kohli delves into the nuances impacting recent stock splits among mega caps to guide the potential path ahead for NVIDIA shares post the stock split on 7th June 2024.

Nvidia's Stock Split: A Deeper Dive for Investors In my first equity research note, I analyze Nvidia's recent 10-to-1 stock split. While history suggests a post-split bump, mega-caps like Nvidia see a smaller boost. The action seems to be in the pre-split window, hinting at investor sentiment. Nvidia's dominance is undeniable, but will increased volatility after the split impact investors? Understanding these nuances is key. Is this a catalyst for growth, or are there challenges ahead? Read the full report: https://skr.ma/8NQng #StockSplit #Nvidia #Volatility #AI #FinancialMarkets #InvestingInsights

Is Nvidia's 10-to-1 stock split paving the way for sustained growth? Analyzing historical trends, firms typically see a significant boost post-split. What really lies beneath the surface? writes Uttkarsh Kohli. 🌐 Nvidia's recent announcement signals more than just a division of shares; it's a strategic move in a market where perception often shapes reality. While historical data shows an average +25.4% return one-year post-split, digging deeper reveals nuances. Mega caps like Nvidia exhibit 9.3% absolute returns post-split, but relative returns dip by 6.3%. The key action happens between announcement and split date—what does this imply for investor sentiment? 🚀 Nvidia's meteoric rise, overtaking Apple as the second most valuable firm globally, underscores its dominance. With revenues soaring to USD 26 billion in Q1 2024, up 262% YoY, Nvidia's trajectory is captivating. But as Nvidia aims to make shares more accessible, how will increased volatility impact investors? Post-split, realized volatility in the recent past is seen to spike by 20 percentage points on average before easing after 60-trading days. As investors navigate this terrain, understanding the implications is crucial. Could Nvidia's split be a catalyst for further disruption, or are there challenges ahead? Read the full report on Smartkarma at https://skr.ma/8NQng #StockSplit #Nvidia #MarketAnalysis #InvestmentStrategy #Volatility #AI #FinancialMarkets #TechStocks #InvestorSentiment #HistoricalTrends #InvestingInsights

Nvidia’s shares have surged dramatically, making it the world’s most valuable company, underlining the outsized role investors expect artificial intelligence to play in the global economy over the coming years. Nvidia shares rose about 3% on Tuesday, giving it a market valuation of about $3.33 Trillion .The surge in the company’s market valuation is driven by the demand for its chips, which are the best in the AI space. Nvidia's stock has surged over 170% this year and has soared approximately 1,100% since October 2022. Microsoft, one of the few companies to reach this magic figure, took 945 days to move from $2 trillion to $3 trillion, while Apple reached it in 1,044 days,. However, in only 96 days, Nvidia’s market valuation surged from $2 trillion to $3 trillion. Nvidia's recent financial performance has been remarkable, with quarterly revenue surpassing $26 billion and net income increasing 7 times to $14.9 billion. There is a possibility of revenue could double to $121 billion for the current fiscal year and rise another 30% in fiscal.

NVIDIA WILL PRODUCE SUCH A MASSIVE "CASH GUSHER" THAT IT WILL HAVE TO BUY BACK MORE STOCK BECAUSE ALL THAT MONEY HAS NOWHERE ELSE TO GO, ANALYST SAYS Jason Ma for Fortune Key Takeaways: ℹ AI chip leader Nvidia will have an embarrassment of riches in the coming years, and shareholders will be rewarded, a tech analysts predicted. Ben Reitzes, a managing director and head of technology research at Melius Research, told CNBC on Wednesday that Jensen Huang’s Nvidia has mastered a “full stack” approach with its hardware and software, giving it a key advantage in AI. 🕵♀️ Reitzes has a price target of $160 on Nvidia stock, implying a 30% gain from Friday’s closing price. Despite an ongoing selloff that began earlier this month, shares have soared 150% so far this year after more than tripling in 2023. Among the Magnificent 7 stocks that he covers, Nvidia has the most upside ahead, he added. 💲 Nvidia’s recent financials show that its ability to generate cash is accelerating. In the fiscal year that ended in January, Nvidia’s net cash provided by operating activities soared to $28.1 billion from $5.6 billion in the prior year.And in the first quarter that ended in April, net cash provided by operating activities was $15.3 billion—already more than half of last year’s total. ☁ Meanwhile, Huang told investors this past week that Nvidia will remain the gold standard for AI training chips amid concerns that rivals could cut into his market share.The rollout of Nvidia’s Blackwell system later this year will only cement that lead, he said at the company’s annual shareholder meeting on Wednesday.  🗣 “The Blackwell architecture platform will likely be the most successful product in our history and even in the entire computer history,” Huang said. LEARN MORE: https://lnkd.in/dGG-Tykh #investment #nvidia #shareholders #web3 #metaverse

Expect a rush of investors to jump on Nvidia as its shares are down 16% to $118 and they could fall another 8%. But bets are mounting for a sharp recovery...but NOT YET Nvidia shares have pulled back 16%, but they could pull back further if you look at the next level of support. This doesn't mean Nvidia has changed, its fundamentals are still sound and strong. Nvidia is rated a buy by 89% of sell-side analysts with its revenue expected to grow 98% next year. But Nvidia's pull back is just an example of what can happen toward the end of half year, and end of financial year where investment managers look to take profits from market darlings, to bring portfolios back into alignment. These opportunities don't last long. Remember back in March? Nvidia shares fell 20% before then rising 82%+ to a new high. I covered this, this morning on ausbiz and Ticker https://lnkd.in/e-yjK2i8 #investing #trading #AI #nvidia Moomoo AU

Many market participants are laser focussed on the Nvidia earnings announcement expected after the US market close later tonight. Analyst expectations are for quarterly revenues just shy of $25bn, 4x what they were averaging just a few years ago. For the full year, analysts expect Nvidia revenues around $114bn. This suggests an acceleration in the second half of the year. Recent trends show quarter on quarter growth, in absolute dollar terms, has been decelerating. For next year, 2026, revenues are expected to come in at $143bn, an almost $30bn increase from the $114bn expected this year. Expectations are clearly very high...lets see if CEO Jensen Huang and team can deliver. “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence” - Carl Sagan Remember: This is my view only and not investment advice. If you invest, your capital is at risk.