Interested in any and all advice, new to the entire arena. My fear is that the negative news about crypto will effect the price of NVDA. Basically trying to decide if I should invest my remaining few thousand in stocks, specifically NVDA, or crypto and would love to hear your options on NVDA at this current moment. Part of me wants to invest on the dip in crypto, but it's like trying to catch a falling knife and due to all the recent news, I'm not sure if the market will come back anytime soon. If only I held $xxxxx worth of NVDA instead of AMD since 2017 lmao.So assuming the shareholders vote to split the stock x4 do you believe there is longterm upper mobility in NVDA right now? Sure, if the stock is cheaper there will hopefully be short term gains as more people are able to invest at a lower price point, but what are your thoughts on the companies current stock price/value? Has it overheated or do you believe it will continue to rise? I bought a whopping 3 shares this morning (lots of money invested in the crypto market which is taking a beating currently) and was thinking of investing more. I believe AMD is a very solid investment as well, I have some at $35/average all the way from a $20 initial investment average.
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The 30 series cards have absolutely absurd demand, and their super processing technology and AI functionality put them in a prime position for some very very large deals with very large companies (like their recent deals with Walmart and Google). Once they configure them to work and operate more fluidly with the very dominant GPU’s they produce, they should get a very good grip on the market. Their R&D spending is so much larger than AMD’s because of their significantly larger size, as a result of that and their proven record of providing in the GPU and CPU industries, I think they’re in a prime position to begin chipping away at AMD’s nuts hold on the CPU market recently. Wish I could’ve noticed NVDA sooner, but man I’m staying here for awhile. I put 1/3 of my life savings into NVDA at 575 average in May. The Ex-Split date indicates that the stock price will be adjusted to. When is a good time to buy you ask? Either long term or swing trade, I’d probably wait until a bounce back AFTER the dip is CLEARLY over. The first split for NVDA took place on JNVIDIA NVDA has 4 splits in our NVIDIA stock split history database NEEs stock split will take place next month Prices shown are. Great revenue growth potential, great new business outlook. I think NVDA will be the biggest part of my position in the near future. I rarely feel so bullish and positive about a company like this one. Here’s a quick lookNVIDIA revenue for the quarter ending Apwas $5.661B, a 83.8% increase year-over-year.NVIDIA revenue for the twelve months ending Apwas $19.256B, a 63.49% increase year-over-year.NVIDIA annual revenue for 2021 was $16.675B, a 52.73% increase from 2020.NVIDIA annual revenue for 2020 was $10.918B, a 6.81% decline from 2019.There’s not much to say, it’s got a really diversified and great business portfolio. In addition, with NVDA’s newly developed CPU for high-end computing and AI applications, it wouldn’t be a surprise if NVDA became a major competitor of Intel and AMD. They even made a C_p_o-mining-dedicated graphic card (CMP). Recently it’s expanding in AI chips, supercomputers data centers, drug development, driverless car, aaaaaand last but not least: C_p_o Mining. Let’s cut to the chase, after three days drop in a row (from 835 to 726), people are starting to ask: Is it a good time to buy the dip? Short answer is: Not yet, but close.Note: there’s an upcoming 4-for-1 stock split on 7/20. Not an offer or recommendation by Stocktwits. Rooms Rankings Earnings Newsletters Shop. If you use any technology at all, you’ll probably know NVDA. Real-time trade and investing ideas on NVIDIA Corp NVDA from the largest community of traders and investors. I'm looking into NVDA to see if I should buy now or not.Here's my analysis - please give me any comments whether I'm right or wrong! :D
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