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NVDA - NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ)

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$118.42 USD.

Any regrets?
 
I took the small loss last night as price fell further after the open. This loss is small in comparison to last years profits. I'm still bullish NVDA but will wait for a reversal trading setup. Investment managers need to reassess and regroup after having their posteriors handed to them last night. This news is going to reset market expectations for future investment in AI and NVDA.

Last night's low may even set the low for a long market trading range while investors and insto's reset their expectations.
 
It looks like a dead cat bounce, and now Ali Barba announced another AI model that surpasses Deepseek.

I don't think the US can keep on looking for excuses to save face, stolen chips, or copied code.

It's hard to tell who is telling the truth at times, it's a bit Trumpesk style of bluff though.
 
whose money ?

Australia’s largest superannuation fund poured nearly half a billion dollars in retirement savings into tech giant Nvidia last quarter, dialling up its position ahead of the stock’s record-breaking crash on 27 January.

US Securities and Exchange Commission filings show AusSuper bought 2.42 million Nvidia shares in the three months ended 31 December 2024.

Based on average prices, that represents an estimated $US304 million ($489 million) in Nvidia buying. AusSuper’s direct stake in the chipmaker was around 7.9 million shares at 31 December, valued at $US1.07 billion at the time.

However, the industry super fund’s total exposure to the stock was likely much higher, given the SEC filing reflects only direct holdings, and not shares held through third-party investment mandates.
 
The semiconductor sector must feel like a second rate boxer. It's getting beaten up every day.

AMD bettered all expectations but is down 10% pre-open on concerns about it's outlook. Investors are guessing about the future numbers and possible chip tariffs. The outlook for this essential sector is very cloudy.
 
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