She doesn't invest in semi chip companies; they're very cyclical. However, there is strong demand for chips, which could reduce cyclicality. NVDA chips appear in self-driving cars and games. NVDA designs chips and outsources production. Their valuation was very high and so were shares. They have pulled back, but remain too high. Hard to determine an entry point. She remains on the sidelines.
An excellent company with a history of consolidating and making strong runs. It is still not inexpensive. Wait for interest rates to top. Went from his buy list to watch list.
Bullish market outlook He bought more to reduce his cash position to near-zero. He's all in. Very bullish. Has a very long-term horizon. The market has priced in the Russian war and crude oil's rally. Eventually, the Saudis will sell oil as it stays above $100. If oil dips below $100 in the next week or two, this market will rip. It's one headline away to rip higher. Sure, markets can fall on a bad headline, but it's more likely that things get better from here, not worse. As hostilities in eastern Europe fade and as we get the first rate hike, it will become clearer how strong the US economy is. There are plenty of jobs and capex spending. Also, nobody talks about Covid, so people will get back to work and supply chains will ease.
Down 32% over last 100 days. Greatest secular growth story in the whole semiconductor business. A designer. Cloud business should see continued secular strength. Should be part of an investor's growth portfolio. (Analysts’ price target is $336.00)
Fine to hold great quality names like this one. If the weighting gets too big, trim. Firing on all cylinders. Down 40% from highs because of rotation. Around 200-day MA, so it could move higher, but lots of volatility. If you need a tech name in your portfolio, he'd recommend it.
(A Top Pick Mar 11/21, Up 86.5%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O’Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with NVDA has triggered its stop at $250. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering the position at this time.
Exited position two months ago. Feels it has run its course and doesn't think anyone has missed out on the story anymore. He is looking for the next idea.
(A Top Pick Mar 11/21, Up 106.9%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with NVDA is progressing well. We now recommend trailing the stop up (from $203) to $250.
Among the 10 top performers on the S&P of 2021 #8, up 125%. He constantly hears this is overvalued. The company's strength is in gaming and high-performance gaming has only improved. Also, anything in the metaverse will run on Nvidia's chips. They dominate in AI. Maybe NVDA doesn't need Arm.
Company makes chips that go into gaming and crypto mining.
90x P/E ratio makes it very expensive.
Likes the company, doesn't like the price.
Buy when there is a market pullback.
She wishes she had bought this in last year's pullback. Is watching it now. They're expanding their customer base, but the PE is quite high. Growth hopes are baked into the current stock. A great company, though.
NVIDIA Corporation is a American stock, trading under the symbol NVDA (previously NVDA-Q on Stockchase) on the NASDAQ (NVDA). It is usually referred to as NASDAQ:NVDA or NVDA
She doesn't invest in semi chip companies; they're very cyclical. However, there is strong demand for chips, which could reduce cyclicality. NVDA chips appear in self-driving cars and games. NVDA designs chips and outsources production. Their valuation was very high and so were shares. They have pulled back, but remain too high. Hard to determine an entry point. She remains on the sidelines.