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	2023-12-07	+2.4 %
NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 2.4% last night due to AMD upgrading its estimates for the AI market, revealing a larger total addressable market (TAM) for data center AI accelerators. AMD's upgraded market estimates and the solid demand for AI GPUs contributed to the stock increase. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock (NVDA) has rebounded and reached an all-time high, despite previously being considered to have peaked, following an impressive Q3 performance. The article discusses how the stock of Nvidia (NVDA) went up by 2.4% last night, and it explains that the rise in the stock is due to the company's emerging importance in artificial intelligence development. The article also mentions that some analysts have questioned whether Nvidia's stock has further room to grow, and challenges are emerging, such as access to the Chinese market closing and new competition from AMD. However, the article states that other tech stocks like Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta still have room to rise and are not overvalued on a long-term basis, according to Tom Hancock, who manages the GMO Quality Mutual Fund. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 2.4% last night, and the reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the rise in Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which increased by 2.4% last night, attributing the increase to the frenzy around AI stocks, such as Nvidia, papering over cracks in the semiconductor market. The article discusses the recent increase in Nvidia (NVDA) stock by 2.4% and explores the reasons behind this rise.
	2023-12-06	-2.28 %
Nvidia's stock went down by 2.28% last night, possibly due to uncertainty surrounding its ability to export chips to China and its involvement with the U.S. government. Last night, Nvidia's stock went down by 2.28%, and the article suggests that reaching the next trillion-dollar valuation might not be as easy for Nvidia as it was before due to the rise of AI technology. The article does not provide any information about the performance of Nvidia (NVDA) stock or the reasons for its decline. The article is not about Nvidia stock going down, but about the success of Palantir in military data analysis and its rise in stock price. The reason for Nvidia's stock going down is not mentioned in the article. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 2.28% due to concerns over labor demand and the speculation of rate cuts from the Federal Reserve next year. The article discusses the potential for Amazon stock to increase in value due to its use of autonomous-delivery systems and its potential disruption of the U.S. prescription drug-delivery sector, but does not provide information on why Nvidia (NVDA) stock specifically went down.
	2023-12-05	+2.32 %
Nvidia stock increased by 2.32% last night and the reason for its rise is not mentioned in the given article. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 2.32% last night due to the company's strong position in the AI industry and its role in the cloud computing infrastructure, as well as its ability to analyze data through its Dojo computing network, while also being seen as a leading AI company along with Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft. Other factors contributing to Nvidia's stock increase include the company's durable competitive advantage, rapid growth, and relatively cheap valuation when it was purchased. The article discusses how Apple's new M3 chips for their computers were overshadowed by Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite chip, which outperformed the M2-powered Macbooks in terms of performance and power efficiency. This development could potentially disrupt the dominance of Intel and AMD in the PC market and benefit Arm Holdings, which provides the intellectual property for power-efficient chips like Qualcomm's. Investors are advised to accumulate shares of Arm Holdings for the long term. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock rose by 2.32% last night, and the reason for this increase is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the recent performance of the stock market, with the Dow Jones and S&P 500 sliding while the NASDAQ gained. Nvidia's stock went up 2% along with other technology shares after positive data, contributing to the NASDAQ's positive territory. The market's recent performance is still positive overall, despite some concerns about a potential market correction. The article discusses the rise in NVIDIA (NVDA) stock, attributing it to the company's strategic positioning in various markets, its dominance in the graphics market, robust data center revenues, and its ability to navigate the complex regulatory environment. NVIDIA's continuous product innovation and strong demand for AI technology are also mentioned as factors contributing to the stock's growth.
	2023-12-04	-2.68 %
The article suggests that despite challenges, Nvidia's stock is expected to rebound due to the ongoing demand for artificial intelligence chips and the company's strong revenue generation. The reason for the recent decrease in stock value is not mentioned in the provided information. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by -2.68% last night, and the reason behind this decline is not mentioned in the provided article. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock has experienced a significant rally this year, making it the top large-capitalization pick for Piper Sandler analyst Harsh Kumar, who covers chip and hardware stocks. The reason for Nvidia's stock going down is not mentioned in the article. The article is not about Nvidia stock, but rather about a partnership between Veon's subsidiary company Kyivstar and Amazon Web Services to support Ukrainian businesses with their cloud and data services, so it does not provide an explanation for why Nvidia stock went down. Nvidia's stock went down by 2.68% due to higher U.S. Treasury yields, making returns on stocks less attractive, and concerns over a potential cut in interest rates by the Federal Reserve. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went down 2.68% last night, possibly due to the fact that NVIDIA executives and directors have been selling off their shares in the company. While the stock had been performing well earlier in the year, it has recently turned sluggish, despite a strong revenue forecast.
	2023-12-01	-0.01 %
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the stock market activity of U.S. elected officials and the introduction of the 'Ban Congressional Stock Trading Act.' It highlights the successful trading strategy of Nancy Pelosi's portfolio, which heavily favors technology stocks. However, the main point of contention is the timing of her trades, with examples such as the purchase of Nvidia stocks just before the company's shares surged. The article also mentions the strangely timed stock trades of Senator Tina Smith. In summary, the controversy surrounding the stock market activity of elected officials and their trading strategies has led to increased scrutiny. As for why Nvidia stock went down, it is not directly addressed in the article. Nvidia (NVDA) stock experienced a slight decrease of 0.01% last night. The reason for the decrease was not mentioned in the article. The article discusses Nvidia stock, which went down by -0.01% last night, but it does not provide an explanation for why the stock went down. The article explains that the safety-trade of 2022 has been reversed this year as investors are investing more in tech stocks, leading to a decline in popular dividend ETFs like Nvidia (NVDA). The article discusses various topics related to artificial intelligence, including Amazon Web Services' focus on generative AI and Hewlett Packard Enterprise's hybrid cloud vision, but does not provide specific information about why Nvidia stock went down by -0.01% last night.
	2023-11-30	-2.85 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock was down 2.85% last night, and the article suggests that the broader technology sector will join in the AI frenzy, potentially impacting the performance of the top tech stocks, including Nvidia. However, the article also mentions that breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and the movement of data to the cloud could power the tech sector, including Nvidia, even more in the future. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by -2.85% last night, and this could be attributed to the bullish sentiment towards the semiconductor sector driven by their crucial role in the ongoing tech revolution led by artificial intelligence, as well as the overall uptrend in the market due to investor optimism and positive economic data. The article discusses the rise of Nvidia stock after it was revealed that the artificial intelligence chatbot, ChatGPT, was trained on an Nvidia supercomputer. Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, positioned the company as the primary supplier of supercomputers for AI, making it a valuable player in the AI industry. However, the article does not specifically provide information on why Nvidia stock went down by 2.85% the night before. The article discusses GraniteShares' plans to increase the leverage on its single-stock exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to 200%, which will allow investors to make bigger bets on daily movements in stocks like Tesla and Nvidia. The move is set to become effective in January 2024. The article does not mention why Nvidia's stock specifically went down. The recent sentiment around Nvidia (NVDA) stock suggests it may be heading for consolidation, with experts pointing to a potential lack of momentum, while Intel (INTC) is seen as having more room to grow in the semiconductor sector. The article discusses Hewlett Packard Enterprise's collaboration with NVIDIA to deliver AI-native and hybrid cloud solutions for machine learning development and data analytics, which aim to enable organizations to become AI-powered businesses through an open, full-stack AI-native architecture. The decline in NVIDIA (NVDA) stock could be due to various factors, such as overall market conditions, investor sentiment, or specific company news.
	2023-11-29	+0.67 %
The article discusses the factors contributing to the rise in Nvidia's stock, including the growing interest in the company's graphics processing business and the surge in demand for graphics processing units driven by increased AI investments. Additionally, the article mentions that AMD, a competitor in the GPU space, is also focusing on winning over the AI market with the unveiling of its new chip targeted at large language model training and inference. Overall, the article suggests that while Nvidia remains the dominant player in the GPU market, AMD could see considerable upside. The article discusses how the Nasdaq Stock Market has been dominating global exchanges, with a specific mention of how Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 0.67% last night, but does not provide a reason for this increase. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock has seen significant growth this year due to the demand for artificial intelligence technology, but the high expectations built into the stock price may limit future gains. The recent announcements by Amazon regarding their partnership with Nvidia in the field of artificial intelligence could potentially drive growth in their cloud-computing division and subsequently contribute to the increase in Nvidia stock. The article discusses the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the gaming industry, particularly for Microsoft's gaming segment. Tim Stuart, the CFO of the Gaming segment, expresses excitement about the potential of AI in gaming, noting that it can enhance efficiency and speed for developers and create unique experiences for consumers. The article suggests that AI can open up opportunities for citizen developers, allowing anyone with a game idea to create games using AI tools. Microsoft is investing resources into AI and sees it as a valuable driver for customer recommendations and monetization opportunities in gaming. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up because the CEO, Jensen Huang, discussed the US's dependence on foreign suppliers for chip components and expressed concerns about the US falling behind in the chip industry and losing revenue due to export controls. He also mentioned that Nvidia is working on products for China that comply with the new rules, indicating their efforts to continue doing business in the Chinese market.
	2023-11-28	-0.87 %
The article discusses the collaboration between Amazon Web Services (AWS) and NVIDIA to deliver advanced infrastructure, software, and services for generative artificial intelligence (AI) innovations, including the offering of NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchips and the creation of the world's fastest GPU-powered AI supercomputer. The article does not provide a specific reason for the decrease in NVIDIA's stock price. The article discusses Jim Cramer's positive outlook on SoFi Technologies (SOFI) stock, which has been performing well recently. However, there are some bearish discussions about the stock on the X social platform. The article also mentions Cramer's past misjudgments on stocks like Nvidia (NVDA) and Tesla (TSLA). The stock analyst, BACH, believes that SOFI's stock shows patterns suggesting potential bull movements. The article does not provide a clear reason for why Nvidia's stock went down. Nvidia stock has dipped slightly after strong earnings, but analysts believe this decline will be temporary. According to CNBC's Jim Cramer, the stock price of Nvidia (NVDA) may have gone down due to criticism that its products are too expensive, as well as concerns that its Amazon Web Services division is not growing as fast as before. However, Cramer believes that Nvidia is a "benign monopolist" in the industry and recently announced a new collaboration relating to software and artificial intelligence, which could potentially offset these concerns. Nvidia's stock (NVDA) went down by 0.87% last night due to the expectation of increased competition from AMD's upcoming MI300 GPU and the desire of hyperscalers to have a more diversified supply chain and negotiating power with Nvidia.
	2023-11-27	+0.98 %
The article discusses the recent increase in Nvidia (NVDA) stock by 0.98% and suggests that the stock may have gone up due to the positive performance of the market in recent months. Nvidia's stock went up by 0.98% last night, and the article discusses how the company has been dominating financial-news coverage and suggests that there is a compelling case for investing in the stock despite its already high value. The article also mentions that smaller crypto tokens have been outperforming. The article discusses how Nvidia Corp.'s stock has been steadily increasing and argues that despite its impressive performance, there is still a strong case for continued growth. Nvidia stock went up by 0.98% despite difficulties in exporting hardware to China, as investors may see value in the company's technology. The article mentions that Nvidia (NVDA) stock rebounded and gained 1% after hitting a buy point, but it does not provide a specific reason for the increase. The article discusses Intel Corporation's market performance and its strategic initiatives, such as product launches and customer acquisitions, that have boosted its prospects. The company's stock has shown resilience amidst volatility, and analysts have revised their outlook upwards. Intel faces competition from companies like Qualcomm and Nvidia.
	2023-11-24	-1.93 %
The summarizing sentence for the article is: Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down -1.93% last night, possibly due to stronger-than-expected sales and raised outlook from Abercrombie & Fitch, which has gained over 210% in 2023. The article discusses the performance of U.S. stocks in holiday-shortened trading, with low volume and conviction as investors watch the start of the seasonal shopping season for signs of consumer resiliency. The S&P 500 and Dow closed nominally higher, while the Nasdaq was slightly lower due to weakness in megacap momentum stocks. The article mentions that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down 1.9% after a report that the launch of the company's China-focused AI chip, designed to comply with U.S. export rules, will be delayed until the first quarter of 2024. The article does not specifically state why Nvidia stock went down, but the delay in the launch of their AI chip may have had an impact on investor sentiment. Nvidia stock went down due to reports of the tech giant delaying the launch of one of its new artificial intelligence chips for the Chinese market. Nvidia Corporation's stock went down by 1.93% due to fluctuations in its earnings report and subsequent share performance. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 1.93% after Reuters reported that the company is delaying the launch of a new artificial intelligence chip in China to comply with U.S. export rules. NVIDIA's stock experienced a decrease of 1.93% due to a warning from the chipmaker that sales in China, which make up a substantial part of its high-margin data center business, are expected to decline significantly in the current quarter due to U.S. export issues.
	2023-11-22	-2.46 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 2.46% due to strong competition from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) in the market for graphics processing units (GPUs) and lower sales in the gaming segment. Nvidia's stock went down by 2.46% because investors are concerned that the current quarter may be the peak for the company and its high growth may not be sustainable. Uncertainty about Nvidia's China revenue due to export controls imposed by the Biden administration may have also influenced the decline in stock price. However, Nvidia remains optimistic about its growth prospects and believes that demand for its GPUs in data centers can continue to grow. The company is also developing GPUs specifically for the Chinese market to comply with export controls. Nvidia's stock went down by 2.46% due to concerns about trade restrictions, despite reporting strong revenue and net income growth driven by the boom in demand for its chips. Nvidia (NVDA) stock fell 2.46% after earnings, despite strong earnings and sales beat, possibly due to concerns about restrictions on exports to China impacting Q4 results. Despite Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) reporting better-than-expected Q3 2024 revenue and tripling its revenue amid the AI boom, the company's stock price fell likely due to falling short of shareholders' high expectations in the AI sector. The article discusses how Nvidia stock went down by approximately 2.46% after its latest quarterly report, despite exceeding analysts' estimates, as investors had high expectations for the company's performance in the artificial intelligence industry. The decrease in stock value can be attributed to the fact that investors had placed a high valuation on Nvidia shares and expected a perfect outcome. Additionally, the article mentions that US restrictions on exports to China have impacted Nvidia's sales, but the company has introduced new chips designed for the Chinese market to potentially mitigate the impact.
	2023-11-21	-0.92 %
The article mentions that Nvidia stock went down by 0.92% and does not provide an explanation for the decrease in stock value. The options market is anticipating a significant movement in Nvidia's stock after their earnings report, which could be a reason for the recent decline in the stock price. The article discusses how US equities dropped and the stock market rally was hindered by weak retail earnings, leading to Nvidia's stock going down, possibly due to investors' expectations not being met. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by -0.92% because investors were awaiting the company's quarterly results and the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes for guidance on interest rates, while concerns about the impact of U.S. restrictions on chip sales to China weighed on the stock. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by -0.92% last night due to the minutes from the Federal Reserve's recent meeting showing members supporting higher interest rates for a longer period of time.
	2023-11-20	+2.25 %
The article reports that Nvidia's stock (NVDA) went up by 2.25%, with the stock market performing well amid positive news about a successful auction of 20-year Treasuries and lower yields on benchmark 10-year bonds. Nvidia's stock (NVDA) went up due to positive market sentiment surrounding the hiring of prominent artificial intelligence executives by Microsoft, as well as better-than-expected earnings reports and falling Treasury yields. Nvidia (NVDA) stock rose 2.25% due to falling bond yields and positive sentiments surrounding the tech sector, with Microsoft's announcement of hiring OpenAI founder Sam Altman adding to investor confidence. Nvidia stock (NVDA) rose 2.25% after the company released its quarterly results, which are seen as a barometer of AI demand, and investors are closely watching the chipmaker's guidance amid concerns about U.S. chip restrictions and competition from companies like Microsoft. NVIDIA's stock (NVDA) went up by 2.25% last night, and according to CNBC's Jim Cramer, one reason for the increase could be a potential increase in mergers and acquisitions, which could benefit a wider range of sectors beyond the high-performing tech stocks. Cramer suggests that allowing more mergers and acquisitions could lead to major gains in industries such as medical devices, industrials, retailers, aerospace, utilities, and food and drugs. The article mentions that Nvidia's stock went up by 0.8% and the reason for the increase in stock price is not specified in the article.
	2023-11-17	-0.37 %
The article covers various developments in the field of artificial intelligence and mentions that the stock of NVIDIA (NVDA) went down by 0.37%, but it does not provide an explanation for the stock's decline. The article discusses the recent performance of tech stocks, particularly NVIDIA (NVDA), which experienced a decline of 0.37% last night. Despite concerns over stretched valuations and disappointing outlooks from other tech giants, investors are still optimistic about the performance of companies like Microsoft and Apple, leading to a buying spree in the market. However, there are questions about the sustainability of this rally, and the upcoming earnings report from NVIDIA will be closely watched for any signs of disappointment. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down 0.37% last night, and one reason for this decline could be the increasing prices of the RTX 4090 graphics cards due to China export restrictions and drying inventory, which may indicate that a new RTX 4090 Ti or Super model is coming to the market. The article discusses promotional offers by Nvidia, including a code for Guild Wars 2: Heroic Edition and three months of PC Game Pass for subscribers of GeForce Now Ultimate. The article does not mention why Nvidia's stock went down. The article discusses recent benchmark comparisons between Nvidia and AMD's flagship laptop GPUs in games utilizing Vulkan, revealing a smaller performance gap than expected. The reason for Nvidia's stock going down is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-11-16	+1.21 %
The article reports that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 1.21% overnight, and the reason for the increase is not provided in the article. NVIDIA stock (NVDA) went up by 1.21% last night, possibly due to the continued demand and interest in artificial intelligence stocks, as shown by top money managers placing bets on AI stocks like Amazon.com (AMZN) and Palantir (PLTR) due to their strong earnings growth. Nvidia's stock has been consistently performing well due to the high demand for its high-end graphics processing chips in the generative AI space, its strong ecosystem and programming languages, and its ability to secure larger commitments from suppliers to meet demand. However, there are concerns about the stock being slightly overvalued and increasing competition in the AI chip market from companies like Intel, AMD, and Google. The article discusses the stock market performance and mentions that Nvidia (NVDA) stock was up 1.21% last night, but it does not provide a specific reason for the increase in Nvidia stock. Nvidia's stock went up by 1.21% last night, possibly due to anticipation of strong earnings in their upcoming Q3 2024 report, with the company expected to report nearly five times more profit compared to the previous year's Q3. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 1.21% last night. The article does not provide information on why the stock went up.
	2023-11-15	-1.55 %
During the Asensus Surgical Inc. third quarter financial and operating results announcement, it was revealed that the company's revenue had declined, resulting in a net loss. However, the company highlighted collaborations with NVIDIA and Google, as well as potential partnerships with Karl Storz and multiple hospitals in the US. The company is also working with Flex for manufacturing. The poor financial performance and negative indicators of profitability may be contributing factors to the decline in stock price. The article explains that the stock of Nvidia Corp. is down 1.2% in midday trading, which puts an end to its 10-session win streak, and the reason for this decline is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the potential of investing in next-gen technologies such as Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which experienced a -1.55% dip recently, and suggests that following the smart money represented by insiders, institutions, and analysts can help mitigate risks in such investments. According to BlackRock, the dominant "Magnificent Seven" stocks in the S&P 500 index may not provide significant exposure to thematic growth in investor portfolios, as they have low exposure to key themes such as artificial intelligence and medical innovation. The report found that the average portfolio has less than 1% exposure to pure-play names related to these themes. Nvidia Corp. (NVDA) stock went down by 1.55% possibly due to the lack of significant exposure to these themes. BlackRock suggests investing in ETFs such as the iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX), iShares Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Multisector ETF (IRBO), iShares Cybersecurity and Tech ETF (IHAK), iShares MSCI Mexico ETF (EWW), iShares MSCI India ETF (INDA), BlackRock Future Health ETF (BMED), iShares Biotechnology ETF (IBB), and iShares Neuroscience and Healthcare ETF (IBRN) to capture the growth potential of these themes. The article discusses Nvidia (NVDA) stock and its recent decline of -1.55%. Despite concerns about U.S. restrictions on exports to China, Nvidia has had a strong performance throughout the year, driven by its involvement in artificial intelligence (AI) and dominant position in the semiconductor market. The stock received a boost after announcing a new advanced AI chip. An AI language model predicts that the stock may range between $550 and $600 by New Year's Day, with a potential high of $650 if enthusiasm continues. The model also considers potential challenges, such as tensions between the U.S. and China. However, even in a bearish scenario, the stock is expected to stagnate rather than decline significantly. It is important to note that investing in stocks carries risks and should be done with caution. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 1.55% because Microsoft unveiled its own custom artificial intelligence chips designed to compete with Nvidia, Amazon, and Google in the AI market.
	2023-11-14	+2.13 %
Nvidia's stock has been on the rise, experiencing a 10-day winning streak and adding $220 billion in market value, potentially due to a broader market rally and the announcement of a new chip. The article discusses how U.S. stock indexes rallied after cooler-than-expected inflation data suggested that the Federal Reserve may be done raising interest rates and could potentially start cutting them next year. This led to investors erasing bets on further rate hikes and instead betting on rate cuts, which in turn lifted the stock prices of megacap-growth companies like Nvidia. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 2.13% last night as several hedge funds, including Tiger Global Management, increased their bets on the company, along with other big tech stocks such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta Platforms. The increase in investment from these hedge funds likely contributed to the stock's rise. The article discusses how Eviden, a technology company within the Atos Group, has achieved a significant improvement in its supercomputing systems, with 48 systems now in the TOP500 list. This includes the MareNostrum5 system, which ranks 8th in the TOP500 with the help of NVIDIA's H100 Tensor Core GPU. The increase in Eviden's stock could be attributed to the recognition and awards received for its supercomputing achievements and the company's commitment to deploying high-performance and energy-efficient technologies. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 2.13% last night as softer-than-expected inflation data suggested that the Federal Reserve may not need to raise interest rates further. The article discusses the surge in Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which increased by 2.13% last night, and attributes it to an encouraging report on US inflation, leading to relief in the stock market.
	2023-11-13	+0.59 %
Nvidia's stock is up because the company is preparing to release their next edition of AI chips, which are highly sought after in the tech industry and will give Nvidia an advantage over competitors. The article discusses the recent rise in Nvidia's stock, which has been performing exceptionally well and has gained nearly 20% over the past nine consecutive sessions due to its strong performance in the chipmaking industry. The article discusses the NVDA stock, which went up by 0.59% last night, and cites various factors that could contribute to the rise, such as positive market sentiment, strong financial performance, and potential growth opportunities. The article discusses various factors influencing the stock market, including the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping due to Moody's warning on U.S. debt and Boeing surging after Emirates placed a $52 billion order for the company's jets. It is mentioned that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up recently, but the article does not provide a specific reason for this increase. The article mentions that NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 0.59% last night. The reason behind the increase in NVIDIA stock is not mentioned in the summary.
	2023-11-10	+2.95 %
The article states that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 2.95% last night, but does not explicitly explain the reason for the increase. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 2.95% due to the surge in the cryptocurrency market, which positively impacted stocks of companies associated with digital currencies. Nvidia's stock went up last night by 2.95% due to the boost in megacap growth stocks, including Nvidia, Amazon.com, and Microsoft, as well as a slide in longer-dated Treasury yields. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock (NVDA) increased by 2.95% recently, and attributes the rise to a decrease in longer-dated Treasury yields, which boosted megacap growth stocks like Nvidia. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock has gone up 2.95% recently, and the reason for this increase is not mentioned in the article. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock rose 2.95% last night, potentially due to the company's plans to release new chips for the Chinese market after the US government restricted exports of its high-end AI chips.
	2023-11-09	+0.81 %
The article states that Nvidia's stock went up by 0.81% due to reports of the chipmaker announcing a new series of AI chips for customers in China and their compliance with the latest U.S. export restrictions. The article discusses various stock updates, but it does not specifically mention why Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 0.81% last night. The article discusses how the stock of semiconductor company Arm Holdings went up despite a sales outlook that fell below Wall Street estimates, attributing the increase to a wave of companies designing new chips for artificial intelligence applications. The article highlights three stocks that have the potential to outperform Nvidia in the future and generate significant returns. There is no specific reason mentioned in the article for why Nvidia's stock went up by 0.81% last night. Calix, Inc. has been recognized on Fortune's "100 Fastest-Growing Companies" list for 2023, ranking 82nd based on growth in revenue, profits, and stock returns, and joins technology leaders such as Tesla and Nvidia; the growth of Calix can be attributed to its transformation into a software and cloud platform company and its partnership with broadband service providers to disrupt legacy network operators and transform communities they serve. The article discusses the recent performance of Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which has seen an increase of 0.81% in the past day. The rise in NVDA stock can be attributed to a rotation back into big tech stocks, along with a positive trend in the broader equities market.
	2023-11-08	+1.35 %
The article discusses how Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 1.35% last night, and the reason behind this increase is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses various topics, including the S&P 500, the Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit, and investment strategies from Howard Marks and George H. Walker. It does not specifically mention why NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up 1.35% last night. The article discusses various stock movements and market updates, including the fact that Nvidia's stock rose by 1.35%. The reason for Nvidia's stock going up is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the importance of looking at past performance when it comes to investing and highlights the example of Monster Beverage, which has had the highest 20-year return among stocks in the S&P 500. The article also mentions Nvidia as another example of a stock that has seen significant gains after a period of decline, attributing this to an explosion in artificial intelligence technology. Ultimately, the article suggests that investing in innovative companies with long-term potential, buying at a discount, and having patience are key strategies for success in the stock market. The article discusses potential reasons for the increase in prices of Nvidia RTX 4090 graphics cards, including China export restrictions, scarcity of supply, and the possibility of an upcoming RTX 4090 Ti model. The article discusses the performance of crypto-related stocks such as AMD, Meta Platforms, and Shopify, which have seen significant potential due to the bullish sentiment in the crypto market. The rise in Nvidia (NVDA) stock could be attributed to factors such as its positioning in the AI microchip market against AMD and the overall positive atmosphere in the crypto market.
	2023-11-07	+0.45 %
The article suggests that Nvidia's stock went up because artificial intelligence continues to be a key theme in technology companies' earnings and investors are looking for attractive AI plays. Nvidia's stock went up by 0.45% due to its position as a key player in the artificial intelligence industry. The article discusses the earnings results of semiconductor equipment supplier ACM Research and its effect on the company's stock. The stock initially fell after the company gave disappointing guidance, but later rebounded and ended the day up 5.3%. The stock is ranked second in the semiconductor equipment industry group and is on the IBD Tech Leaders list. The article does not provide any information about Nvidia (NVDA) stock or why it went up. The article discusses earnings season and the importance of companies beating sales and earnings estimates to support rising stock prices. It mentions that about 68% of the 398 companies in the S&P 500 that have reported results for fiscal quarters ending August 15 or later have shown an increase in quarterly revenue. The article also examines the profit margins of companies and highlights the positive margins of the "Magnificent Seven" stocks (Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Nvidia, Alphabet, Meta Platforms, and Tesla). It concludes by mentioning that Nvidia is expected to show improvement in margins when it reports its fiscal quarter results. The article then presents a list of 20 companies in the S&P 500 that have shown the largest increases in sales while also improving their gross and operating margins compared to the previous year. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock has gone up by 0.45% and highlights that artificial intelligence is a key factor contributing to the stock's rise, with analysts also recommending Cisco as an attractive AI play. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 0.45% last night, and the article suggests that the stock market's top-heavy nature, with a few large-cap stocks leading the rally, is not surprising as research shows that index returns are largely driven by a small number of stocks, and market returns are naturally concentrated.
	2023-11-06	+1.66 %
The article discusses the correlation between Nvidia's stock and the overall stock market, noting that while they may not move in lockstep, there is a correlation between the two. It does not provide a specific reason for why Nvidia's stock went up by 1.66% last night. The article states that Nvidia's stock, which is the IBD Stock of the Day, went up by 1.66% last night and attributes this increase to the formation of a bullish chart pattern and the anticipation of the company's fiscal third-quarter report. The article reveals that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and AMD CEO Lisa Su are first cousins once removed, which is interesting as both companies are major US chipmakers with competing products. The reason Nvidia's stock went up is not mentioned in the article. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up 1.66% last night, outperforming its competitors, although the article doesn't provide a specific reason for the increase. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 1.66% last night. The article does not mention why Nvidia stock specifically went up, as it focuses more on discussing the features and specifications of the new 16-inch MacBook Pro from Apple.
	2023-11-03	+3.45 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 3.45% last night, and the article discusses various tech, gaming, and science news, including rumors of Nvidia creating Arm-based CPUs for Windows PCs, Apple's 3nm M3 chips for MacBooks and iMacs, and the latest developments in Star Citizen and Squadron 42. The reason for Nvidia stock going up is not mentioned in the summary. The article discusses how Nvidia stock has gone up by 3.45% and attributes this increase to the company's ability to reinvent itself and Microsoft's role in pulling itself out of a lack of innovation. The article discusses a few gaming products that are expected to have significant discounts during Black Friday in 2023, including the Meta Quest 2 VR headset, Asus ROG Azoth gaming keyboard, Nintendo Switch OLED, Backbone One mobile controller, Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 gaming laptop, and SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless gaming headset. The author anticipates that these products will have lower prices during the sale event based on previous years' discounts and market trends. The article does not provide information about Nvidia's stock going up by 3.45% last night. Therefore, it is not possible to answer why Nvidia's stock went up based on the information provided in the article. NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA) stock went up by 3.45% because of a positive trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average also rising, and trading volume exceeding the average. The article mentions that the stock of Nvidia (NVDA) went up 3.45%, and the reason for the increase is not provided in the given information.
	2023-11-02	+2.79 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 2.79% last night, likely due to the rally in the stock market following the Federal Reserve's decision to keep benchmark interest rates unchanged and positive earnings results from Starbucks. The article discusses the rise in Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which experienced a 2.79% increase last night. The reason for the stock's rise is not mentioned in the given information. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 2.79% due to a favorable trading session in the stock market, with the S&P 500 Index and the Dow Jones Industrial Average both rising. Nvidia (NVDA) stock was up 2.79% last night, and according to Lance Roberts, a chief editor, the stock market is likely to see money flow into the top-performing stocks such as Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Nvidia, Tesla, Meta Platforms, and Comcast, leading to a potential rally before the end of the year. The article discusses how Super Micro Computer Inc., a partner of Nvidia Corp., is generating over half its revenue from AI-related server sales, which may be a reason for the increase in Nvidia's stock price. The article discusses how CNBC's Jim Cramer believes that the "Magnificent Seven" mega-cap tech stocks, including Amazon, Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta, Alphabet, and Tesla, have stood out during earnings season and have since recovered from post-earnings declines, leaving some sellers full of regret. Cramer argues that investors should not panic and sell off these high-quality stocks, as there may be better opportunities in the future when the market stabilizes. The article does not specifically mention why Nvidia stock went up, but it is mentioned as one of the stocks in Cramer's favored group.
	2023-11-01	+3.79 %
NVIDIA's stock went up last night despite news that its GeForce RTX 4090 GPU will be banned from sales in China starting November 17, possibly due to increased shipments of its AD102 chips to China prior to the ban, leading to shortages and higher prices in other markets as well. The article discusses Black Friday deals on PC gaming products, including gaming laptops and graphics cards, at Best Buy and Amazon, which may have contributed to the increase in Nvidia (NVDA) stock. The article discusses the rise in Nvidia (NVDA) stock, attributing it to investors seeking bargains in light of recent weakness in stocks and the idea that the recent sell-off brings the stock back to fairly valued levels. The article discusses the increase in NVIDIA (NVDA) stock and attributes it to a promising projection from AMD's CEO, Lisa Su, who expects chip revenue to reach $400 million in the fourth quarter and top $2 billion next year with the launch of their MI300 data center chip that aims to compete with NVIDIA. The stock of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) went up 8% after a positive sales forecast for its AI chips, indicating progress in catching up with market leader Nvidia. The forecast projected annual sales of over $2 billion and gained commitments from large tech and cloud computing companies, positioning AMD as a key competitor in the AI accelerator market. The conservative forecast and weakness in some of AMD's markets led to price target cuts by analysts. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 3.79% last night because the UK government announced increased funding for two supercomputers that will support research into advanced AI models, including the use of NVIDIA chips in one of the supercomputers.
	2023-10-31	-0.93 %
The article discusses how Nvidia's stock has experienced a significant drop in their market capitalization, briefly falling out of the $1 trillion club, leading to a decrease in its stock price. The article discusses the release of SteelSeries' new microphones for streamers, highlighting their features and design. The most notable feature is SteelSeries Sonar, a program that addresses issues with setting up a stream. The author praises the microphones and Sonar for their performance and customization options. The article does not mention why NVIDIA stock went down. The article discusses the performance of U.S. stock index futures, which were mixed ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting and the release of earnings reports. The stock market has been in a decline recently due to rising Treasury yields and the Israel-Hamas conflict. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 0.93% and reasons for this decline are not mentioned in the article. Nvidia Corp's stock dropped nearly 5% following news that the company may have to cancel up to $5 billion worth of chip orders to China due to new US government restrictions, causing the stock to reach a five-month low; however, Nvidia has stated that the export controls will not have a meaningful impact in the near term. The article discusses AMD's third-quarter earnings report, which beat analyst expectations but included a weaker-than-expected forecast for the fourth quarter, leading to a drop in Nvidia stock. The drop was attributed to the lower revenue forecast and weaker sales in the gaming segment due to fewer "semi-custom" chip sales. The article discusses the recent decline in Nvidia stock and explores the factors that may have caused the decrease in value.
	2023-10-30	+1.63 %
The article discusses 3D metal printing startup Seurat Technologies potentially going public in the future and raising $99 million in a funding round co-led by Nvidia's venture capital arm. The funding will be used to deploy production printers for Seurat's green energy-powered Area Printing technology. The increase in Nvidia's stock may be attributed to its involvement in the funding round and its potential for future growth in the 3D printing industry. The article mentions that Nvidia stock (NVDA) went up by 1.63% despite tensions in the Middle East, and it suggests that the focus has shifted to the resilience of the U.S. economy and the expectation of no rate hike from the Federal Reserve. Nvidia's stock went up due to the news of 3D metal-printing startup Seurat Technologies potentially going public and raising $99 million in a funding round co-led by Nvidia's venture capital arm. The article reports that shares of NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA) rose 1.63% and the stock market had an overall favorable trading session, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average also increasing; however, it does not provide a specific reason for why NVIDIA's stock went up. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up last night by 1.63%, and the article mentions that the CEO, Jensen Huang, is known for his signature motorcyclist aesthetic, but he credits his wife and daughter for dressing him, and he doesn't take credit for his fashion icon status. The article also mentions that Nvidia has experienced significant stock growth in the last year, thanks to the company's focus on AI and the increasing demand for its specialized computer chips. The article discusses how U.S. stock index futures, including Nvidia (NVDA) stock, are up by 1.63%, despite tensions in the Middle East, driven by positive investor sentiment ahead of earnings reports and an upcoming interest rate decision. The specific reason for Nvidia's stock going up is not mentioned in the summary.
	2023-10-27	+0.43 %
The recent surge in prices and limited availability of Nvidia's RTX 4090 graphics cards may be due to the U.S. government banning the export of AI-capable graphics cards to China, leading to increased buying activity in China and subsequent price hikes in other regions. The article is not about Nvidia (NVDA) stock going up, but rather about JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon planning to sell over 10% of his stake in the bank next year, which is why the stock market is not directly related to Nvidia (NVDA) in this context. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 0.43% last night, and the reason behind the increase is not mentioned in the article. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 0.43% due to a mixed performance compared to its competitors, including Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD), Intel Corp. (INTC), and Applied Materials Inc. (AMAT). The article discusses why Nvidia's stock has gone up, citing Intel's positive forecast and improvements in the PC-focused business and chip contract manufacturing business as contributing factors. Intel's success and strong performance in the market have had a positive impact on other chip firms such as AMD and Nvidia.
	2023-10-26	-3.48 %
D-Wave Quantum, a leader in quantum computing, is opening a European office on the QuantumBasel campus in Switzerland to accelerate quantum application development in Europe, which reflects growing customer interest in D-Wave's quantum computing solutions. The partnership with QuantumBasel aims to drive quantum innovation and progress towards broader commercial adoption. The article states that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 3.48% last night and attributes the decline to the increased volatility in the S&P 500, partly due to unexpected events and the significant growth of big tech stocks like Nvidia. The article explains that the stock prices of several technology companies, including Nvidia, have decreased due to disappointing earnings reports, higher interest rates, and geopolitical tensions, potentially pushing the S&P 500 into a correction. The article discusses Intel's earnings report for the third quarter of 2023, which exceeded consensus expectations, causing investors to react positively and the stock to go up. The decline in global PC demand and Intel's lagging position in the data center market were mentioned as contributing factors to the company's challenges. The article discusses the rise of Grayscale Investment's bitcoin trust (GBTC) and how it has performed well, while Nvidia Corp (NVDA) stock has gone down by 3.48%. The reason for the decline in Nvidia's stock is not mentioned in the article. The article does not provide information about Nvidia's stock going down, as it focuses on other news topics such as the development of reconfigurable intelligent surface technology, investments in AI software development, the acquisition of Siklu by Ceragon Networks, and the status of Vodafone Group.
	2023-10-25	-4.31 %
The article does not provide information about the reason for Nvidia (NVDA) stock going down. The article mentions that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by -4.31% last night, but does not provide a specific reason for the decline. Shares of Nvidia Corp. (NVDA) went down by 4.31% after Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc. (META) announced a lower initial outlook for 2024 capital expenditures, causing a negative impact on both Nvidia and Arista Networks Inc. (ANET) stocks. The article discusses the drop in Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which declined by 4.31% last night due to a broader market sell-off driven by rising bond yields, mixed profit reports from influential companies, and Alphabet's cloud revenue coming in below Wall Street estimates. The article discusses Michael Dell's recent donation of $350 million worth of Dell Technologies stock to charitable causes and explains that the drop in Nvidia (NVDA) stock may be unrelated to this news. The article discusses the drop in Nvidia (NVDA) stock by 4.31% and attributes it to a broader market decline driven by rising bond yields and mixed profit reports from influential companies like Alphabet (Google) and Microsoft. The rise in Treasury yields and concerns about a slowdown in growth for cloud computing contributed to the decline in tech stocks, including Nvidia.
	2023-10-24	+1.6 %
Lenovo and NVIDIA have announced an expanded partnership to bring generative AI to enterprises, offering fully integrated systems that enable businesses to deploy tailored AI applications across various industries, resulting in a 1.6% increase in NVIDIA's stock. The article discusses the potential launch of personal computing chips from Arm Holdings by Nvidia, which could have positive implications for the company in the AI industry, according to Wall Street analysts. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 1.6% due to its partnership announcement with Motrec International Inc to launch the DriveMod Tugger, a fully autonomous electric tugger for industrial operations. The article reports that Nvidia's stock went up by 1.6% as the federal government notified the company that restrictions on its AI chips exported to China would be enforced sooner, resulting in potential market growth opportunities for the company. Nvidia(NVDA) stock was up 1.6% last night due to positive third quarter earnings and updates from mega-cap tech companies like Intel and Microsoft. Ark Invest, led by Cathie Wood, sold shares of Coinbase and Grayscale Bitcoin Trust but remains optimistic about Bitcoin's future, anticipating a surge in price following the likely approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs; the article does not specifically mention why Nvidia stock went up.
	2023-10-23	+3.84 %
The article discusses how global hedge funds have reduced their exposure to mega cap tech stocks, including Nvidia, ahead of the companies' third-quarter earnings. The reason for Nvidia's stock going up last night is not mentioned in the article. The article does not provide any information on why NVIDIA's stock (NVDA) went up 3.84% last night. The article discusses the current market conditions, including the impact of earnings reports, rate hikes, and bond yields on stocks. It mentions that Nvidia Corp. experienced an increase in its stock price, possibly due to investors buying the dip. The article also highlights the upcoming corporate earnings reports from tech giants and their potential impact on the market. The strong labor market is seen as a positive factor in shielding the real economy from financial market swings. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 3.84% last night, and the reason for this increase is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the slumping futures tracking Wall Street's main stock indexes as yields on the U.S. 10-year Treasury note hit a 5% mark, which resulted in a selloff in megacap stocks including Nvidia. The increase in bond yields provides an attractive alternative to equities and makes it more costly for businesses to take on debt, limiting their scope for expansion and earnings growth. Nvidia's stock went up by 3.84% after news broke that the company is developing computer chips using technology from Arm Holdings, which could be sold as soon as 2025 and present a major challenge to Intel.
	2023-10-20	-1.7 %
Nvidia stock (NVDA) went down by 1.7% due to investors reacting to stricter US restrictions on exporting artificial intelligence chips to China. The article states that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 1.7% due to concerns about higher interest rates resulting from the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury bond surpassing 5% for the first time in over 15 years. Nvidia's stock went down by 1.7% due to the anticipation of stricter export restrictions to China impacting the company's business. KeyBanc Capital Markets predicts that Nvidia's stock will be negatively affected by stricter regulations on exports to China, leading to a decrease in its value. The article is not specifically about Nvidia's stock performance or the reasons for its decline. It provides a list of price watch alerts for various stocks, including Nvidia, but does not provide any information on why Nvidia's stock went down.
	2023-10-19	-0.23 %
The article discusses the introduction of the AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7000 WX-Series processors and the Ryzen Threadripper 7000 Series processors, which have caused a decline in Nvidia (NVDA) stock. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went down due to concerns over the Chinese government potentially blocking Broadcom's (AVGO) acquisition of VMware, as Chinese regulators are considering delaying approval of the deal in response to the U.S. government's tightening of trade restrictions on sales of advanced semiconductors and chip gear in China. Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC reported a smaller-than-expected decline in net profit for the third quarter and expressed optimism about the future, raising hopes for a recovery in the semiconductor industry; the company cited stable demand for personal computers and smartphones as key factors driving the recovery. The decline in net profit was attributed to caution by chipmakers in new investments.
	2023-10-18	-3.96 %
The article discusses the competition between AMD and Nvidia in the AI chip market and does not specifically address why the Nvidia stock went down. Nvidia stock went down because of the U.S. tightening restrictions on chip exports to China, but the company is trying to reassure stockholders by announcing an expanded partnership with Foxconn for self-driving car development. The article states that Asian shares were steady on Wednesday as Chinese economic data showed signs of improvement, but concerns over escalating conflict in the Middle East led to a drop in oil prices. Nvidia stock went down due to news that the Biden administration plans to halt shipments of its advanced artificial intelligence chips to China. The article discusses HIVE Digital Technologies' rollout of high-performance computing using 38,000 Nvidia GPUs for Bitcoin mining, which they have optimized for green energy. The reason for Nvidia stock going down is not mentioned in the article. Nvidia's stock fell nearly 5% after the Biden administration announced plans to halt shipments of AI chips to China, and analysts believe there is a low likelihood of export licenses being granted to Nvidia. The article does not mention why Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down.
	2023-10-17	-4.68 %
The article discusses the shift in investment sentiment towards active fund management as interest rates rise and inflation increases, leading to concerns about the ability of highly leveraged companies to service their debt. This could create opportunities for stockpickers to identify undervalued companies with strong earnings and lower debt burdens. However, it is noted that the performance of tech stocks, such as Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Tesla, Nvidia, and Meta Platforms, is not expected to be significantly impacted. The article discusses the yields on bonds and implied dividend yields of major companies, including Nvidia. Nvidia's stock went down because its implied dividend yield is very low compared to the yields on its bonds. The stock of Nvidia (NVDA) fell -4.68% after the U.S. Commerce Department imposed stricter restrictions on the export of artificial intelligence chips and manufacturing equipment to China, aiming to prevent China's military from importing advanced semiconductors. The article does not provide any information about the decline in Nvidia (NVDA) stock. The article explains that Nvidia's stock price declined by 4.68% due to the Commerce Department's restrictions on the company's ability to sell chips to China. Nvidia (NVDA) stock fell by 4.68% after the U.S. announced further restrictions on chip exports to China, which impacted the company's artificial intelligence chip business.
	2023-10-16	+1.39 %
The article discusses various gaming PC deals, including the Lenovo Legion Tower 7i, which is currently on sale for $2,830, a discount of $950 from its regular price of $3,780. The Legion Tower 7i offers high-performance specs, customization options, and a reliable cooling system. The article does not mention anything about the stock performance of Nvidia (NVDA) or why it went up. Nvidia stock went up by 1.39% as there were concerns regarding potential restrictions on exports of their AI chips to China. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 1.39% because there is optimism surrounding corporate earnings and economic data, despite tensions from the Israel-Hamas conflict. The article reports that Nvidia stock initially fell due to potential restrictions on exports of its AI chips to China, but it later went up by 1.39% for unknown reasons. Nvidia's stock went up by 1.39% as more companies are seeking to improve efficiency with AI, benefiting chip makers like Nvidia.
	2023-10-13	-3.16 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 3.16% last night, likely due to a decline in megacap stocks and a preliminary reading on U.S. consumer sentiment showing a sharp fall in October. The article discusses the decline in Nvidia (NVDA) stock and attributes it to the broader decline in the stock market, particularly due to the rebound in Treasury yields and a poorly received Treasury auction. The article does not provide any information about the reason for NVIDIA's stock going down. The article provides a list of 10 things to watch on October 13th, but it does not specifically mention why Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down. The article states that Nvidia stock went down by 3.16% due to a flight from risk caused by a spike in oil prices associated with the planned Israeli ground invasion of the Gaza Strip. The article discusses Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard and what it means for players, developers, and the future of the gaming industry. The acquisition will give Microsoft ownership of all the studios and intellectual property under Activision Blizzard, potentially leading to more exclusivity deals. Unionization efforts within Activision Blizzard may also gain ground under Microsoft's leadership. The article predicts that Call of Duty will continue to be available on PlayStation and other platforms, and there may be an increase in Activision Blizzard games on cloud gaming services. Microsoft also plans to bring Activision Blizzard's games to Xbox Game Pass, but it may take some time. The article concludes by mentioning ongoing litigation surrounding the acquisition, but states that it is unlikely to be undone.
	2023-10-12	+0.3 %
The article discusses the recent performance of Infosys stock, which has risen 5% in the last seven days ahead of its fiscal second quarter results announcement. The stock has outperformed the BSE Sensex, which has only risen 1.4% in the same period. Analysts expect Infosys to experience a slight revenue decline in Q2FY24 but project a growth in profit-after-tax due to easing margin pressures. The company is expected to reiterate its growth and margin guidance for the fiscal year. The article does not mention anything about Nvidia stock or its reasons for going up. TD Cowen analysts believe that Nvidia stock has significant growth potential and have increased their price target, which could be a reason for the stock's recent increase. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock has been performing well due to its strong business results and the anticipation surrounding the AI revolution. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 0.3% last night, likely due to its participation in the global AI boom and the positive performance of IPOs in the market. The article is not about Nvidia (NVDA) stock and does not provide any information about why the stock went up.
	2023-10-11	+2.2 %
The article states that Nvidia's stock (NVDA) went up 2.2% last night. The reason for the increase in Nvidia's stock price is not mentioned in the article. Nvidia (NVDA) stock increased by 2.2% last night, and the reason for the rise is not mentioned in the article. The article states that TD Cowen analysts increased their price target on Nvidia stock, and the stock went up 2.2% last night, possibly due to the positive sentiment from the analysts' raised price target and the stock's significant gains throughout the year. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 2.2% last night, and the reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the growing start-up activity in Switzerland, particularly in Zurich and Lausanne, and how it is attracting investments from big tech companies and venture capital firms. The country's booming start-up scene is attributed to a cultural shift among young people, the presence of excellent technical universities, and the supply of highly-skilled graduates. Switzerland's international reputation as an innovative hub is growing, and venture capital investors are showing increased interest in Swiss start-ups. However, the challenge is to retain these success stories within the country. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 2.2% due to easing long-term US Treasury yields boosting megacap stocks and positive updates on Novo Nordisk's diabetes drug Ozempic.
	2023-10-10	+1.16 %
The article highlights that NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 1.16% last night, but does not provide a specific reason for this increase. The article discusses the growing concern over the energy consumption of computers used to train and run large AI models, which could contribute significantly to global carbon emissions. The author emphasizes the importance of using AI sparingly and highlights the demand for Nvidia's GPUs in the AI industry. The increase in AI integration into products and the expansion of manufacturing plants could worsen the environmental impact. However, there are signs that smaller AI models are becoming more capable, which could lead to energy savings. The article suggests that legislation to promote transparency about the environmental impact of AI models and responsible usage is necessary. The article discusses the release of new generative AI models by Adobe, including the Firefly Image 2 Model, Firefly Vector Model, and Firefly Design Model, which offer advancements in creative control and image quality. The stock of Adobe's partner, NVIDIA, went up last night. However, the article does not mention why NVIDIA's stock specifically went up. The summary of the article is that NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 1.16% yesterday. The reason for the increase in the stock price is not mentioned in the given information. The article mentions that the NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 1.16% last night, and the reason for the increase is not specifically mentioned in the article. However, it does mention that megacap stocks, including NVIDIA, rose between 0.2% and 3.0%, and the overall market was performing well due to dovish comments from U.S. Federal Reserve officials, which pushed Treasury yields lower. The article discusses the performance of several technology stocks, including Nvidia (NVDA), which has seen a 1.16% increase in its stock value. The stock is seen as an artificial intelligence play, along with other companies like Microsoft and Tesla, and it has experienced significant growth in 2023. The overall stock market is in an upward trend, and the Magnificent Seven tech stocks are expected to finish the year strong. The article does not specifically mention why Nvidia's stock has gone up.
	2023-10-09	-1.07 %
NVIDIA (NVDA) stock fell 1.07% yesterday and underperformed compared to Broadcom Inc., with trading volume below average; the reason for the decline was not specified in the article. The article states that tech companies in Israel may face disruptions and fortify security as the Israeli military prepares for a potential full-scale invasion of the Gaza Strip, causing Israeli stock and bond prices to slide; the potential conflict may divert resources such as tech company staff being called up as military reservists, and there may be a need to guard physical installations for companies tied to military spending; as a result, tech shares, including those of Nvidia, Intel, and Tower Semiconductor, have seen a decline. NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA) stock fell 1.07% due to overall market conditions and a decline in trading volume that snapped a three-day winning streak; the reason for the decline is not specified in the article. Nvidia stock went down as OpenAI is considering alternative plans that may exclude Nvidia as a supplier, but there are still positive factors that could support bullish sentiment for the company. Nvidia's stock went down because the company canceled its artificial intelligence summit in Tel Aviv, Israel, due to safety concerns following attacks by Hamas on Israel over the weekend.
	2023-10-06	+2.4 %
Luminar Technologies announced that it has successfully passed its Run at Rate production test for Volvo Cars, which is a key requirement for automakers before the start of production, leading to the launch of the Volvo EX90 featuring Luminar's technology as standard; this achievement is expected to drive broad scale adoption of Luminar's LiDAR technology and contribute to the increased safety of vehicles. The successful completion of the test demonstrates Luminar's ability to achieve scale and meet the highest standards of automotive safety. The article discusses the recent performance of Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which increased by 2.4% last night. The reason for the stock's rise is not mentioned in the article. Graphcore, an AI chip startup, needs to raise new funds in order to offset its mounting losses, which were primarily due to increased operating costs and softer demand for hardware sales in the wider macroeconomic environment; this may explain why Nvidia's stock went up as Graphcore's financial challenges may position Nvidia as a stronger competitor in the AI accelerator arena. The article discusses the efforts of various national and international governing bodies to regulate artificial intelligence (AI). It does not provide a specific reason for why Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 2.4% the previous night. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 2.4% last night due to OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, considering making its own artificial intelligence chips and potentially acquiring a chip company, in order to address the shortage and high costs of AI chips that it relies on. The article discusses the performance of Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which was up 2.4% last night. The reason behind the stock's increase is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-10-05	+1.47 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 1.47% last night, but the article does not provide a specific reason for the increase. The article focuses on a conversation with Getty Images CEO Craig Peters about the company's use of generative AI in photography and the launch of a new AI tool in partnership with Nvidia. The article discusses three semiconductor stocks that investors should consider in the fourth quarter and explains why Nvidia's stock went up last night. Nvidia's stock went up 1.47% because artificial intelligence chipmaker Graphcore reported widening losses and the dominance of Nvidia in the AI chip market has made it difficult for startups like Graphcore to secure funding for competition. The article discusses how shares of technology companies, including Nvidia, went up as traders rotated back into the leading 2023 stock-market sector, and specifically mentions Nvidia's success being attributed to artificial-intelligence hype. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 1.47%, while Intel Corp (INTC) stock fell, and the reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 1.47% last night, and according to State Street chief investment strategist Mike Arone, the stock increase may be attributed to the company's stable finances and ability to capitalize on innovation, making it an attractive investment even in an economic downturn.
	2023-10-04	+1.2 %
NVIDIA stock went up 1.2% last night. The article discusses the introduction of a new variant of the GeForce RTX 3050 by NVIDIA, which will use the Ampere GPU architecture and have 6 GB of memory. The reason for the stock increase is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses Intel's plans to potentially raise funds through an IPO of its programmable-chips division, which could serve as a significant financial boost for the chip maker as it aims to compete with Nvidia. The article mentions that Nvidia stock went up by 1.2% last night, and one reason for this increase could be Intel's plans to pursue an initial public offering of its programmable-chips division, potentially providing a significant financial boost for Intel as it competes with Nvidia. The article discusses the growing market for safety and security drones, which are being widely used in search and rescue operations and disaster management. The increasing demand for these drones is expected to contribute to the growth of the safety and security drones market, including companies like NVIDIA (NVDA), whose stock went up by 1.2% last night. The rise in the stock could be attributed to the positive outlook for the safety and security drones market and the increasing adoption of drones in various applications. The article discusses the known issues with the latest release of Forza Motorsport and provides workarounds and fixes for those issues. It does not mention anything about Nvidia (NVDA) stock or why it may have gone up. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 1.2% last night, and the reason for the increase is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-10-03	-2.82 %
The article is about InvestorsObserver issuing critical PriceWatch Alerts for several stocks, including Nvidia (NVDA). The reason for Nvidia's stock going down is not mentioned in the article. Nvidia's stock dropped by nearly 12% due to concerns about rising U.S. bond yields and decreasing enthusiasm for artificial intelligence. The article discusses how America's richest tech billionaires have gained a combined $300 billion in net worth since fall 2022, largely due to investor enthusiasm for artificial intelligence. Nvidia(NVDA) stock went down 2.82% last night, possibly due to concerns about the AI boom being a bubble. The article states that KeyBanc Capital Markets does not believe there is currently a rebound in the semiconductor industry, which may explain why Nvidia (NVDA) stock was down 2.82% last night. The article discusses the recent decrease in Nvidia's stock by 2.82% and attributes it to the surge in Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) stock, triggered by Microsoft's CTO Kevin Scott endorsing AMD's AI products and graphics cards for their role in the AI landscape. Intel plans to operate its programmable chip unit as a standalone business and conduct a public offering for its stock in the next two to three years, causing Intel's shares to rise more than 2% after the announcement. Intel intends to leverage its factories to make these chips, which are used in various applications including defense. The move is part of Intel's strategy to streamline its business and raise capital for its turnaround efforts led by CEO Pat Gelsinger, who aims to revive its manufacturing arm. This news is unrelated to the decline in Nvidia's stock.
	2023-10-02	+2.95 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 2.95% last night due to a surge in demand for its semiconductors. In last night's trading, Nvidia (NVDA) stock increased by 2.95%, potentially due to the anticipation of the release of the next generation of its graphics-processing units. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 2.95% after Goldman Sachs added it to their "conviction buy" list, citing the current business interest in AI chips. Nvidia stock is up 2.95% as the company's next-gen graphics-processing units could be the reason for its recent increase in value. The article discusses how the stock of Nvidia (NVDA) has recently gone up by 2.95% and the reasons behind this increase. It mentions that the stock has been performing well, gaining 198% for the year, driven by a surge in demand for its semiconductors fueled by artificial intelligence (AI). However, some investors believe that the stock may have become overvalued and compare the rush towards AI to the historical tulip mania. The article discusses the rise in Nvidia (NVDA) stock by 2.95% and suggests that it may be due to strong upcoming earnings results that could reverse the decline in technology and growth stocks, which have been affected by the rise in Treasury yields.
	2023-09-29	+0.95 %
The article discusses the recent rally in the stock market and the concerns that it may be coming to an end, but it does not specifically mention why Nvidia's stock went up by 0.95%. The article discusses the possibility of the current market rally coming to an end, with investors on edge and alarm bells ringing, but it does not mention why Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up. NVIDIA's stock went up by 0.95% due to the company's consecutive days of gains and its proximity to its 52-week high, despite a generally poor trading session for the stock market overall. The article discusses the positive trading activity in the stock market, with the major indexes closing higher and institutional accounts engaging in end-of-quarter buying and selling. Nvidia stock is specifically mentioned as a stock that may be added to growth portfolios for the third quarter. The article does not provide a specific reason for why Nvidia stock went up. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 0.95% last night, and its recent success has been attributed to the expectation that artificial intelligence adoption will drive demand for the company's semiconductors. Additionally, while semiconductor stocks have experienced losses in September, Wall Street remains optimistic with analysts predicting higher target prices for Nvidia and other chip stocks in the next 12 months. The article is about investors receiving price alerts for various stocks, including NVDA (Nvidia), which has seen a 0.95% increase in its stock price. The article does not provide a specific reason for the increase.
	2023-09-28	+1.46 %
The article discusses the similarities between the current market conditions and those leading up to the Great Recession in 2008, with JPMorgan's chief quantitative market strategist noting concerns about the rapid increase in interest rates and the bullish sentiments among investors. The article does not specifically mention why Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up, but it mentions that major U.S. stock indexes saw a surge in market valuations of AI-exposed technology companies like Nvidia during the first half of the year. The article discusses Micron Technology Inc.'s progress in the memory-chip market and its potential for profitability, as well as the impact on its stock price. Micron's stock declined despite positive performance in the semiconductor industry. Analysts believe that Micron's profitability is still a year away due to slow sales in the phone and PC markets, and its late entry into the high-bandwidth memory market. However, the company's collaboration with Nvidia in AI data-center products may help drive profitability in the future. The article also highlights varying opinions from analysts about Micron's gross margins and the overall memory-chip cycle. The article discusses the release of the Raspberry Pi 5, a new version of the popular mini computer. The Raspberry Pi 5 offers improved performance with a 2-3x increase in CPU performance and better graphics. However, it also comes with some drawbacks, including the removal of the audio and composite jack and a slight increase in price. The article also mentions that the stock of the previous model, the Raspberry Pi 4, is in a good position. As for why Nvidia stock goes up, the article does not provide any information on that topic. The article discusses the rise in NVIDIA's stock price, which is attributed to the overall surge in the cryptocurrency market and the positive sentiment surrounding tech stocks like NVIDIA and Tesla. The article discusses Supermicro's 30th anniversary and its focus on providing AI solutions and green computing efficiency, which has resulted in lowering the total cost of ownership (TCO) for data centers. The CEO of Supermicro, Charles Liang, also mentions the company's collaboration with leading technology partners such as NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD. The reason for the increase in NVIDIA (NVDA) stock is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-09-27	+1.33 %
The article does not provide any information or analysis about why Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up. The article explains that when a bull market is driven by only a few stocks, not all investors will benefit from the gains and that it's important to look at the broader market and longer-term performance instead. The article also highlights the importance of avoiding big losses and being cautious if you're in retirement. The article suggests that Nvidia stock has room for further growth and the recent slump in its price presents a good opportunity to buy. The article explains that the S&P 500 Equal Weight Index, which includes stocks not weighted by market capitalization, experienced two rallies that were subsequently erased. However, it does not mention specifically why NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up. The article discusses the rise of Nvidia (NVDA) stock, attributing it to the company's leading position in the AI market, but warns that similar to Qualcomm during the dot-com boom, NVDA stock may be headed for a crash.
	2023-09-26	-0.74 %
The article discusses Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd. (TSMC) and its role as the largest dedicated contract chip manufacturer, which could be one of the factors causing the decline in Nvidia (NVDA) stock. The article discusses how the recent increase in U.S. government bond yields has led to a decline in stock market performance, but CNBC's Jim Cramer suggests that this presents an opportunity for investors to buy stocks, specifically mentioning Nvidia as a potential strong performer in a higher interest rate environment. The article discusses how artificial intelligence is still a growing trend with attractive investment opportunities, but does not provide a specific reason for why Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down. The article does not specifically mention why Nvidia stock (NVDA) went down by -0.74% last night. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down due to concerns that the hype around AI may be overstated, indicated by fluctuating user traffic on ChatGPT and rumors of Microsoft reducing orders for Nvidia H100 AI chips. Investors are advised to temper their expectations regarding AI and focus on diversification and patience.
	2023-09-25	+1.47 %
The article discusses the growth of Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) stock and its success in the AI industry. It mentions that Microsoft has seen remarkable growth over the past decade, with its stock price increasing by 1,092% since October 2010. The company's heavy exposure to the booming AI space has contributed to its strong performance, with its stock price remaining 30% higher year-to-date. Microsoft recently announced the launch of an AI-powered virtual assistant, Copilot, and unveiled AI upgrades to various products and services. The article does not provide information on why Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock specifically went up last night. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 1.47% due to its strong performance and being one of the major drivers of the benchmark index this year, alongside other megacaps like Meta Platforms and Tesla. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up 1.47% last night. The article discusses a strategic collaboration between Amazon and Anthropic to accelerate the development of safer generative artificial intelligence (AI) models and make them accessible to AWS customers. This collaboration will involve the use of AWS's high-performance AI chips, Trainium and Inferentia, and will allow for customization and fine-tuning of the models using proprietary data through Amazon Bedrock. The goal is to provide customers with more value and improve their experiences. The article also highlights the growth and reliability of Anthropic's foundation model, Claude, which excels at various tasks. The article announces that Taiga Cloud, a subsidiary of Northern Data Group, has been certified as an Elite Cloud Service Provider in NVIDIA's Partner Network, which has led to a 1.47% increase in NVIDIA's stock. The article discusses the performance of various stocks, including Nvidia (NVDA), Meta Platforms (META), and Tesla (TSLA), and states that Nvidia stock has been driving the AI-fueled market rally and has seen significant gains despite recent declines. Getty Images has launched a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool called Generative AI, developed in partnership with Nvidia, which will generate images from its collection of digital media and avoid copyright issues; the move is aimed at avoiding the distribution of deepfakes and compensating artists whose work is used to develop the AI model.
	2023-09-22	+1.45 %
The article mentions that Nvidia's stock went up by 1.45% last night, but it doesn't provide a specific reason for the increase in stock price. The article discusses the recent performance of NVIDIA (NVDA) stock, which went up by 1.45% last night. The stock market has been dominated by technology stocks this year, but recently there has been a slump in tech stocks and a shift towards defensive utilities and cyclical energy stocks. Some market strategists believe that this rotation could continue in the future, bringing balance to the market. The Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates higher for longer has also impacted investor sentiment. The article discusses how both chipmaker Broadcom Inc. and Nvidia Corp. have seen their stocks rise this year, with Nvidia experiencing a significant increase of 189.11%. However, while Broadcom has a dividend feature that Nvidia lacks, both stocks have recently been slumping. The reason for Nvidia's recent increase is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the recent positive performance of Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which has seen significant positive revisions in earnings estimates, indicating an improving earnings outlook for the company. The stock has been experiencing substantial gains in estimates, surpassing other companies in the industry such as Meta Platforms (META) and Alphabet (GOOGL). The overall earnings picture for the Tech sector looks promising, with expectations of strong quarterly earnings growth and a positive long-term basis. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 1.45% last night, and the reason for the increase is due to the surge in technology stocks, specifically in artificial intelligence, which has led to a significant rise in the wealth of tech billionaires, including Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The article discusses the recent increase in Nvidia's stock price by 1.45% and suggests that it may be due to a potential return of Nvidia bulls, although there is also mention of institutional selling and lighter trade volume.
	2023-09-21	-2.89 %
The article discusses how the AMD RX 7800 XT graphics card can be undervolted to reduce power consumption without significantly affecting performance, making it competitive with Nvidia's RTX 4070. The reason for Nvidia (NVDA) stock going down is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the current state of the GPU market and its impact on Nvidia (NVDA) stock. Last night, the stock was down 2.89%. The decline in Nvidia stock can be attributed to the introduction of new AMD GPUs, specifically the Radeon RX 7800 XT and RX 7700 XT, which have provided better value and performance, leading to increased demand for AMD products and potential competition for Nvidia. Additionally, Nvidia has responded by lowering the price of their RTX 4070, further impacting the value proposition of the Radeon 7800 XT. The article explains that the stock market, including NVIDIA Corp (NVDA) stock, went down due to concerns that the Federal Reserve will maintain its restrictive monetary policy for longer than expected. The Fed's projection of elevated interest rates through next year dampened hopes for policy easing. The article is about Beamr, a company showcasing its developments at the Nvidia AI Summit in Tel Aviv, and it mentions their Cloud Video SaaS beta powered by NVIDIA GPUs which aims to reduce video storage and network demands; it does not provide information on why Nvidia stock went down. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went down by -2.89% because of the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates unchanged and its warning about the ongoing battle against inflation. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 2.89% last night, and the reason for the decline is not mentioned in the article as it focuses on the stock performance of Etsy Inc.
	2023-09-20	-2.94 %
NVIDIA's stock went down last night because of weaker demand in the memory chip market, as well as warnings from Intel's CFO about excess data center chip inventories and a slower-than-expected recovery in the demand for data center chips. Infosys and NVIDIA have announced an expanded collaboration to drive productivity gains with generative AI applications and solutions for enterprises worldwide, which includes the establishment of an NVIDIA Centre of Excellence to train and certify 50,000 Infosys employees on NVIDIA AI technology. The stock price of NVIDIA (NVDA) went down 2.94% last night for reasons unrelated to this collaboration. The article explains that the US stock market has performed well this year, largely driven by the dominance of big tech companies such as Nvidia. However, there are concerns that the tech rally may be losing momentum due to factors like inflation and weakening consumer spending, which could lead to a decline in stock prices. The recent decline in Nvidia's stock price may be a reflection of these concerns. The article discusses the Ave Maria Growth Fund's investment in NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) and highlights the company's strong performance due to the high demand for AI chips. The reason for the recent decline in NVDA stock is not mentioned in the article. The Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by -2.94% last night, potentially due to caution in the market as investors awaited the outcome of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting.
	2023-09-19	-1.01 %
The article discusses the decline in Nvidia Corp (NVDA) stock, attributing it to a broader sell-off in the market as investors adjust their positions ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting and amid uncertainty about interest rates and economic growth. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down because Vietnam's Prime Minister visited the headquarters of Nvidia and encouraged more U.S. tech firms to invest in Vietnam's semiconductor industry, leading to uncertainty and potential competition for Nvidia. The article discusses the recent rebound of the stock market, particularly for mega-cap companies like Nvidia, but mentioned that investing legend Jeremy Grantham believes the situation is unstable, which could have caused the drop in Nvidia stock. The article discusses the bull case and bear case for Nvidia (NVDA) stock and mentions that last night it was down by 1.01%, without providing a specific reason for the decline. CNBC's Jim Cramer states that the recent decline in Nvidia's stock is due to unfounded gloom on Wall Street, as the company still possesses powerful graphics chips that are crucial for artificial intelligence. The article discusses the performance of Microsoft and Apple stocks in the stock market, with Microsoft gaining ground on Apple due to its potential for growth in markets such as cloud computing and artificial intelligence, as well as its lower risk in China. Investors see Microsoft as a more attractive option and have more faith in its margins and long-term growth prospects compared to Apple, which is facing challenges in revenue growth and potential competition from other companies in the AI sector.
	2023-09-18	+0.15 %
The article discusses how Wall Street indexes are expected to open weak, with chipmakers and megacap growth companies declining, as traders anticipate a pause in interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. The stock of chipmaker Nvidia went up by 0.15%, despite the decline in chip stocks, as other factors such as recent economic data and energy prices influence the market. The article discusses the recent increase in the stock prices of companies that mention artificial intelligence (AI) in their earnings calls. According to stock market research firm WallStreetZen, companies that mentioned AI saw an average increase in their stock price of 4.6 percent, compared to 2.4 percent for companies that did not mention AI. NVIDIA is highlighted as one of the top companies whose stock price increased the most after mentioning AI. The article also mentions the overall increase in the number of AI mentions in earnings calls, with a 366 percent increase in the second quarter of this year compared to the previous quarter. The article raises concerns about the hype around AI and its potential impact on replacing human labor with algorithms. The article discusses how Nvidia (NVDA) stock has seen a modest increase of 0.15%. However, it notes that NVDA is not among the top-performing stocks of 2023, with other companies such as Carvana (CVNA) and MoonLake Immunotherapeutics (MLTX) experiencing significant growth. The article does not provide an explicit reason for why NVDA stock has gone up. Nvidia's stock went up because of the strong sales of its hardware needed for artificial intelligence, which indicates the arrival of a new era in technology. Investors are now looking to see if Nvidia can sustain its success like Apple did with its ecosystem that drove software innovation. The article provides an operations update on Northern Data Group, including their mining business activities for the month of August. The stock price of Nvidia (NVDA) went up for reasons unrelated to the content of this article.
	2023-09-15	-3.69 %
The article states that Nvidia's stock (NVDA) went down by -3.69% last night, but it does not provide the reason for the decline. Nvidia Corporation (NVDA) stock went down last night, and the reason for the decline is not mentioned in the article. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 3.69% because investors are concerned about the potential impact of large language models (LLMs) and artificial intelligence (AI) on various industries, including journalism, and the potential for AI bias and the spread of fake news. The article mentions that Jim Chanos, a renowned short-seller, believes that Tesla's stock is "ridiculously overvalued" and that Nvidia's stock is the "It girl" of the market. It does not provide a specific reason for why Nvidia's stock went down by 3.69% last night. The article discusses the recent drop in Nvidia (NVDA) stock and attributes it to weak demand for mobile phones during a global economic slowdown, as well as concerns about Arm China's late payments and U.S. sanctions limiting sales to China. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 3.69% recently, and the article explains that this may be due to retail investors shifting their focus to UK-based chip designer Arm, which saw a successful IPO with shares rising 25% on its first day of trading.
	2023-09-14	+0.21 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up because Arm Holdings, a chip designer that Nvidia has been looking to acquire, secured a $54.5 billion valuation in its initial public offering (IPO). The article discusses the slight increase in Nvidia (NVDA) stock and attributes it to the rise in Dow Jones futures and positive expectations about the ARM IPO and Adobe earnings. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock increased by 0.21% recently and attributes this growth to the company's involvement in AI, as AI is seen as the growth driver of Arm, a chip design company. The article discusses the positive outlook for the technology sector and highlights four technology ETFs that have performed well over the past five years. The NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) stock went up because investors have confidence in the potential of the technology sector and have made significant investments in it. The article discusses how Nvidia(NVDA) stock went up by 0.21% and attributes the increase to the growing demand for AI technology in big tech companies like Tesla.
	2023-09-13	+1.37 %
The article discusses the increase in the stock price of Nvidia (NVDA), which went up by 1.37% last night. The reason behind the stock's increase is not mentioned in the article. The article is about the AMD Ryzen 9 7900X3D processor, which offers strong gaming performance but may not be as impressive for productivity or creativity tasks. The processor has a lower TDP, better power efficiency, and features AMD's 3D V-Cache technology. It is priced at $599 / £479.99 / AU$859.99, which is lower than the flagship AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D. The stock price of Nvidia (NVDA) went up last night, but the article does not provide any information on why this occurred. The article discusses the mixed finish of the stock market after a report showed that inflation in the US accelerated slightly, but not significantly. The stock price of Nvidia (NVDA) went up by 1.4%, and the increase may be attributed to expectations that the Federal Reserve will not hike interest rates any further due to the moderate inflation trends. Goldman Sachs disagrees with the notion that AI-related tech stocks, such as Nvidia, are in a bubble, stating that the valuations are not as stretched as they were during the dot-com bubble and that the companies have strong balance sheets and returns on investment; the surge in AI stocks this year is compared to the advent of the internet in 1995. Nvidia's stock went up by 1.37% because SoftBank's chip designer Arm Holdings priced its US IPO at $51 per share, raising $4.87 billion and valuing Arm at $54.5 billion. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 1.37% last night. The article suggests that Intel Corp. shares are showing signs of life, which is seen as a potential reason for Nvidia's stock increase. Intel is viewed as a value play and a potential beneficiary of geopolitical tensions with China, as the company strengthens its chipmaking facilities in the US. Additionally, Intel's heavy spending on building and extending facilities in the US and Europe may help if the US-China relationship deteriorates further, making it a backup option for other companies. Furthermore, expectations for Intel's adjusted 2023 earnings have risen by 65% in the past three months. Despite these positive developments, Intel still faces skepticism from Wall Street due to its weak growth outlook.
	2023-09-12	-0.68 %
The article discusses the potential for Nvidia's stock to reach a $2 trillion valuation, but does not provide a specific reason for why the stock went down 0.68% the previous night. The article explains that Nvidia's stock has gone down recently, and one reason may be the high demand for its AI chips, which are in short supply. The article discusses concerns over the valuation of Nvidia's stock, with high-profile investor Rob Arnott suggesting it may be a bubble despite acknowledging the company's strong long-term prospects, as investors may be overly optimistic about its ability to dominate the market and avoid regulatory challenges. Nvidia's stock (NVDA) went down by -0.68% last night, and the reason for the decline is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses Nvidia's executive Manuvir Das' presentation at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia and Tech Conference, highlighting the potential of the AI market and Nvidia's position in it. The reason for Nvidia stock going down is not mentioned in the article. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down last night, but investors would have been better off buying the S&P 500 instead of following Michael Burry's stock market warnings, as the benchmark index has consistently seen gains in the periods after Burry's tweets. Burry, known for successfully predicting the 2008 housing-market crash, has been warning of a potential market crash and economic downturn, but US stocks have continued to perform well, especially in the AI sector, which has boosted stocks like Nvidia.
	2023-09-11	-0.86 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 0.86% last night, possibly due to Tesla's (TSLA) stock soaring 10% after an upgrade from Morgan Stanley and the potential value of its Dojo supercomputer. The article is about Northern Data Group's progress in implementing its growth strategy for its cloud solutions business, Taiga Cloud, and its acquisition of Damoon Designated Activity Company. The reason for the decline in NVIDIA (NVDA) stock is not mentioned in the article. Nvidia's stock went down because it has become the leading company for AI computer chips, causing a decrease in funding for potential competitors. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 0.86%, and one possible reason for the decline could be the general market sentiment or specific factors affecting the semiconductor industry. The article discusses the recent decline of Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which has seen significant growth this year, largely driven by the booming artificial intelligence sector, but some investors believe the stock may have already peaked. The article mentions that Nvidia stock went down by 0.86% last night. The reason for the stock decline is not mentioned in the provided information.
	2023-09-08	-1.45 %
The article mentions that the stock market tends to perform poorly in September due to various factors including investors selling their positions after summer vacations and mutual fund managers restructuring at the end of the third quarter. In addition, several mega-cap stocks like Apple, NVIDIA, Tesla, Microsoft, and Meta Platforms have seen their share prices fall. The broader indexes have also pulled back from late July to early August. The market is currently acting as expected for September, with the S&P 500 still trending higher but facing resistance from the 21-day exponential moving average. Investor concerns about interest rates and the potential for an interest rate hike by the Fed later this year are also impacting the market. The article concludes by mentioning that the price of crude oil continues to rise, which could potentially create demand pressure if it reaches certain levels. The article discusses why investors are not more bullish on Intel's stock despite the potential for a trade war between the U.S. and China disrupting semiconductor operations in Asia and leaving Intel in a favorable production position domestically; however, the article does not provide a specific reason for why Nvidia's stock went down. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 1.45% due to concerns about explosive sales for both Apple and Nvidia, two tech stocks driving most of the stock index gains this year, causing them to lose over $250 billion in market capitalization. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 1.45% due to skepticism surrounding the valuation of Arm, which is preparing for a large initial public offering. The article discusses the recent decline in Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which dropped by 1.45%. The reason for the drop is not mentioned in the given text. The article discusses Nvidia's stock performance, which has tripled this year but experienced volatility, and explains that the recent -1.45% decrease in the stock price may be due to arguments on social media in favor of short-selling the stock.
	2023-09-07	-1.74 %
The article discusses how Nvidia's stock, which had experienced significant growth due to the demand for artificial intelligence platforms, went down by 1.74%. The decline may be attributed to several insiders selling shares. The article reports that Nvidia(NVDA) stock went down by 1.74% and attributes the decrease to the unexpected rise in the August ISM services index, which led to higher Treasury yields and increased odds of a Fed rate hike. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down 1.74% due to concerns about high interest rates and the impact on the tech sector, which is particularly sensitive to rate increases. NVIDIA stock (NVDA) went down 1.74% and the reason for the decline was because investors interpreted strong jobs data and impressive earnings from NVIDIA as negative news for the stock market. The article states that the stock market, particularly Big Tech stocks, slipped due to the threat of high interest rates. This resulted in Nvidia's stock going down by 1.7% for the week. The rise in bond yields and concerns about inflation are impacting technology stocks the most. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down 1.74% due to concerns about the slowing demand and economy, as the Bank of Canada has achieved its goal of slowing the economy and inflation with its previous rate hikes.
	2023-09-06	-3.06 %
The article states that Nvidia stock went down by 3.06% and attributes this decline to the overall market downturn, with other popular stocks such as Tesla and Apple also experiencing drops. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 3.06% last night, possibly due to investor interest in the pending IPO of chip-designing giant Arm Holdings, which could break the IPO logjam and draw attention away from Nvidia. The article suggests that speculative investors have been investing heavily in Nvidia (NVDA) stock, comparing it to a bubble similar to Bitcoin, which could be a reason for the recent decline in stock price. Nvidia's stock has formed an asset bubble due to its significant rally this year, leading some experts to believe that a potential collapse in the stock could trigger a broader market crash; the stock's high valuations are driven by investor excitement over artificial intelligence, but some analysts argue that the stock price is too high and its valuation is unrealistic. The article discusses Baidu's stock performance, which has risen by 23% year-to-date but has underperformed the Nasdaq-100, and does not provide any information on why Nvidia's stock went down by 3.06%. The article discusses the upcoming IPO launch of Arm, a chip designer owned by Softbank Group, which has attracted significant investment interest from tech giants such as Apple, Nvidia, Samsung, and Google. The reason for Nvidia (NVDA) stock going down last night is not provided in the given information.
	2023-09-05	+0.08 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 0.08% due to its investment in Arm Holdings Ltd's initial public offering (IPO), as Arm has signed up major clients, including Nvidia, as investors in its IPO. Nvidia's stock (NVDA) went up by 0.08% last night. The article explains that the stock went up due to the planned IPO of chip designer Arm, which has attracted interest from companies like Nvidia, Apple, and Google. The article discusses SoftBank Group's Arm seeking a valuation of over $52 billion in its initial public offering (IPO), with the company offering 95.5 million American depository shares for $47 to $51 apiece. The stock price of Nvidia (NVDA) went up 0.08% last night. The increase in NVDA stock might be due to its involvement as an investor in Arm's IPO, along with other major tech giants such as Apple, Alphabet, and Intel. Nvidia stock went up due to Arm's proposal for an IPO with a share pricing range of $47 to $51, which would bring in a cash influx for Arm and potential funding for future research and development. Arm's technology, found in many smartphones and its association with artificial intelligence, has helped keep chipmakers like Nvidia in demand. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up 0.08% last night due to a rally in energy stocks and rising oil prices, as major oil producers agreed to extend their production cuts. The article discusses how Wall Street's main indexes were poised for a lower open due to higher Treasury yields and weak services activity data in China, resulting in major growth technology stocks like Nvidia going down. The stock goes up because Goldman Sachs lowered the chances of a U.S recession in the next 12 months, easing concerns about the overall economic environment.
	2023-09-01	-1.71 %
The article explains that despite being a dominant player in the AI chip industry and experiencing significant growth, Nvidia's stock went down by 1.71% due to reasons that are not mentioned in the summary. The article discusses how Nvidia (NVDA) stock experienced a decline of -1.71% recently, and the reason for the decrease is not mentioned in the provided information. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by -1.71% likely due to the rise in share prices for Dell and Samsung, who are benefiting from the speculation and demand surrounding AI-related products and services. Both companies are seeing growth in their AI divisions, with Dell attributing its revenue growth to rising demand for AI-optimized servers and storage systems, while Samsung's share price rose on speculation of supplying advanced memory chips to Nvidia. The article reports that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by -1.71% last night. The reason for the stock decline is not explicitly mentioned in the article. Nvidia stock went down 1.71% because Samsung has won a contract to supply advanced memory chips to Nvidia, relieving the company from supply chain pressure. The article discusses the recent performance of NVIDIA (NVDA) stock, which went down by -1.71% last night. The reason for the decline in the stock is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-08-31	+0.18 %
The article discusses how Nvidia stock has been steadily increasing due to its position as a leader in AI chip-making, with two consecutive quarters of significant growth in its data center business, partnerships, and customer announcements. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 0.18% due to the company's solid Q2 results, with total revenue of $3.41 billion and an increase in Subscription and SaaS revenue of 34% year-over-year. The article states that Dell Technologies beat revenue expectations due to the artificial intelligence boom and stabilizing demand, which caused the stock of Nvidia (NVDA) to go up by 0.18%. The article discusses the investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) into Tesla's self-driving technology, specifically focusing on a secret mode called 'Elon mode' that removes a critical safety feature. The NHTSA is demanding information from Tesla about the mode and its activation. The article suggests that despite regulatory concerns, the hype around Tesla's full self-driving mode is one of the reasons the stock performs well. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up because Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger stated that the chipmaker is on track to meet its third-quarter forecasts, thanks to an improving personal-computer market.
	2023-08-30	+0.98 %
Nvidia's stock has been on a strong rally this year, primarily driven by excitement over the prospects of artificial intelligence, causing many fund managers to miss out on the gains due to concerns about valuation and the AI landscape. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock has recently hit all-time highs, with one analyst arguing that it is still cheap compared to other AI-related stocks, as it is trading at a modest premium on a PE basis. The article discusses various stock movements in the US market, including Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which rose 2.1% and reached its highest-ever closing price, possibly due to increasing enthusiasm around the applications of generative artificial intelligence. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 0.98% last night, and the article does not specifically mention why NVDA stock increased. The article is a press release from InvestorsObserver, providing alerts for NVDA stock, which was up by 0.98% last night. The reason for the increase in NVIDIA (NVDA) stock is not mentioned in this article. The article discusses two tech stocks, Nvidia (NVDA) and Broadcom (AVGO), that are expected to perform well in their upcoming earnings reports. The author suggests that Nvidia's strong Q2 results and Broadcom's AI capabilities may be factors driving their stock prices up.
	2023-08-29	+4.16 %
The article discusses how Nvidia's stock went up by 4.16% and suggests that it may be due to its low forward price-to-earnings ratio, making the shares more appealing to investors. The article discusses the increase in Nvidia (NVDA) stock by 4.16% and attributes the rise in stock price to various factors including Jim Cramer's investing rules and the company's price to earnings multiple. The article discusses the rebound of Wall Street in the first seven months of 2023, with a particular focus on the growth of technology stocks like Nvidia (NVDA), which saw a 4.16% increase in value last night. The rise in Nvidia's stock can be attributed to the overall rally of technology stocks, particularly the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index, which has led the U.S. stock markets to continue their upward trend. Nvidia (NVDA) stock was up 4.16% last night, and it is unclear from the given article why the stock went up. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock went up by 4.16% and highlights the competition between Nvidia and Tesla as both companies position themselves as AI investments.
	2023-08-28	+1.78 %
Nvidia's stock went up 1.78% on the back of strong demand for its products worldwide, but there may be long-term risks if export restrictions on Data Center GPUs are implemented in China, which represents 20-25% of Nvidia's data center business. The article discusses various topics related to NVIDIA Corporation's stock, including regulatory challenges in the Chinese market, record-breaking stock performance, and an expanded partnership with VMware in the field of generative AI. It does not explicitly mention why NVIDIA's stock went up by 1.78% last night. Vietnamese electric-vehicle maker VinFast Auto has seen its stock surge by 688% since its market debut on August 15, making it worth more than Goldman Sachs and Boeing; the rise is attributed to retail traders' interest in EV makers and the small number of shares outstanding. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock went up 1.78% last night, and speculates on the potential reasons behind this increase. Nvidia's stock went up by 1.78% due to increased analysts' estimates following the company's strong quarterly report and the high demand for its chips in the artificial intelligence industry. Nvidia's stock rose by 1.78% following increased analyst estimates and a strong quarterly report, causing the chipmaker's forward earnings multiple to reach its lowest point in eight months.
	2023-08-25	-2.43 %
NVIDIA's stock went down by -2.43% last night, possibly due to investor surprise over the company's decision to buy back $25 billion of its shares, despite the stock's significant growth this year. The article discusses the launch of single-stock ETFs by GraniteShares, as well as the filing by F/m Investments to create mutual fund share classes of its single-bond ETFs. It also mentions the closure of Tuttle Long Cramer Tracker ETF. The reason for Nvidia (NVDA) stock going down is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses Nvidia's strong Q2 results and positive guidance, attributing the decline in Nvidia's stock to a general downturn in technology stocks rather than company-specific factors. The article discusses the recent decline in Nvidia (NVDA) stock and suggests that the market's previous rapid climb may have come to a halt in August, leading to the stock's decrease. However, the article does not provide a specific reason for the decline in Nvidia's stock. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 2.43% due to growing fears of missing out (FOMO) among investors who are obsessed with the company's AI stock ecosystem. In a recent court ruling, an 18-year-old from Oxford named Arion Kurtaj was identified as a member of an international cyber-crime collective called Lapsus$, which targeted major tech corporations including Rockstar Games, Uber, and Nvidia. Kurtaj leaked excerpts of Grand Theft Auto 6 while out on bail, which significantly impacted Nvidia's stock prices. The group consisted primarily of teenagers who blended hacking tactics to infiltrate multinational companies. The teenagers' sentences will be determined at a later date, and the extent of Lapsus$' gains remains unclear.
	2023-08-24	+0.1 %
Nvidia stock went up by 5% following the company's strong performance in the AI sector, which has tripled the value of its shares this year. Nvidia stock went up because the company reported a 141% surge in data-center sales and record results, leading to an 8% increase in their shares. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 0.1% last night as the company reported record earnings, with strong sales driven by its data center business and demand for its artificial intelligence (AI) chips, propelling founder and CEO Jensen Huang's net worth to $42 billion and making him one of the 30 wealthiest people in the world. Nvidia's stock went up by 0.1% due to its strong focus on artificial intelligence (AI), which has driven its performance and tripled the value of its shares, making it one of the few companies to reach a market value of over $1tn. The demand for Nvidia's chips, which power AI applications, has created a shortage and allowed the company to have significant pricing power. Analysts are optimistic about Nvidia's future success and believe it has an advantage over its competitors in the AI market. However, concerns about supply and the potential impact of export embargos and economic downturns remain. The article mentions that the Long Cramer Tracker ETF, which mimics CNBC "Mad Money" anchor Jim Cramer's stock picks, is shutting down due to a lack of investor interest. The article does not mention why Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up.
	2023-08-23	+3.17 %
Nvidia's stock went up 3.17% last night, and the upcoming earnings report is expected to be important for the market in the short term as Nvidia represents a significant portion of the Nasdaq 100's gains. The retail sector saw some of the biggest losses recently, with companies like Dick's Sporting Goods and Macy's reporting disappointing earnings. Rising credit card debt is a concern, as it could potentially lead to increased delinquencies and impact consumer spending, especially during the holiday shopping season. Additionally, housing data, such as new home sales, is being closely watched as rising mortgage rates could affect consumer confidence and spending. The article discusses the reasons for the increase in Nvidia (NVDA) stock. Customers of Arm Holdings, including Apple, Amazon, Intel, Nvidia, Alphabet, Microsoft, Samsung Electronics, and TSMC, are interested in investing in Arm's upcoming IPO to expand their commercial relationship with the semiconductor designer and prevent their rivals from gaining an edge. The companies view Arm's semiconductor designs as crucial for their products and are eager to have a stronger influence over its intellectual property. Additionally, an investment in the IPO would make it more difficult for a competitor to acquire Arm in the future. Nvidia's stock went up by 3.17% after the company announced strong sales growth of 101% and higher than expected revenue, driven by the increasing demand for artificial intelligence technology.
	2023-08-22	-2.77 %
Nvidia's stock went down due to overall market sluggishness, despite investors remaining optimistic about the chip designer's strong quarterly results and its position as the biggest beneficiary of the artificial intelligence boom. The article discusses the "AI trade after the trade" and how companies that stand to benefit from a labor productivity boost through AI, such as Nvidia, may experience a decline in stock prices in the short term. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 2.77% last night. The article discusses the two trades related to the emergence of artificial intelligence technologies in the stock market. Nvidia is considered an AI "enabler" and is part of the first leg of the AI stock market trade, along with other companies like Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon. The article also mentions a second, long-term AI trade that investors can take advantage of, where companies that adopt AI technologies will see surging corporate profits from labor productivity gains. Goldman Sachs provides a list of top companies expected to benefit from this second AI trade. The article states that the stock market indexes are higher this morning, with technology stocks leading the way, including Nvidia which is up more than 2% in pre-market trading, suggesting that the dip in Nvidia stock last night may have been a temporary market fluctuation. Nvidia stock went down by -2.77% last night, possibly due to concerns about the impact of higher interest rates on businesses and consumers. The article does not provide a specific reason for why Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down.
	2023-08-21	+8.47 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 8.47% due to a rebound in investor favor and anticipation for its quarterly release. The article states that the stock futures for Nvidia (NVDA) were up 8.47% last night. The reason for the increase in the stock price is not mentioned in the given information. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock surged 8.47% last night, potentially due to excitement surrounding its upcoming earnings results, driven by artificial intelligence technology. NVIDIA's stock went up 8.47% due to positive earnings reported by security software provider Palo Alto Networks and a buy recommendation from Goldman Sachs. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up 8.47% last night, and the article discusses the potential growth of the virtual reality industry and the companies that are making strides in this space. The article is about Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which went up by 8.47% last night, and the reason for the increase is not provided in the article.
	2023-08-18	-0.1 %
Nvidia stock went down by 0.1% last night, and the reason for this decline is not mentioned in the provided article. However, the article states that Nvidia has gained market share over the past year among the top cloud-based service providers, according to analysis by Jefferies analyst Mark Lipacis. The article discusses how the stock market was nearly flat on Friday, with gains in defensive sectors and energy offsetting weakness in megacap growth stocks. The tech-heavy Nasdaq experienced the biggest weekly decline, while investors are now looking forward to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech next week for clues on the interest rate outlook. Nvidia's stock went down slightly, but overall it has seen a significant rally this year. The recent decline in tech stocks may be due to concerns about interest rates staying higher for longer. The article explains that the recent slide in the S&P 500 and Nvidia (NVDA) stock is due to several factors, including a rise in Treasury yields, a stronger US dollar, and increased volatility. However, the author argues that this is a typical occurrence in August and believes that the market will stabilize soon. The potential for a larger selloff would require a significant rise in oil prices and signs of wage pressures, which would cause concerns about inflation. The article also mentions upcoming events, such as Nvidia's earnings report and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech, which could impact the market. Overall, the decline in Nvidia stock is part of a broader market correction in August. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 0.1% last night, and the reason behind the decline is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses Nvidia's success in the AI market and estimates that the company is making a 1,000% profit on its H100 compute GPUs. The demand for powerful hardware for AI applications is driving Nvidia's growth, while competitors like Intel and AMD are trying to catch up. Nvidia's stock price recently dropped slightly, but its success in the AI market is expected to continue. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 0.1% likely due to concerns over meeting their projected revenue growth for the second quarter and the high valuation of the stock, leading some investors to consider taking profits.
	2023-08-17	-0.33 %
The article mentions that Nvidia stock went down by -0.33%, and the reason for this decline is not specified in the given information. The article discusses the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on the valuation of companies in the semiconductor industry, with a focus on NVIDIA. The author summarizes the thoughts of Aswath Damodaran, an expert in business valuation, who believes that the demand for AI-based products and services has been underestimated by the market. Damodaran sees AI as a potential revolution for the economy, but warns that there are risks for investors, as past market experience suggests that portfolios of AI companies are more likely to be overvalued than undervalued. NVIDIA has a solid base and a head start in the AI market, which has contributed to its growth and profitability. Damodaran proposes a fair valuation of NVIDIA at $237.55, but notes that the industry is subject to rapid changes. As an investor, Damodaran has divested half of his position in NVIDIA to cash in on his gains. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 0.33% last night, possibly due to concerns about tightening monetary policy and the hawkish stance on interest rates mentioned in the minutes of the U.S. Federal Reserve's last policy meeting. The article discusses how analysts remain bullish on Nvidia's stock despite a slight decrease in its value. The decline may be attributed to the company's inability to meet the high demand for its artificial intelligence hardware. However, analysts believe that Nvidia's software and AI solutions, along with its potential for growth, make it a strong investment opportunity. One analyst even raised the price target for the stock to $800, implying an 80% upside from the previous closing price.
	2023-08-16	-1.03 %
The article discusses the recent performance of Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which experienced a decline of 1.03%. The author attributes this decrease to the high valuation of the stock, as Nvidia is currently trading at 42 times sales and has a price-to-earnings ratio of 227. However, analysts expect the company's bottom-line growth to accelerate in the coming year due to the increasing demand for AI chips, in which Nvidia holds a significant market share. The article also highlights Cloudflare (NET) as a cheaper alternative for investors looking to benefit from the AI boom, as the company's revenue and customer base have been experiencing strong growth. Cloudflare's stock has risen by 45% in 2023, offers a lower sales multiple compared to Nvidia, and is projected to have better bottom-line growth in the next five years. The article mentions that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by -1.03% last night, but does not provide an explanation as to why. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down 1.03% due to concerns about interest rates staying higher for longer and the potential downgrade of multiple US banks by Fitch. NVIDIA's stock went down by -1.03% last night, but analysts believe it can still thrive due to a potentially strong earnings report and positive outlook for the company's visibility into 2024. The article mentions that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 1.03% and doesn't provide specific reasons for the decline. The article mentions that the Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 1.03% last night, and the reason for this decrease is not provided in the article.
	2023-08-15	+0.43 %
The article discusses the recent performance of NVIDIA (NVDA) stock, which saw a 0.43% increase, but does not provide a clear explanation for the rise in the stock price. The article discusses two factors that could potentially impact the valuation of Nvidia (NVDA) stock, but does not provide a clear reason why the stock went up by 0.43% last night. The article discusses the recent performance of tech stocks, focusing on Apple (AAPL) and Amazon (AMZN). It mentions that Apple's stock has declined due to a challenging quarter and declining sales in certain product segments. However, the article highlights Apple's long history of growth and dominance in the tech industry, making it an attractive growth stock. On the other hand, Amazon has seen declines in its e-commerce earnings but recently reported positive results, leading to a rise in its stock. The article mentions Amazon's expansion into artificial intelligence and chip development as factors that contribute to its growth potential. Overall, both Apple and Amazon are considered strong buy options. As for why Nvidia (NVDA) stock goes up, the article does not provide any specific information on this. The article discusses the recent investment moves made by Sands Capital Management, which include purchases in Microsoft Corp, Meta Platforms Inc, and NVIDIA Corp. The firm's focus on high-growth tech stocks reflects a commitment to investing in companies with strong financials and significant growth potential. The increase in NVIDIA stock could be attributed to the firm's purchase of 1,185,420 shares during the quarter. The article discusses the misconception that stock prices are determined by financial ratios, executive acumen, and investor sentiment, stating that price is everything and the rest is investor rationalization. It introduces the "Head and Shoulders" formation as a reliable price reversal pattern and provides examples of Tesla's stock movement based on this pattern. The article concludes by suggesting that understanding price charts and patterns is crucial for successful investing. The reason behind Nvidia (NVDA) stock going up is not mentioned in the article. Shares of Nvidia (NVDA) rose more than 3% after two brokerages raised their price targets for the chipmaker, driven by optimism about the potential of artificial intelligence and demand for components used to power the technology.
	2023-08-14	+7.09 %
Nvidia stock surged 7.09% after Morgan Stanley named it their "top pick" and provided bullish commentary, boosting investor confidence. The article discusses two companies, Oracle and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), that have the potential to reach a $1 trillion valuation in the future due to their presence in the artificial intelligence (AI) industry. Oracle's stock could rise significantly with its data-center infrastructure for AI training, while AMD could benefit from its advancements in AI semiconductor technology. The growth potential in the AI segment could drive both companies towards a $1 trillion valuation and provide significant gains for investors. The article discusses the Mormon Church's investment portfolio, which was recently revealed to the public, and lists the top 10 stock holdings at the end of the second quarter. Nvidia (NVDA) is among the top holdings and experienced a 7.09% increase in stock value. The reasons for Nvidia's stock going up are not mentioned in the article. Nvidia's stock went up by 7.09% as investors believe that the company's graphics processing units (GPUs) will continue to be used to power large language models for artificial intelligence applications, and Morgan Stanley analysts reiterated that Nvidia remains a top pick due to the significant shift in spending towards AI and a supply-demand imbalance that is expected to persist in the coming quarters. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 7.09% due to Wall Street's bullish research on the company ahead of its earnings report, but CNBC's Jim Cramer warns that the stock may not continue to rally in the near term and investors should be aware that stocks can move in both directions. The article states that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 7.09% last night and the reason for this increase is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-08-11	-3.62 %
The article discusses that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by -3.62% last night due to concerns over the escalating global race for technology supremacy between the US and China. The article mentions that while tech stocks have rebounded in 2023, Nvidia stock has significantly outperformed them with a 180% increase, attributed to its leadership in artificial intelligence chips and software that are in high demand across Silicon Valley. Nvidia stock went down by 3.62% due to the release of hotter-than-expected U.S. producer prices data, which caused Treasury yields to increase and negatively impacted rate-sensitive megacap growth stocks. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock went down by -3.62% due to the company's failure to gain traction in the artificial intelligence (AI) market, allowing rival company AMD to capture a large portion of the growing AI chip demand in China. AMD is looking to capitalize on the supply shortage of AI chips in China by developing a China-specific chip and expects its data center business to experience significant growth as a result. Nvidia's stock went down last night due to the recent weakness in the chipmaker and the potential impact of President Biden's executive order that restricts U.S. investment in China's technology sector.
	2023-08-10	-0.39 %
The article discusses how the stock market ended flat on Thursday, with investors concerned about the longer-term prospects of the U.S. economy and whether stocks have further room to grow. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down because investors were worried about the U.S. economy's future and whether tech valuations were appropriate. The article suggests that Nvidia's stock may have ended its uptrend and investors may experience some volatility within a trading range in the coming months. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 0.39% due to concerns about the longer-term prospects of the U.S. economy and whether stocks had further room to grow. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down because investors are worried about the longer-term prospects of the U.S. economy and whether stocks have further room to run. The article discusses the recent hype and surge in stocks related to artificial intelligence (A.I.), with a focus on chipmaker Nvidia. While the long-term potential of A.I. is recognized, the authors caution investors about elevated valuations and the current hype cycle. They compare the current A.I. excitement to historical market bubbles and suggest that investors should exercise caution when buying high-flying A.I.-linked stocks. The authors note that the recent rise in Nvidia and other A.I. stocks has been even more dramatic than average. They also mention the concept of herding behavior, where investors buy stocks based on the perception that others will do the same, rather than fundamental analysis. The article emphasizes the need for short-term caution, despite the long-term attractiveness of A.I. as an investment theme. The article highlights that the Nvidia stock went down by -0.39% last night, and the reason for this decline is not mentioned in the provided excerpt.
	2023-08-09	-4.72 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down because chip designer Arm, a major licensee of Nvidia, is set to be floated in September and big users of Arm's IP, including Nvidia, are expected to bid for shares on the market, potentially leading to changes in Arm's management. The article discusses the decline of Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which fell by 4.72% the previous night. The stock went down due to concerns about weak consumer demand, particularly in China, and high inventory levels in the chip industry. Additionally, investors are being cautious ahead of the inflation report on Thursday, which could impact tech stocks. The article discusses the tech-led sell-off on Wall Street, which led to Asian equity futures trading lower, including a 4.7% drop in Nvidia Corp. stock; the stock went down due to investors rethinking the artificial intelligence frenzy that had been driving tech shares higher. The article discusses the decline in semiconductor sales and the factors contributing to the current short-term decline, including increasing prices, geopolitical tensions, and lingering effects of the pandemic. The decline in NVIDIA (NVDA) stock may be attributed to these challenges faced by the semiconductor industry. The article states that Wall Street's main indexes fell due to concerns about increasing consumer credit card debt and awaiting inflation data; the stock of Nvidia (NVDA) and other rate-sensitive technology stocks went down because of the possibility of no rate hike at the next Federal Reserve policy meeting.
	2023-08-08	-1.66 %
Nvidia's stock (NVDA) went down by 1.66% last night, possibly due to concerns about the near-term market outlook, including the conclusion of rising earnings estimates for S&P 500 companies, uncertainty surrounding the US economy in 2024, and the looming presidential election. The article discusses the potential investment opportunities in generative artificial intelligence (GAI) and highlights companies like Nvidia and Microsoft that could benefit from GAI adoption. It also mentions that the stock of Nvidia went down by 1.66% last night. The reason behind the decline in Nvidia's stock price is not specifically mentioned in the article. The article discusses Recursion's successful screening of the Enamine REAL Space chemical library using its MatchMaker technology, made possible by NVIDIA DGX Cloud supercomputing and the recent acquisition of Cyclica's MatchMaker technology. The reason for NVIDIA's stock going down is not provided in the article. The article reports that while Super Micro Computer (SMCI) reported better-than-expected Q4 earnings and revenue, its stock went down due to disappointing fiscal 2024 outlook, which has created uncertainty in the market and impacted AI stocks like Nvidia (NVDA). The article provides a guide on how to start investing in the stock market for beginners, emphasizing the importance of opening an account, considering different brokerage apps, and starting with low-risk investments like S&P 500 index ETFs. It does not provide an explanation for why Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down. The article discusses Nvidia's AI chip, the H100, and how cloud giants like Amazon and Microsoft are starting to use them for general availability. The author does not mention why Nvidia's stock went down.
	2023-08-07	+1.65 %
The article discusses how Arm, a UK-based chip designer, is facing an identity crisis as it prepares for a landmark IPO in the US. Despite originating in the UK, Arm has increasingly become influenced by American interests, with a board and leadership team primarily based in the US. The article suggests that Arm's decision to list on Wall Street instead of the City of London represents a turning point for the company. The article also highlights Arm's success in licensing its microprocessor designs, which are used in various devices, and discusses its potential for growth in areas such as server chips and artificial intelligence. The article concludes that Arm's future success will depend on prioritizing growth, reflecting the culture of Wall Street. The article discusses how Warren Buffett and his team at Berkshire Hathaway are betting big on artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, particularly Apple, Amazon, and Snowflake. The use of AI technology in these companies' products and services is seen as a catalyst for their ongoing success. The article suggests that Buffett's investments in AI stocks are driven by factors such as the global recognition and brand loyalty of these companies, as well as their cash flow and capital-return programs. As a result, the stock prices of these AI companies, including Nvidia, may have gone up. Nvidia (NVDA) stock has surged by over 200% this year, indicating that the bubble in artificial intelligence (AI) stocks may be nearing its peak, according to Morgan Stanley strategists; however, it is important to note that individual stocks within the sector may have different characteristics, and drawing conclusions on the speed of upswing and drawdown of bubbles can only be done at an index level. Nvidia (NVDA) stock rose by 1.65% recently, driven by the ongoing AI boom, as the company is at the forefront of advancements in artificial intelligence. The article discusses an experiment conducted using an AI tool called ChatGPT to invest $20,000 in stocks and crypto. The tool provided advice on how much to invest in each asset, and after a month, the experiment resulted in a profit of $1,946. Crypto investments performed better, earning a 130% higher return than stocks, with Rivian and Solana providing the highest ROI. The article also highlights some surprises, such as ChatGPT not recommending Meta stock despite its positive impact on Meta's price, and suggesting the non-publicly traded company Waymo as an investment. The overall conclusion is that while AI tools like ChatGPT can be useful for investment strategies, caution should be exercised, and real-time data visibility is crucial. Investors are dropping billions on AI startups, with significant investments being made in the field of generative AI by major tech companies like Microsoft and Nvidia, leading to an increase in the presence of AI-powered tools in business operations and driving up the stock of companies like Nvidia. The article discusses how U.S. stock index futures rose after a rough week, with investors awaiting a highly anticipated U.S. inflation report. The stock market has experienced gains due to optimism around artificial intelligence and hopes for a soft landing for the economy, and investors are also focused on rising Treasury yields. Nvidia stock went up due to the positive sentiment surrounding technology stocks. The article discusses Lenovo offering the MSI Suprim Liquid X GeForce RTX 4090 GPU at a price lower than other base models, indicating that NVIDIA's stock price may have gone up due to increased demand and favorable market perception of the high-end GPU's impressive performance and cooling capabilities. The article discusses the recent performance and potential future growth of three tech stocks: Meta Platforms, Nvidia, and C3.ai. Nvidia's stock has seen significant growth this year due to its accelerating sales of high-end data center GPUs, which are used for machine learning and AI tasks. Analysts expect Nvidia's revenue and earnings to continue rising, but there is some concern that the high valuation of the stock could limit its potential gains. The article discusses how Nvidia's stock has been performing well this year and remains a top sector pick ahead of its second-quarter earnings report, with potential upside of 22% predicted by Bank of America. The analyst expects Nvidia to focus on scaling supply to meet demand in the future and believes that the company will report strong revenue growth in the second and third quarters. The direction of Nvidia's stock price will depend on the guidance provided by the CEO and whether the revenue gains are sustainable. In the long term, there is optimism about Nvidia's opportunity in the AI industry and its potential for significant earnings growth. Wall Street banks have projected $100+ billion and $300 billion in revenue for Nvidia by 2027.
	2023-08-04	+0.37 %
The article discusses how the stock of Nvidia (NVDA) went up by 0.37% and does not provide information on the specific reasons for this increase. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up by 0.37% last night, and the reason behind its increase is not mentioned in the provided article. NVIDIA (NVDA) stock went up last night by 0.37% because WPP PLC, an advertising company, reported weaker spend from its US technology clients, causing its shares to trade lower, which likely led investors to turn to NVIDIA as a potentially more profitable investment.
	2023-08-03	+0.56 %
The article discusses how Qualcomm's stock tumbled due to a gloomy forecast, while mentioning that Nvidia's stock went up by 0.56%, but does not provide an explanation for the increase in Nvidia's stock. The article discusses that Nvidia (NVDA) stock was up 0.56% last night, but does not provide any further information on why the stock went up. The article highlights that Nvidia's stock went up by 0.56% last night, but does not mention why.
	2023-08-02	-4.81 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down last night because SoftBank, the owner of British chip designer Arm, is seeking a record valuation of $70 billion when it lists in New York, potentially causing dissatisfaction from Nvidia, which was approached to be an anchor investor in Arm's float but wanted to invest at a lower price. The article reports that British chip designer Arm Ltd is planning an IPO at a valuation of $60 billion to $70 billion in September, which could potentially impact its commercial relationships with major semiconductor companies such as Intel, AMD, Nvidia, and Qualcomm. The reason for Nvidia's stock going down last night is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses the recent performance of Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which experienced a 4.81% decline. The reason for the stock's decline is not mentioned in the article. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 4.81% due to Fitch's downgrade of the United States' credit rating, which impacted investor sentiment and led to profit booking. The article suggests that AMD stock may eventually surpass Nvidia in terms of AI gains, but it is currently considered too risky to buy due to a possible credit event.
	2023-08-01	-0.48 %
The article is about Beamr Imaging Ltd reporting their financial results and future plans, including the release of their SaaS video optimization solution with Nvidia acceleration and automation tools, which may have caused Nvidia stock to go down due to potential competition in the video optimization market. The article explains that despite a significant increase in Nvidia's stock price over the past three months, it has not experienced a correction, making its put options enticing for short sellers due to the high put premiums. The article discusses the potential impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the stock market and highlights Microsoft, Nvidia, and Caterpillar as promising AI players. Nvidia's stock went down due to a general selloff in tech stocks, but it is expected to benefit from incorporating AI into its business. The article discusses the rise of Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) stock while mentioning that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by -0.48%. The reason for Nvidia's stock decline is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-07-31	-0.04 %
The article mentioned that the Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by -0.04% last night, but it does not provide an explanation for the decrease.
	2023-07-28	+1.85 %
The article discusses Nvidia’s stock increase and attributes it to the competitive challenges faced by Intel from companies like Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices. The article discusses the recent increase in NVIDIA's (NVDA) stock by 1.85% and provides information about InvestorsObserver's PriceWatch Alerts for various stocks, including NVDA. The reason for the increase in NVIDIA's stock is not mentioned in the article. NVIDIA's stock went up by 1.85% last night, and this can be attributed to the company's impressive financial performance, particularly its high return on equity (ROE) and profit retention, indicating a strong growth potential. The article mentions that Nvidia's stock (NVDA) rose by 1.85% last night. The reason for the increase in stock price is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-07-27	+0.99 %
The article discusses the recent performance of the stock market, particularly the technology sector, and examines the potential reasons for a temporary slowdown in trading volumes. It highlights Nvidia as the top performer among the "Magnificent 7" tech stocks, and suggests that investors may be hesitant to sell their positions due to expectations of further upside. The article also mentions Interactive Brokers' record number of customer accounts and the impact of rising interest rates on their revenue. The chairman of Interactive Brokers is optimistic about new investing strategies driven by artificial intelligence and the potential for lower interest rates to reignite commission revenue. Overall, the article suggests that despite a potential subdued second half in 2023, long-term investors should not be swayed. The article discusses the recent performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which has had its longest winning streak in 36 years, but has lagged behind other stock market indexes. The Dow's recent gains are attributed to optimism about the U.S. economy and the belief that the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike was the last in its campaign to control inflation. The Dow's performance is seen as catching up to other indexes and is viewed as a positive development for the market. The article discusses the rise of C3.ai stock and its connection to the growing interest in artificial intelligence (AI) in the stock market. While C3.ai's recent financial performance has not directly contributed to its stock gains, investors are optimistic about its potential in the AI industry. The reputation of CEO Thomas Siebel, who previously founded and sold Siebel Systems, has also played a role in the stock's success. However, the article suggests that C3.ai's business model is still unproven, its recent numbers have been underwhelming, and the valuation is high, making it a stock to potentially avoid.
	2023-07-26	-0.5 %
The article mentions that Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 0.5% last night, but does not provide a specific reason for the decline. The article discusses the potential positives and negatives of Microsoft's involvement in the artificial intelligence (AI) market and its competition with other tech giants like Amazon and Alphabet. It mentions that Microsoft's stock has gained 224% since 2018, suggesting it may be a more reliable option for investing in AI compared to Amazon. The article discusses the contrasting performance of Alphabet and Microsoft's stocks, with Alphabet's stock increasing by about 6% and Microsoft's stock decreasing by a little over 3.6%, and it does not provide any specific reason or information on why Nvidia's stock went down by 0.5%. Nvidia's stock went down -0.5% after Chinese media reported a shortage of Nvidia's GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB graphics cards in China due to reduced supply by Nvidia to avoid competition and price cuts, which resulted in these cards being out-of-stock in various stores in China. However, the availability of these cards seems to be okay in the U.S. at the moment.
	2023-07-25	+2.39 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock increased 2.39% last night, and the reason for the rise is not stated in the article. Nvidia's stock went up by 2.39% last night, driven by the strong rally in tech stocks and investor interest in artificial intelligence. Nvidia's stock went up 2.39% due to the expected increase in demand for semiconductors, driven by the growing use of artificial intelligence applications.
	2023-07-24	+0.68 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 0.68% as Mizuho analyst Vijay Rakesh believes the company will continue to dominate the market for AI servers and unlock $300 billion in AI-related revenue by 2027, estimating that this year's AI revenue opportunity could be $25 billion to $30 billion. According to Mizuho Securities analyst Vijay Rakesh, Nvidia's stock is likely going up due to the increasing demand for semiconductors driven by the explosive growth of artificial intelligence, although there is also reason to be optimistic for Intel and Advanced Micro Devices in the longer term. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 0.68% last night, and the article suggests that investors are looking for companies to deliver strong earnings results to justify the high valuations of stocks. The article states that Nvidia stock (NVDA) went up by 0.68% last night, and the reason for the increase is the accelerating demand for generative artificial intelligence.
	2023-07-21	-2.66 %
The article discusses Nvidia's recent stock performance, noting that it was down 2.66% last night. The reason for the stock decline is not stated in the article. The article does not provide a specific reason for why Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down. The article discusses two potential factors that may lead to increased volatility in the stock market, one being the expiration of options contracts and the other being light trading volumes. The reason why Nvidia's stock went down 2.66% is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-07-20	-3.31 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 3.31% after Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. (TSMC) expressed caution about the sustainability of the current demand for AI chips, despite acknowledging strong demand for AI processors in the data center. TSMC stated that AI would not offset the current sluggish global demand for semiconductors and forecasted a 10% decrease in its full-year revenue. The uncertainty surrounding the long-term demand for AI processors and the overall downturn in semiconductor demand caused semiconductor stocks, including Nvidia, Intel, Advanced Micro Devices, and Broadcom, to fall. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 3.31% due to Elon Musk's focus on prioritizing sales over profits in order to advance Tesla's full self-driving software, potentially leading to a price war in the electric-vehicle industry. The article discusses the rising dominance of seven tech giants, including Nvidia, in the stock market indices and the challenges it presents for index investors. The Nasdaq index plans to rebalance its weightings to reduce the influence of these companies. The rebalancing highlights the question of how passive "passive investing" really is and the criticism that it is a form of momentum play. Some investors see an opportunity in an equal-weight Nasdaq 100 fund, which could attract assets as the outperformance of the biggest companies may reverse. The article does not specifically mention why Nvidia stock went down.
	2023-07-19	-0.88 %
The article states that BofA Global Research is becoming more optimistic about the demand for artificial intelligence chips, which is likely to benefit Nvidia; however, it does not provide a specific reason for the recent decline in Nvidia's stock. The article states that as long as Nvidia continues to be a popular choice among investors and focuses on developing future-facing technology, the stock has potential for growth. However, it does not provide a specific reason for the recent 0.88% decline in the stock price. The article does not provide information about why Nvidia's stock went down. The article discusses how Nvidia stock went down by 0.88% and suggests that it may be due to U.S. chipmaker executives urging the government to ease its China policy.
	2023-07-18	+2.22 %
Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC is expected to report a 27% fall in second-quarter net profit, but analysts anticipate improved performance in the current quarter, with expectations for increased demand in artificial intelligence (AI) and new iPhones. The stock has risen by almost 30% this year on the back of strong demand for AI applications. The article discusses the latest update on Nvidia's stock, which increased by 2.22% last night, and highlights why Nvidia remains a top choice for long-term investors due to its involvement in the AI race. The article discusses the trends to look for in stocks that can multiply in value over the long term, and suggests that NVIDIA's stock may not meet these criteria due to a decrease in returns on capital employed over the past five years. Despite this, the stock has gained 652% in the last five years, indicating optimism from investors. The article advises caution and suggests avoiding the stock for now. The reason for NVIDIA's stock going up recently is not addressed in the article. Jim Cramer clarifies his position on Nvidia, stating that he likes the stock and advises investors to own it instead of trading it, but he did not specifically recommend buying it before the company's last earnings report. The stock has seen a significant increase in value due to investors' interest in artificial intelligence. Nvidia's stock price went up by 2.22% because of the company's focus on developing artificial intelligence (AI) technology and its potential for future growth in the industry, even though it is not as vocal about it as other companies. Additionally, Apple's dominance in the market and its introduction of AI-driven features in its products could drive further adoption of AI technology, benefiting Nvidia and other companies in the industry.
	2023-07-17	+2.18 %
The article discusses how Nvidia's stock (NVDA) went up by 2.18% recently, and the reason behind it is attributed to investors betting on an AI boom, as well as the Federal Reserve cutting rates and avoiding a recession.
	2023-07-14	-1.1 %
The Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 1.1% last night, and according to the "Big Short" investor Steve Eisman, there doesn't seem to be any specific reason for investors to sell their stocks but rather expects the stock rally to continue as long as the US economy remains strong. The article states that Nvidia (NVDA) and Broadcom are experiencing a significant increase in demand for artificial-intelligence semiconductors, but it does not provide a specific reason for the decline in Nvidia's stock price. Despite a recent rise in Nvidia Corp. (NVDA) stock, it went down -1.1% last night, possibly due to factors such as market fluctuations or negative news.
	2023-07-13	+4.73 %
The US Federal Trade Commission has filed an appeal against a court's decision to allow Microsoft to acquire Activision Blizzard, citing concerns about competition in cloud gaming and subscription services; however, Microsoft may still be able to close the deal before the appeal is resolved. The article mentions that Nvidia stock went up by 4.73% and does not provide a specific reason for the increase. The article discusses the increase in Nvidia's stock (NVDA) and attributes it to the positive data from the June producer price index report, which indicated that inflation continues to ease, leading to a strong equity rally and suggesting that the Federal Reserve can tighten monetary policy without significantly weakening the labor market.
	2023-07-12	+3.53 %
The article states that Nvidia stock rose by 3.53% due to the company's intention to invest in rival chip maker Arm at its IPO. The article discusses Nvidia's position as a leader in AI stocks and highlights other chip stocks that may contribute to the AI revolution. The reason for Nvidia's stock going up is not mentioned in the provided information. Nvidia's stock increased by 3.53% following negotiations between prospective investors, with Nvidia valuing its acquisition, Arm, at $35 billion to $40 billion, while Arm sees its value at around $80 billion.
	2023-07-11	+0.53 %
The article discusses the lack of diversification in major stock indexes such as the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500, and Dow Jones Industrial Average, and suggests alternative ETFs for investors looking for true diversification, such as the Vanguard Total World Stock Index ETF (VT) and the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (RSP). It does not mention why Nvidia (NVDA) stock specifically went up. Nvidia's stock went up by 0.53% after the company's price target was raised by KeyBanc. The article discusses the recent lawsuit filed against major generative AI companies, Meta Platforms and OpenAI, by Hollywood writers and content creators for alleged copyright infringement, and how this may impact the future of generative AI stocks. The article mentions that despite the lawsuit, professionals in the field still see generative AI as a market that will continue to succeed. The article also provides a list of generative AI stocks to watch, including Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Adobe.
	2023-07-10	-0.76 %
The article discusses St. James Investment Company's views on market crashes and highlights NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) as one of its stock picks. St. James Investment Company criticizes NVIDIA's stock valuation and mentions that its stock-based compensation plan consumes a significant portion of its revenue. The article suggests that while some investors consider NVIDIA overvalued, market momentum could push its valuations higher. The article discusses the potential for three AI stocks, including Nvidia, to experience significant growth in the future, but does not provide a specific reason why Nvidia's stock went down. In the second quarter of 2023, ClearBridge Large Cap Growth Strategy highlighted NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) as a top-performing stock due to its position as a beneficiary of the generative AI boom, and despite the high valuation, the company's long-term outlook is still compelling. The reason for the recent decline in the stock is not mentioned in the article. The article discusses how Mattel stock (MAT) has been performing well, going up 15% in the past month, in contrast to other popular stocks like Nvidia (NVDA), Apple, and Meta. The article does not provide an explanation for why Nvidia stock specifically went down. The article explains that NVIDIA's stock price went down by 0.76% due to factors such as high institutional ownership and recent insider selling. Institutional investors hold 67% ownership of the company, which means their trading actions can significantly impact the stock price. Additionally, the top 25 shareholders hold 45% of the business, suggesting a large group of small shareholders. Analyst sentiments and insider ownership are also discussed as relevant factors to consider when analyzing the stock's performance.
	2023-07-07	+0.95 %
The article discusses how the stock market reacted to the latest jobs report, causing stocks to dip. It does not provide information specifically about why Nvidia's stock went up. The article mentions that Nvidia's stock (NVDA) was up 0.95% last night and attributes this increase to the growing demand for Nvidia's artificial intelligence (AI) chips.
	2023-07-06	-0.51 %
The article mentions that Nvidia's stock went down by -0.51% last night, and the reason behind this decline is not mentioned in the given text. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down because investors were selling off in anticipation of further restrictive policy from the Federal Reserve, causing major stock indexes to have one of their worst days in months.
	2023-07-05	-0.23 %
The article discusses how global venture funding has fallen in the second quarter of 2023, with late-stage funding reaching its lowest level since 2018 and companies cutting jobs. Additionally, the number of M&A deals has also decreased. Despite this, AI funding rounds, which include participation from Microsoft, Nvidia, and Google, have made up a significant portion of VC funding in the first half of the year. Nvidia's stock performance is mentioned as being partially linked to its involvement in providing chips for computing used in training language models. The article predicts that VC funding will continue to contract in the coming years. The article discusses the performance of Nvidia (NVDA) stock, which was down by 0.23% last night, but does not provide a specific reason for the decrease in stock value. The article discusses the performance of NVIDIA (NVDA) stock, which was down 0.23% last night. The decline in the stock can be attributed to increased competition from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) in the AI chip market, although NVIDIA still maintains a dominant market share. Additionally, AMD's stock offers more value based on its lower forward price-to-earnings ratio and price to free cash flow, making it a more reliable buy in the short term. The article suggests that the decline in Nvidia (NVDA) stock may be due to concerns about an "AI mania" bubble in the market. While stocks associated with AI technology have seen significant gains, the market may be overestimating the speed at which AI will revolutionize business and consumer behavior. However, the article also suggests that AI adoption may be faster than the adoption of internet technology in the late 1990s, and companies may start to benefit from AI in the next two to three years. In the long term, productivity gains from AI could drive sharemarket growth.
	2023-07-03	+0.26 %
Tech stocks, including Nvidia (NVDA), have been going up as investors believe they offer a "win-win" scenario due to being less exposed to a growth slump and benefiting from interest-rate declines, according to Jeremy Siegel. Nvidia's stock went up by 0.26% and is considered the best way to invest in the artificial intelligence trend, with no other company likely to benefit to a similar degree, according to a Mizuho analyst. The analyst predicts that Nvidia's revenue expectations could be guided up by 50% into the second half of 2023 and beyond. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 0.26% due to investors betting on its potential to become a major beneficiary of the artificial intelligence boom. Nvidia stock went up by 0.26% last night as part of a larger resurgence in the big tech sector, driven by investors' optimism in the artificial intelligence wave.
	2023-06-30	+3.63 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 3.63% last night and is considered to be overvalued at the moment, but long-term investors are advised to consider owning it due to its potential in the artificial intelligence (AI) industry; despite the AI sector being perceived as in a bubble, there are high-quality AI stocks that are worth holding for the long term. The article discusses the surprising gains in stocks such as Nvidia, Microsoft, and Alphabet due to the hype around generative AI, with these top five stocks now accounting for 22% of the S&P 500 index, and suggests that the lack of economic surprises could potentially change as the Fed considers rate increases and predicts a significant slowdown in job growth. It is speculated that a negative headline jobs figure could lead to renewed fears of a recession and investor risk-off sentiment. NVIDIA's RTX 4060 graphics card is reportedly struggling with low sales, as seen in Japan and Germany, which may be due to overall negative sentiment towards NVIDIA and gamers opting for discounted last-gen GPUs. The article discusses the recent increase in NVIDIA Corporation's stock price, highlighting a 3.63% increase. The reason for the increase is not mentioned in the provided information.
	2023-06-29	-0.72 %
The article discusses how despite the news of further restrictions on semiconductor sales to China, Nvidia shares are expected to continue rising higher than previously expected. The article discusses how the introduction of AMD's powerful Ryzen 7040 Phoenix processor with RDNA 3 iGPUs has made dedicated GPUs unnecessary for a decent 1080p gaming experience on laptops, leading to a decrease in demand for Nvidia's stock as budget gamers hope for more affordable laptops without a dedicated GPU. Piper Sandler analyst Harsh Kumar is optimistic about Nvidia Corp.'s stock due to the company's networking opportunity, amid speculation about the Commerce Department introducing potential restrictions. However, the article does not provide a reason for why Nvidia's stock went down by 0.72%. The article suggests that Nvidia's stock went down due to uncertainties regarding the profitability of the emerging Generative AI market and the potential for future applications.
	2023-06-28	-1.81 %
The article discusses Apple's stock reaching an all-time high and nearing a $3 trillion market valuation, which is causing investors to flock to other major tech stocks like Nvidia. The reason for Nvidia's stock going down is not mentioned in the article. Nvidia (NVDA) stock fell 1.81% last night, and it was largely due to the news that the Biden administration is preparing to impose more restrictions on the sale of chips essential for artificial intelligence. The article discusses a recent partnership between Snowflake, Nvidia, and Microsoft, and mentions that the Nvidia stock went down by 1.81%. The reason for the decline in Nvidia's stock is not provided in the article. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 1.81% due to concerns over potential trade restrictions on the sale of AI chips to China and comments made by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell about the need for rate hikes. The article is not about Nvidia (NVDA) stock going down. It is about Apple's stock reaching an all-time high and potentially ending the session with a market capitalization above $3 trillion. The reason for Nvidia's stock going down is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-06-27	+3.06 %
The article discusses the performance benchmarks of the new Nvidia RTX 4060 graphics card when running Cyberpunk 2077, with a 27% increase in performance compared to the RTX 3060, but with less impressive results when overclocked, although the card is considered to be more efficient and capable of handling features such as ray tracing in demanding games. The reason for Nvidia's stocks going up is not mentioned in the article. The article mentions that the stock price of Nvidia (NVDA) went up by 3.06% last night, but it does not provide an explanation for why it happened. The rest of the article talks about Snowflake Inc. introducing new AI-powered services during its event in Las Vegas, which caused its own stock price to rise. Citigroup strategist Stuart Kaiser believes that investors should focus on high-growth and mega-cap tech stocks over the second half of the year due to the recession risks that he thinks the US economy is barreling towards, and that the limited returns available elsewhere on the stock market will make tech stocks more favorable, some of the favored stocks included in this category are Nvidia, Meta Platforms, and Tesla. Nvidia (NVDA) stock was up 3.06% last night due to the rapid adoption of generative artificial intelligence which is boosting markets this year; however, investors need to be highly selective in stock-picking and assess the potential for AI disruption among businesses in various sectors.
	2023-06-26	-3.74 %
The article discusses Nvidia's stock, which went down by 3.74%, and the reason for the decline is not mentioned in the article.
	2023-06-23	-1.9 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 1.9% as tech stocks witnessed their largest outflow in 10 weeks, suggesting that investors' interest in artificial intelligence may be declining following the hype over ChatGPT, with Bank of America's investment strategist comparing the excitement for AI to the dot-com bubble in the early 2000s. The article discusses the potential for the third wave of the application economy to be driven by the onset of VR headsets and Artificial Intelligence with Unity Software and MongoDB set to benefit most, while the reason behind the 1.9% decrease in Nvidia's stock remains unclear. Shares of NVIDIA (NVDA) closed down 1.9% following six consecutive sessions of losses, possibly due to competition from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) after the company rolled out its line of AI data center products, much like NVIDIA did in March. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down by 1.9% due to the continuous declines in the shares of other semiconductor companies like AMD, Intel, and Broadcom.
	2023-06-22	-0.05 %
The article is about Intel's announcement of its chip manufacturing plans causing Nvidia's stock to go down by 0.05%. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went down due to the weakness in the semiconductor sector ahead of Thursday’s open, with the VanEck Semiconductor exchange-traded fund falling 0.6% in pre-market trading following a 26.6% surge in a month due to the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. The S&P 500 has seen gains primarily due to a few individual stocks like Nvidia and Tesla, but overall it has been a mediocre year for the stock market, explaining why Nvidia (NVDA) stock has gone down.
	2023-06-21	-1.74 %
Longtime Nvidia board member Mark Stevens sold over $51 million worth of Nvidia stock, joining other board members who have made recent sales amid the company's sharp rise in stock prices. The article is not about Nvidia (NVDA) stock going down, but rather discusses the recovery trend of Spotify (SPOT) stock, which has risen by 123% since hitting a bottom in November 2022, due to improved fundamentals in the business and the technology industry-wide. The article suggests that the recent slump in the stock market, including Nvidia's -1.74% drop, is due to the prediction that the rally from artificial intelligence stocks, which previously boosted the market, is unlikely to continue and investors should not expect a bull market-type scenario to persist. The article discusses why Nvidia is better for long-term holding instead of a near-term trade, and doesn't explain why the stock went down by 1.74%.
	2023-06-20	+2.61 %
Investors are attracted to mega-cap tech stocks such as Microsoft and Apple, which are delivering cash flow and dividends, during the recession, causing indexes such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to rise, while fund managers move client funds out of cash and fixed income positions to invest more capital into the markets, thereby pushing the tech-heavy Nasdaq up by 31% this year, and been bullish on markets globally, S&P Global reported. Nvidia Corp's stock has gone up by 2.61% after surging 192% so far this year and ranking fifth as the most valuable U.S. company by market capitalization as it could have higher aims, according to Evercore ISI analyst. The reason for the surge in stock price is not mentioned in the article. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 2.61% last night, driven by investor excitement over the company's AI-related technology, despite warnings from Morgan Stanley's chief US equity strategist that a potential economic slowdown could result in a decline in stock prices. The article suggests investors should consider untapped AI stocks instead of Nvidia, which has been rallying, but last night Nvidia's stock went up 2.61%. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 2.61% in trading on Tuesday, outperforming its competitors, but no reason is given for the increase in the article.
	2023-06-16	+0.09 %
The article discusses how shares of both Nvidia and Broadcom have been soaring recently and the reason behind Nvidia's stock going up is not explicitly mentioned in the article. The rise in U.S. equities this year has led once doubtful investors back into the market, with sentiment improving and active investment managers increasing their exposure to stocks, and options investors buying calls, leading to a 0.09% increase in Nvidia's stock last night. This rise is fueled by a combination of factors, including the US economy avoiding recession despite the Federal Reserve's aggressive monetary policy tightening and growing buzz over advances in AI.
	2023-06-15	-0.8 %
Nvidia's stock went down by 0.8% after board member Harvey Jones sold almost 120,000 shares worth $48 million, taking advantage of the recent surge in the stock price. Nvidia's stock, which has already seen over 200% YTD gains, went down by -0.8% last night, but the article doesn't provide a reason for the drop. The article discusses screening semiconductor stocks expected to grow through 2025, and despite Nvidia predicting a 50% increase in quarterly sales, it went down by -0.8%, with no reason given in the article for the decrease.
	2023-06-14	+4.81 %
The article reports that the major stock indexes closed higher on Tuesday after a decrease in inflation, with Nvidia's stock going up by 4.81%, but no specific reason is given for the increase in Nvidia's stock. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 4.81% last night due to an ongoing hype over AI, although some investors remain skeptical about the overall rally in tech stocks. Nvidia's stock went up by 4.81% as the company reached a trillion-dollar market value due to the increasing demand for artificial intelligence technology, which uses Nvidia's powerful graphics processing units (GPUs) that are specifically designed for AI computing, making it the dominant player in the market with a share of 80%. Nvidia stock went up by 4.81%, resulting in its membership of the $1 trillion club. Pure Storage announces it has achieved its goal of becoming the first technology provider that can satisfy the entirety of a customer's storage needs with all-flash, which has resulted in NVDA stock going up by 4.81% due to the company's collaboration with NVIDIA to enable the development of the largest AI supercomputer in the world.
	2023-06-13	+3.9 %
Nvidia's stock (NVDA) went up by 3.9% last night alongside gains in the European technology sector, following growing optimism that the US Federal Reserve would not raise interest rates at its policy meeting, due to predictions of easing inflation data in May. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up by 3.9% last night, but the reason behind the increase has not been discussed in the article. Nvidia's stock went up by 3.9% last night following updates by competitor Advanced Micro Devices on its MI300X chip, which will have more memory than any current Nvidia chip, with production ramping up in Q4, and on its Bergamo central processor chip that is already shipping in high volumes to companies including Facebook parent Meta, with AMD's chief executive Lisa Su acknowledging that AI would be "the key driver of silicon consumption for the foreseeable future."
	2023-06-12	+1.84 %
Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 1.84% as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) reportedly increased use of its capacity due to increased AI-related orders from Nvidia. The article discusses a new analyst upgrade for Oracle Corp.'s stock due to optimism about the company's cloud infrastructure business, and does not relate to the recent increase in Nvidia's stock.
	2023-06-09	+0.68 %
Nvidia(NVDA) stock went up 0.68% after a BMO Capital Markets analyst, Keith Bachman, stated that Microsoft's use of Nvidia's technology in artificial intelligence could enhance performance for various use cases and lead to incremental revenue generation opportunities for Microsoft. Nvidia (NVDA) stock went up 0.68% last night despite a drop in graphics card shipment in Q1 2023, with the decline attributed to inflation fears, layoffs and retailers offloading last-generation graphics cards for cheaper prices. Nvidia's stock has gone up by 0.68% after investors shrugged off concerns over potential privacy breaches in the company's AI technology.
	2023-06-08	+2.76 %
Nvidia(NVDA) stock went up by 2.76% due to their GPUs enabling AI applications like Microsoft Windows enabled internet applications in the 1990s. Nvidia's stock (NVDA) went up by 2.76% last night as Citadel CEO Ken Griffin, a believer in AI, suggested that AI is in its early stages, implying that the revolution it promises may take more time and does not necessarily result in higher unemployment rates, thereby making it a smart place for long-term investment. Nvidia (NVDA) stock rose by 2.76% due to the robust demand for its graphics cards that are playing a key role in the proliferation of AI and reported a 14% YoY increase in data center revenue in the first quarter of 2023, while AMD faces headwinds and a decline in revenue and earnings, leading analysts to predict a 20% drop in the company's stock price from current levels. Nvidia's (NVDA) stock increased by 2.76% last night, likely due to Philippe Laffont's hedge fund, Coatue Management, increasing their holdings, as part of a larger trend of tech stocks performing well this year.

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