Aliencreation : I think context is important. Personally, I'm investing with long positions. If NVIDIA and Amazon drop to $1 because of widespread panic or inflation, I'm just going to invest more money. Solid companies don't just vanish and they almost always rebound. This is why the concept of a bubble bursting is silly. However, if you're just trying to flip stocks for profit, there's definitely a cause for concern. Tech companies have been oversold and now with competitors rising, there's going to be a major pullback. Microsoft creating a partnership with ARM has already knocked NVIDIA back a bit. This trend will continue as the AI race heats up. Ultimately, this is a good thing for innovation but not so good if you dump your purse on a bad price.

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Aliencreation : AMD is Nvidia's closest rival and one of the very few companies doing things in the sector that stand to challenge Nvidia's innovations. Qualcomm owns a niche market for communications within the chip sector so it has no fear of Nvidia running it over. I wouldn't sleep on ARM or Micron either. Broadcom may be the silent giant though as most of the companies in the sector will need their services allowing it to quietly grow as AI grows.

As for Intel, "Intel Inside" is still a "warning label."

Aliencreation : nvidia will pick up steam as it progresses with AI and its increased role in smart automation.  Also, gamiñg will near a new precipice with the advent of Web3 and the metaverse which will make chip makers highly coveted.  Too many people are living and thinking in the past.  Technical Analysis is a false art in our fast moving and volatile ecosystem.