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ColumnsASML's Grim Earnings Spark Chip Stock Sell-off: What Are the Warning Signs?

$ASML Holding(ASML.US)$, the sole producer of equipment for manufacturing the most advanced chips, reported orders that were below analysts' expectations, as chipmakers in Taiwan and South Korea delayed purchases of the Dutch company's high-end machines.
The company's bookings dropped 61% to €3.6 billion in the first quarter, falling short of the anticipated €4.63 billion. This decline is attributed to major chipmakers li...

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Apr 16 15:37

ColumnsWhy is AMD's stock price falling?

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Driven by a surge of investor interest in artificial intelligence shares, $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD.US)$'s stock price soared 128% throughout 2023, and reached a new record level in early March 2024. However, since then, the stock has dropped about 24%, the largest decline in the $PHLX Semiconductor Index(.SOX.US)$.
This decline has left investors wondering, why is AMD's stock price falling? Is the pullback a buying opportunity?
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We saw that the U.S. stock market has wrapped up last week with a flourish as S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite went up by 1.1% and 1.2% respectively, both has closed near their daily highs.
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Mar 15 16:15

ColumnsWall Street Banks Warn: Nvidia & AI Surge Echoes 1999 Bubble in 2024

Just five years back, $NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$'s market worth hovered around $100 billion. Now in 2024, it has ascended to the ranks of the world's third most valuable company with a market cap of an astonishing $2.3 trillion, and its stock is on a trajectory toward the $1,000 milestone. This marks a twentyfold increase in Nvidia's stock value, primarily driven by the burgeoning generative AI technology sector.
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GTC 2024: Will NVIDIA hit the $1,000 mark?

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10baggerbamm : here's where I disagree with Tom and every other figure head that is nothing more than a parrot regurgitating somebody else's storyline because it got some traction and views. I started in 1988 I had a broker dealer I sat behind a trading desk as a market maker I have a little bit of experience. 1998 everyday there was another company going public there were companies going public with zero revenue back then and in the early days of 1980 they were called blind pools they were the most risky investments fast forward covid now they're called spacs. most are junk companies most would never be able to go public in the traditional method because a lack of revenue lack of product lack of direction lack of market share.. back in 1998 in addition to a constant stream of companies going public the valuation of these companies they were trading at 30 to 50 times 2 to 3 year forward projected revenues. Nvidia is trading at 32 PE. in 98-99 the vast majority of these companies did not have the denominator and e to even have an a price to earnings ratio they were forward projected revenues that the stocks were traded on. that's not happening today so we don't have the IPO stream we don't have the egregious valuation of forward revenues and with people on the TV saying this is the new normal which is what they were doing back in 98 and 99. in 9899 all the company had to do is say we're starting a website and the stock would go up by 30 to 50%. we did have slight exuberance call it with companies saying we're utilizing AI in our business and it would gain traction and momentum investors would come in that's about the only correlation that does exist. (pt 1 of 2)

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10baggerbamm 10baggerbamm: pt 2. back in 9899 the bubble was being created because of the use of margin virtually every person that had an account with us and my friends companies were leveraged on margin buying everything they could every com that was going public every time it would uptick they're stretching their buying power down to 40 and 30% you see back then there were no designated securities they're required to hire maintenance or you couldn't borrow against like exist today. the use of margin is what created that bubble and compounded the sell-offs because every Friday we had Forced liquidations. that's not happening today either. Nvidia is a cash generating monster they're making billions of dollars in profits in 1998-99 there was not a single company making even working those numbers backwards anything close to what Nvidia is generating right now in true cash profits or revenue (inflation adjusted for 98-99. ) Amazon was still selling books they had not even pivoted to selling any other products it was speculated by Jeff bezos that they would begin selling other consumer goods at some point but that's how early in the infancy and they were reporting losses hand over fist back then by the way. if you have not fallen asleep by now then you'll understand these talking heads writing for these periodicals these journals that are on TV they're there for self promotion and self enrichment of their own mutual funds of their newsletters many did not live through the bubble of the coms they're just regurgitating what others are saying because they want the attention. this is not to say Nvidia can't come down to its moving average $500 it could but two years from today 4 years today 5 years today as long as Nvidia is the key leader an amb and this Canadian company don't have a chip that is five times faster at half the price than Nvidia is still going to be the 800 lb gorilla in the room.

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BrandonnW

Mar 13 16:04

NVIDIA up more than 4% with GTC conference next week

Shares of NVIDIA were higher, up more than 4% at $893.4 as of press time. On the news, March 18-21, the annual AI global top conference - NVIDIA GTC is about to open. 1:00 p.m. on Monday, March 18 (4:00 a.m. Beijing time on Tuesday, March 19), NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang will give a speech with the theme of "1# AI Summit for Developers". 1# AI Summit for Developers" (1# AI Conference for Developers).
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GTC 2024: Will NVIDIA hit the $1,000 mark?

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ColumnsWhy J.P. Morgan Identifies TSMC as a Key Player in the AI Field

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AI concept stocks hit new highs: When will the party end?

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Mar 8 10:38

ColumnsNot Just Nvidia: Who Will Be the Key Beneficiaries of the Next AI Wave?

Since ChatGPT's debut at the end of 2022, semiconductor companies have been among the early beneficiaries of the current AI wave, with their stock prices soaring for 17 months. As of the latest update, the $PHLX Semiconductor Index(.SOX.US)$ has risen by over 130% from its low point in October 2022, while $NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$, known as the face of AI, has seen its stock price increase by thirteenfold. Against this backdrop, some...

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