Analysts remain bullish with price targets as high as $190, citing Nvidia's AI dominance and strong demand for Blackwell chips. The company expects 50% revenue growth next quarter, even with $8 billion in projected China sales losses. Unlike August 2024's China-driven selloff, Nvidia now has diversified growth from cloud providers, AI inference, and sovereign AI deals. Huang's sale appears to be pre-planned rather than a sign of concern - he recently called this a "powerful new wave of growth." Short-term risks include geopolitics and export controls, but with $53.7 billion in cash and leadership in AI hardware/software, Nvidia looks positioned for long-term success.
$S&P 500(.SPX)$ Global markets remained shaky as recession fears, Fed policy uncertainty, and trade tensions dominate headlines. The S&P 500’s recent correction (down over 10% from peaks) has investors questioning whether the rebound is sustainable or if deeper losses loom. Key Drivers of the Selloff: Recession Risks: Analysts at Morgan Stanley and the New York Fed warn that rising unemployment and slowing growth could tip the economy into contraction. Fed Policy Whiplash: Markets now price in rate cuts later this year
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ post GTC volatility is typical. My take is that while a $130 breakout is plausible, I would wait for a confirmed close above this level with strong volume. Aggressive traders might scalp the event, but swing buyers should watch for a dip toward $120-$125 for better risk/reward.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ While NVDA’s dominance in AI remains intact, near-term risks dominate. A prudent entry point may emerge if the stock stabilizes above $110 with reduced geopolitical headwinds.
Nvidia is best positioned to gain the most, given its dominance in AI hardware and software. However, other companies, particularly those in the broader supply chain like TSMC or leading cloud providers, may also see substantial benefits. If not, possible dark horse might be AMD as they will also take on related GPU demands.
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Historically, this period has yielded positive returns approximately 76% of the time since 1999, with an average gain of 1.7% when a rally occurs.  As of today, the S&P 500 has gained over 23% this year. However, December has seen declines, raising concerns about the likelihood of a Santa Claus Rally. The Federal Reserve’s recent indication of fewer interest rate cuts in 2025 has contributed to market volatility.  Despite these challenges, some analysts remain optimistic. They note that the market’s primary uptrends are still intact and the economy remains strong, suggesting the possibility of a year-end rally! Fingers crossed!