Nvidia's 'dangerous' level of A.I. hype splits analysts
At the chipmaker's current stock price, revenue may need to jump 20% a year for the next two decades just to reward investors.
Stay updated with breaking news from New Constructs. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
At the chipmaker's current stock price, revenue may need to jump 20% a year for the next two decades just to reward investors.
Amid AI-mania, its dazzling earnings report further buoys the shares, and invites skepticism.
Nvidia faces two headwinds caused by the "law of large numbers."
"Nvidia is the stock market's new Tesla, where the market blindly assigns a ridiculously high and unrealistic valuation," one veteran analyst says.
Goldman’s vice president of U.S. equity strategy, Ryan Hammond, believes an A.I.-enabled productivity and cost-cutting boom will boost corporate earnings.