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NVIDIA STOCK: Will It Skyrocket or Crash? (Future Predictions)

Mar 08, 202510 min
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In this engaging clip from Market Mondays, hosts Ian Dunlap, Troy Millings, and Rashad Bilal delve into the latest developments surrounding Nvidia and the broader chip sector. With Nvidia's stock showing significant volatility in recent times, the hosts provide a critical analysis of the factors influencing the semiconductor market and what investors can expect moving forward.


The discussion kicks off with Rashad highlighting Nvidia's recent performance, marking a dramatic roller coaster ride in its stock valuation. Despite an initial decline, the stock witnessed a miraculous rally, stirring an insightful conversation about the broader chip sector, including key players like SMH, TSM, and Broadcom. Ian Dunlap emphasizes the negative year-to-date trajectory of these stocks, setting the stage for an in-depth debate on the future of the chip trade.


Ian asserts that the chip trade, while still a good long-term investment, will not yield the massive returns seen in the past couple of years. He points to geopolitical concerns, particularly tensions with China, as major factors affecting the industry. The potential ramifications of chip smuggling and technological competition between the US and China form a crucial part of the conversation, revealing the complexities of international market dynamics.


Troy Milings counters Ian's viewpoint, suggesting that the chip trade is not entirely over. He stresses the impact of the Federal Reserve's rate cuts and the ongoing tariffs on economic performance, especially referring to discussions with top AI professionals that underscore the market's volatility. Troy posits that despite the challenges, American companies like Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple are poised to navigate these obstacles, provided that tariffs and geopolitical risks are adequately managed.


The hosts also delve into the strategic maneuvers by tech CEOs visiting the White House and how these high-level discussions could potentially shape the trajectory of the semiconductor industry. Troy suggests that a resolution to tariffs and restoring business relations with China could rejuvenate Nvidia’s performance, reinforcing the need for strategic alliances in maintaining global business competitiveness.


Ian raises a critical perspective on global business wars, drawing attention to the increasing influence of BRICS nations and the intricate dynamics of international competition. The conversation explores how America’s top technology firms can sustain their edge amidst rising challenges from global players, especially those in China.


Despite varying viewpoints, the hosts agree on Nvidia’s potential for long-term growth. Rashad concludes by emphasizing the importance of a strategic approach for investors. Whether Nvidia's stock will attain its previous highs within a specific timeframe remains unknown, but the hosts encourage viewers to recognize the stock’s enduring potential as a long-term investment opportunity.


Join Ian, Troy, and Rashad in this thought-provoking clip as they explore the intricate world of semiconductors, global economic influences, and where the smart money might be heading next. Whether you're an investor or simply interested in the fast-evolving world of technology and finance, this Market Mondays clip offers valuable insights to navigate current trends and prepare for future shifts in the market landscape.


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Switching gears a little bit. N video reported last week that was the news of the last week, and this stock is going down ever since.

Speaker 2

Well, it was, it was, it was, it settled, and then it opened, and it tanked a little bit, and then it closed. There was like a miraculous rally at the end of Friday and it got back up to one twenty six and then today, yeah, roller coaster ride again.

Speaker 3

So yeah, so we're seeing we're seeing the whole chip sector. In video Hoover run around one sixteen, we see smates down the TSM is down twenty TSM is actually in bear territories, yes, and you all of these things are down bro Co yep so and as the broader stock markets continue to going down and brought it, uh, Nasdaq has going down as well. So in video is pretty much video negative the other day like eleven Yeah, yeah, it's been free falling for a while. So where are we at with in video?

Speaker 1

You should listen to what I tell you. Some shit gonna fall apart. Shot to stock club if you want to know where the price would to get in and go to eninvest dot com. Most people in stock club not the real price. I see it's getting below one oh five. Might want to look to invest there. But okay, public service announcement, the chip trade is over. It's done. It's a good investment. I'm gonna be real. It's a

great investment long term. But for everyone who missed out in the last two years, you're not going to get seven hundred percent return off of this trade anymore. And there's a lot of geopolitical concern about if they're smuggling chips in China. We have to have a real conversation. While he's focusing on tariffs, that don't matter. We have a war, a technological war going on with China.

Speaker 3

We could lose.

Speaker 1

You've seen a Chinese stock start and take off, and hedgephones are rotating to potentially get in.

Speaker 2

About well, that's why I don't think the trip trade is done.

Speaker 1

It's only gonna be a few playing and video is one of the ones that are gonna do well.

Speaker 2

So they're they're gonna be playing, they're gonna be good. So I won't go that far. I don't think it's done. I think what we're seeing. Obviously, we talked about how the FED has an impact on the market. There was supposed to be two rate cuts, now that it might be one. The lingering tariffs on these countries is weighing on the economy, Like if we're gonna like that, weighs

on the economy. Deep Seat still had an impact. Even when we were talking about the conversation at Conegie Hall backstage with some of the leading people in AI, we could say it had an impact, had an impact, but it was real threat, but it was overblown.

Speaker 1

It was overblown, but it was a trojan horse. The real concern is all of China teaming up together at the right time to toward how well we're doing.

Speaker 2

And here's what I'm thinking. And hit me the other night when we talked about all these these CEOs going to the White House to speak, and we were like, you know, Zuckerberg was there, right, and he was there, everybody was there, and then Jensen Way, and I'm thinking to myself, like, why these guys going, Why these guys going? At some point, do you think they discussed tariffs to China? Because what they have to right this is probably like

one of the prime conversations that happened. When I looked at the ecosystem of the Video prior to the Biden administration putting a band on advanced ships going to China, I was twenty percent of their business.

Speaker 3

That's a huge part of it.

Speaker 2

So now think about that's over the past three years and Video has had this run without that China component in. Can you imagine what that looks like when you get some of that business back, even if it's not the rule bind, even if it's not black Well, we still try to figure out how the hopper gut in there, two hundred thousand of them, allegedly. We don't know how I got in there, right, We got to figure that part out. But I know he's saying ten percent and

then he's had another ten percent. But at a certain point, the president is a business man and he has to know that he has these tarrice in places. Yes, you're trying to make a stand, but you're hurting American's greatest companies. Apple's going to be affected and Vidio is going to be affected. Microsoft and we've seen it, we seen them pull back. They're going to be affected. So I don't think the trip trade is done. I think we got to figure this out right, Like I think the tab

is going to effect tomorrow for Mexico and Canada. Yeah, and I think the China want to start this week as well.

Speaker 1

Why are we selling our greatest technology to China unless we know the game's over anyway, that's the point we have to talk about. If you want to ship Blackwell and our best chips to China, it's one or two scenarios. Either Jensen doesn't care about America, which isn't true for the record, or a lot of people on the inside not that America trade is over and we got to get every dollar we can hint to five million dollar

citizen card. This is real global business war, right, and if bricks trade is heating up, that's why Zelenski got so much heat. There's a lot of yea, like the DeepC thing, like you said, was overblown. I think the concern is if that that Big seven in China, can they beat our Big seven and right now is looking like yees.

Speaker 2

So that would be the thing where where would be the spend if it's not coming from American business that you'd have like China would be that place.

Speaker 3

Right.

Speaker 2

You're not looking at India just yet, not your EU, not really, Africa is not doesn't have the infrastructure, so you're kind of a looking at that space. Right if we look at where all those Max sevens are spending, right, we had that chart. I think he posted it where that capex is going. I mean there's a clear sign that is pointing to this company yep. That goes by the name of the video. I think Microsoft is over

twenty billion last yeah, insane, like everybody is coming. So I don't think that trade is over Yes, there's been some pullback, but it's one of these things when you talk about growth over a quarter of seventy nine.

Speaker 3

And that's not good well, I think the trade is like as far as the entire semispace.

Speaker 2

Right, and but they lead that they go then.

Speaker 3

You have to look at it from this standpoint like, okay, and videos down twenty five percent from is high? Right? Do you think in four years it'll be higher than it is today? Yes, then that would be a good investment. Now do you think in six months? We don't know what's going to happen six months, three months, So if you're trading it, you have to be careful because long

term projections are positive. You would have to think that if you invest now, it's a good investment for sure, because that's going to double at some point.

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