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    • mark2012mark2012
      ·03-02
      stop whining

      NVIDIA's Concentration Risk: Data Centers Account for Approximately 91% of Revenue

      NVIDIA currently derives about 91% of its revenue from its data center business. While this represents a significant strength, it also creates a concentration risk should artificial intelligence spending normalize, despite the robust long-term outlook for AI demand.
      NVIDIA's Concentration Risk: Data Centers Account for Approximately 91% of Revenue
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    • mark2012mark2012
      ·02-27
      Be interested to know whether institutions have pruned their NVIDia holdings. And whether the price has been lifted up and jammed down so they can accumulate more. How does NVIDIA have a record result, and the markets responds like this? This is market manipulation. But  it didn't hurt this retail investor, don't care which way the price goes, having good hedging but  looking forward to price to return to rational level and good  payday.[Happy]  [Cool]  

      Overnight Market Highlights: NVIDIA Shares Tumble, Gold Edges Up, Walmart Settles with FTC for $100 Million, U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rate Drops Below 6%

      Market Overview: U.S. stock markets closed mixed on February 27, with the Nasdaq Composite declining approximately 1.2%. NVIDIA's share price fell 5% following its earnings report. Among the top 20...
      Overnight Market Highlights: NVIDIA Shares Tumble, Gold Edges Up, Walmart Settles with FTC for $100 Million, U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rate Drops Below 6%
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    • mark2012mark2012
      ·02-25
      Jensen doesn't need to do anything, other than what he is doing. If growth continues, PE will increase and share price with increase. Simple. The stupidity of the market won't change but time will ensure stock prices will come back to meet the business fundamentals reality. I think more importantly is what crazy things will Trump do to throw the market into a tailspin.
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    • mark2012mark2012
      ·02-20
      rebound ! but make sure you are hedged.
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    • mark2012mark2012
      ·02-20
      contrarian is the key I think. do what is opposite to what analysts say. I remember the headlines being shouted in the media is either, old news or fake news. who pays the analysts wages? not the investing public but the big institutions who sit on the opposite of my trades. I see news on here as entertainment value only.
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    • mark2012mark2012
      ·02-20
      contrarian is the key I think. do what is opposite to what analysts say. I remember the headlines being shouted in the media is either, old news or fake news. who oays the analysts wages. not the investing public but the big institutions who site on the opposite of my trades. I see news on here as entertainment. value only.
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    • mark2012mark2012
      ·02-18
      Softbank ceo previously stated Softbank didn't want to sell NVDIA stock because they had doubts, but because they needed to redeploy capital. That's all. This is more fake news to manipulate  the market because someone wants cheaper NiVDIA  shares. That's why this type of news is just attempts to talk down market prices. Rubbish story

      SEC Filing Reveals SoftBank Group Has Divested Entire Stake in NVIDIA

      According to a Form 13-F holdings report submitted by SoftBank Group Corp to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the company disclosed that it sold off its entire stake in NVIDIA...
      SEC Filing Reveals SoftBank Group Has Divested Entire Stake in NVIDIA
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    • mark2012mark2012
      ·02-16
      When Ai races up its AI bonanza, a week later they drop a few % its a meltdown. Sensationalist BS. Now I see why professional traders don't read this rubbish.

      Stock Market Suffers AI-Inspired Meltdown. The Real World Wins Again

      Some questions have no answers -- and the lack of answers was a real problem for the stock market this past week.The question: How much damage will artificial-intelligence technology unleash, and on what?On Monday, it was insurance brokers, including Aon, Arthur J. Gallagher, and Marsh. On Tuesday, it was wealth managers' turn, with Charles Schwab and LPL Financial Holdings among those getting hit. Wednesday brought a selloff for real estate companies like BXP and Jones Lang LaSalle. Logistics companies, including XPO and J.B. Hunt Transport Services, got clobbered on Thursday.All told, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 index are down more than 0.7% this week, and the Nasdaq Composite has slid 1.3%. Big Tech provided no succor, with the Roundhill Magnificent Seven exchange-traded fund dropping 2.3%.Someday, the AI worries -- and the selloff they sparked -- will end. Until then, the real world is your friend.
      Stock Market Suffers AI-Inspired Meltdown. The Real World Wins Again
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    • mark2012mark2012
      ·02-14
      Biggest test yet?  No its not.  Nvidia is doing a good job and will continue to do so. They just don't dance for silly analyst expectations. Analysts  need to come up with something more useful such as what the the market or the economy  will do tomorrow.  Which they are wrong most of the time. Ouch but truth hurts[Happy]  

      The Market’s Biggest Test Yet? Nvidia (NVDA) Heads Into Earnings

      Nvidia ($NVDA) will report its fourth-quarter fiscal 2026 results on February 25, and investors are watching closely for what the company says abou...
      The Market’s Biggest Test Yet? Nvidia (NVDA) Heads Into Earnings
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    • mark2012mark2012
      ·02-13
      Just buy yourself some protective PUTs and stop being a panic merchant[Happy]  

      Nvidia Stock Wobbles. The Focus Is Turning to Earnings

      Nvidia shares weren’t able to hold on to early gains on Thursday ahead of its earnings report later this month.
      Nvidia Stock Wobbles. The Focus Is Turning to Earnings
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