Nvidia’s 6% drop looks more like profit-taking than a fundamental shift. The long-term demand for AI, data centers, and edge computing remains strong.
Other semi players like AMD and Broadcom are holding up well, suggesting sector strength. This dip may be a healthy breather in a longer uptrend.
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- Valerie Archibald·04-19TOPTariffs will be all sorted by summer. Gas will be $1.69/gallon. Powell will be gone. Interest rates will drop. And NVDA will be $200 by Thanksgiving!LikeReport
- Mortimer Arthur·04-19held $100 strong and with a green market could re test $110 easilyLikeReport