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 Originally Posted by percy
Hey percy …I wouldn’t have clicked on link if you posted the headline as well
Nvidia is a stock bubble and its popping could trigger a broader market crash, investing legend Rob Arnott says
“ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”
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"Nvidia is a stock bubble and its popping could trigger a broader market crash, investing legend Rob Arnott says"
hahahahahahahahahahaha !!!
They bring in US$2,000 a SECOND !
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Confusing an undervalued stock that is killing it in sales and cornering the market, with an overvalued stock with no nothing lol. Schoolboy error!
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Originally Posted by Azz
"Nvidia is a stock bubble and its popping could trigger a broader market crash, investing legend Rob Arnott says"
hahahahahahahahahahaha !!!
They bring in US$2,000 a SECOND !
You pay $1,140,000,000,000 for that, definitely not worth it just for what it's currently earning. Market is pricing in some absurd growth assumptions which may or may not play out.
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Originally Posted by Azz
Confusing an undervalued stock that is killing it in sales and cornering the market, with an overvalued stock with no nothing lol. Schoolboy error!
Undervalued by which measure?
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Originally Posted by ValueNZ
You pay $1,140,000,000,000 for that, definitely not worth it just for what it's currently earning. Market is pricing in some absurd growth assumptions which may or may not play out.
The best company, in the number one industry, in the world. That's what I've bought. Take a look at Nvidia's revenues over the last few quarters. Have you heard of A.I.? Have you heard of datacenters?
Last edited by Azz; 09-09-2023 at 09:27 AM.
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Originally Posted by ValueNZ
Undervalued by which measure?
Demand for the stock.
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Second Quarter Fiscal 2024
* Record revenue of $13.51 billion, up 88% from Q1, up 101% from year ago
* Record Data Center revenue of $10.32 billion, up 141% from Q1, up 171% from year ago
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Low US$400s - a good time to get in before the next quarter is presented!
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Originally Posted by ValueNZ
I think you ought to study the history of the stock market. There are endless examples of absurdly priced companies that fool many people into buying due to hype and ignoring fundamentals. Personally I believe (so does Bloomstran - you'd be wise to follow his advice) that Nvidia draws parallels to Microsoft in 1999 with its high P/E ratio, hype, and absurd growth assumptions built into the price. I think Nvidia will go down in the history books as one of these absurdly priced companies where countless people lost a sh1t ton of money.
Just popping this gem into the Nvidia thread.
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