NVIDIA WKN: 918422 ISIN: US67066G1040 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Die werden auch kommen. Nicht heute, nicht morgen, nicht übermorgen. Aber sie werden kommen.

THE BIG TECH CRASH

Octavia222, 15:53 Uhr Dass was du siehst ist ganz normal und das nennt sich denn Moment ausnutzen der Spannung zwischen USA und Iran denn Gewinn zu mitnehmen und Liquidität zurück zu holen um noch mal einzukaufen

Gestern wurde hier noch von 200 geträumt :D

time to sayyyyyyyyyy goodbye :D weg ist der ganze anstieg der letzten tage :D

Cool

Die große Tech Korrektur geht los

Platzt gerade die Blase?

Bei 214,5$ musst die wieder nach oben gehen

-2%.. wo bleiben denn die Insolvenz-Propheten? Hm. Seltsam heute.

Mikey90, 14:53 Uhr Genau so ist das

Du tippst jeden sche.ss Börsentag auf rot, und irgendwann hast auch du dann mal recht… 🤦🏻‍♂️

um es kurz zusammenzufassen: Alles geht ab und nvidia macht schlapp

um es kurz zusammenzufassen: Alles geht ab und nvidia macht schlapp

Nvidia Is Boosting a Bunch of Other Stocks But Can’t Turbo Charge Its Own By Adam Clark June 03, 2026, 6:52 am EDT Nvidia seems to be having better luck shifting the stock of partner companies than its own. Just look at chips-and-networking player Marvell Technology or battery energy storage company Fluence Energy, both of which surged this week due to their collaborations with Nvidia. But Nvidia is struggling to get the market to focus on its graphic-processing units and its own nascent stand-alone CPU business. While it is still the biggest artificial-intelligence chip player, excitement about AI hardware is currently centered around central-processing units, memory chips and optical networking. That doesn’t mean the chip maker isn’t making progress itself. Nvidia shares were down 0.7% at $221.25 in premarket trading Wednesday. After initially rising above $230 on Tuesday, the stock ended the day down 0.7%. A flurry of announcements at the Computex conference this week—chief among them being Nvidia’s new PC chip—has given a relatively modest boost to Nvidia’s stock. Investors are still waiting to see exactly how large the PC market can be for Nvidia, considering its processor will likely be aimed at premium devices and is relatively limited compared with data centers. Still, as Barron’s argued in our recent stock pick, Nvidia looks relatively cheap and so long as AI spending continues to increase it should be a major beneficiary. “Nvidia has shown time and time again that it can continue to expand its share of spending across compute, networking, storage, robotics, and now into the PC market. We believe this expanded share of the technology spending will help support continued growth and earnings progress,” wrote William Blair analyst Sebastien Naji in a research note Tuesday, reiterating an Outperform rating on the stock. Nvidia shareholders will just have to be patient for now.

Ja. Absolut on Point wieder