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

Was plappert der Orang- Utan?

50:50 bei ihm 😁

Ist doch super. Er pusht oft die Märkte damit

https://www.youtube.com/live/MVgnoA9RpC0?si=OqeVWUdTxoPKVFn1

Orange redet gerade live

Vermutlich hat woife 10x long und 10x short gekauft und das System kommt mit der Logik nicht klar

Nachbörslich alles gut 144,12

Bei TR kriegt man den Hinweis Nvidia nicht handelbar. Da an der Börse ausgesetzt und TR keinen Einfluss darauf hat 🤔

Da passt gerade überhaupt was nicht

Wollte gerade eine verkaufen und mit ne Pizza bestellen

😂

Nvidia bei mir nicht handelbar

https://www.barrons.com/articles/u-s-china-talks-trade-london-2073f86a

Beijing has clearly ‘tasted blood’ on the rare earths issue, and won’t make concessions without clear and major symmetric measures on the U.S. side which may be very difficult to sell to U.S. domestic constituencies,” he says. “Any further progress on these issues coming out of London will require extended negotiations over a period and some clarity about the overall goals of U.S. trade, economic, and technology policy vis-à-vis China.” Investors are expecting some conciliatory efforts in the near term, at least. In a note to clients, Ulrike Hoffman-Burchandi, chief investment officer for global equities at UBS Global Wealth Management, says the U.S. could relax some restrictions on lower-end AI chips and semiconductors even if it keeps stricter control over more advanced manufacturing gear. In return, China could dial back its recent rare-earth curbs even if its new centralized system to control and track supplies is likely to expand, and could be periodically tightened to reassert leverage as needed. Markets may be placated in the near term, but the outlook for the global economy, especially sectors reliant on inputs from China, likely will remain unclear.

For its part, Beijing has been implementing monitoring and tracking systems for critical minerals and rare earths as a response to U.S. export control in recent years. Beijing is unlikely to roll back its controls to pre-April levels, Triolo says. It won’t agree to approve licenses for U.S. military and defense industry without a major concession on the part of the U.S. in the semiconductor arena, both for advanced graphics processing units and semiconductor-manufacturing equipment, he predicts. The sort of negotiation that would be required to make that happen could be too complex for the London meeting because it would involve the intelligence community, Congress, and the other agencies involved in U.S. export controls, he says. And Beijing is unlikely to back down on shipments of rare earths and magnet shipments, at least to certain end users. The reason: Those materials now are a national security priority for Beijing, which could say, for example, that it can’t allow its samarium cobalt magnets to be used in the nose of F-35 jets that could take part in a U.S.-China conflict over Taiwan.

Dieses oder spätestens nächstes Jahr. Nvidia wächst dank KI enorm.