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

Wenn das ein Spiegelbild unserer Gesellschaft ist, was sich hier für Leute tummeln, dann Hut ab zum Gebet. Meine Güte.

Das sind wäre Experten die nur die Bewegung bei AMD oder micron etc nicht mitnehmen. Weil wäre zu profitabel.🤣

Profil erstellt vor einer Woche... Und es kommt nur Negatives. Grandios Woifi, wieviele Accounts hast du nun? Und nun, ab auf die Ignorlist. Was stimmt mit solchen Gestalten nicht?

Danke für die Info.

😂😂😂😂😂🤣

Kleines Muster erkennbar, es wird wieder umgeschichtet von Software in KI 🤖

Die Frage ist eher, warum nicht!

Warum sollte heute 180€ kommen?

und weiter: 'Moreover, Nvidia is getting in on the ground floor of some start-ups that may one day become household names. In the first quarter, the company booked $16 billion in unrealized gains across its public and private holdings, adding significantly to the company’s operating income of $54 billion. Though most of that was the rise in the Intel stock price, it may be a harbinger for the future. With every investment, Nvidia has an ulterior motive—building up the AI ecosystem, and thus the long-term demand for its market-leading AI products. Almost all of Nvidia’s investments are in indirect customers, so much of it will return to Nvidia as revenue in the end. That’s likely the case for the deal reported by the Wall Street Journal on Sunday, in which Nvidia is said to be in negotiations to guarantee up to $250 billion for OpenAI’s lease and debt for a massive data center in Ohio. The project, which is being spearheaded by SoftBank Energy, is planned to open in phases beginning in 2028, with a total cost approaching half a trillion dollars. For now, though, Nvidia is operating from a comfortable spot. It may never see any of that $250 billion leave its coffers. Mostly, it’s lending its good name—and stellar balance sheet—to help SoftBank secure a lower interest rate for its data center buildout. Nvidia is rated at AA by Standard & Poor’s versus BB+ for SoftBank. Meanwhile, OpenAI is a private company with high growth and endemic losses it covers by selling large equity stakes, including a $30 billion commitment from Nvidia earlier this year. CoreWeave, the pure-play AI cloud firm, has proven the utility of partnering with wealthy firms. Its debt backed by contracts with Meta Platforms carries an interest rate of 5.9%. CoreWeave’s other debt—not backed by contracts—yields something closer to 10%. Nvidia is also expending cash on CoreWeave with a 9% stake in the company and a $6 billion deal to backstop any idle AI cloud computing capacity at CoreWeave, a way to give CoreWeave lenders confidence in the company’s aggressive growth plans. This relationship has been Exhibit A in the circular financing worries since Nvidia is CoreWeave’s most important supplier, a customer, and an investor. The investments leave Nvidia that much more exposed to a potential AI bubble, some skeptics say, and the cost of insuring against an Nvidia default has shot up in recent weeks. But any kind of Nvidia default talk is just that—talk—particularly because the company has protected itself along the way. It doesn’t hurt that it still has $81 billion in cash and short-term securities on its balance sheet, and just $8.5 billion in debt.'