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#nvidia ( #nvda ) has gained over $1 TRILLION in value since #openai released #chatgpt about a year ago, thanks to their Hopper GPU. Meanwhile, AMD ( #amd stock ) and Intel ( INTC stock ) are scrambling to get their chips into AI data centers. Last week, Jensen Huang revealed NVIDIA's new Blackwell GPU, spelling BIG trouble for AMD and Intel stocks, making NVDA stock the best stock to buy now for the Generative AI era.
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[@ssaini5028]

Wall St does understand AI or Nvidia but doesnt matter. Dude you are a small fish in the pond, you dont need to understand you just need to invest and follow the trends. There is a reason why year over year the company has grown by 200%.

[@AwesomeBlackDude]

But who is assembling all these MCM components, is it China?

[@miecraftpeplayer1515]

Nancy Polisi understands Nvidias potential

[@AwesomeBlackDude]

@@miecraftpeplayer1515 ? What?

[@jedimasterham2]

I think NVDA is going to retrace to $550 - $650.

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[@WanderingExistence]

Is it just me or is anybody else mind boggled by the fact that 1.4 exaflops is in a single rack cabinet?!? One of the biggest supercomputers is literally 1.2 exaflops. Now they probably achieved this metric by scaling down neural networks to 4 bit floating point, but that just shows how they optimize software to reduce compute time and power to make better neural networks. 25x less power for way more compute... Juggernaut.

[@dfv671]

It's partially due to the latest TSMC chip making tech, just imagine when we can make chips in 1nm.

[@GFY11]

@@dfv671Is no one here taking China into account here?

[@dfv671]

@@GFY11 what do you mean sir?

[@GFY11]

@@dfv671 I see everyone here thinking that the production of these chips is some foregone conclusion. Could China not blockade Taiwan and put a two year delay on this? US politicians have discussed destroying TSMC plants if China took over the island. Does not seem like many people know this.

[@doug6723]

@@dfv671 He could mean any number of things I believe. One that NVDA's chips are made in Taiwan by SMCI and that China could invade Taiwan at any point and steal that tech. NVDA is a threat to all countries and corporations because of their advances. The US has banned China from acquiring high end NVDA chips. China is creating their own AI simultaneously, so they potentially could leap ahead with quantum computing and AI. They already have great facial recognition software and are making it better and faster everyday. We'll see.

[@kucker6]

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[@DoubravkaIrina]

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[@dfv671]

Agreed. Bought Mellanox for $7 billion seemed so cheap today. Without its own high-speed high-throughput networking, NVIDIA margin would be much lower.

[@Maxim.Teleguz]

You bought the company? That’s incredible

[@briancase6180]

Connecting two dice into one device was done previously by Apple in its M1 and M2 ultra machines (and soon M3 ultra). This is essentially the same thing. Not to diminish it, but it's not the first. And, DPUs are not "more parallel" than these GPUs. In San Francisco, there are tens of thousands of homes that have Google fiber, 1Gb/s up and down, symmetric. That's 125 MB/s, up and down, or 250 MB/s per connection. If there are 100,000 such homes, that's 25TB/s aggregate bandwidth. If there are 10 such cities--there are far more than that in the West--that's 250 TB/s. So, no, the bandwidth in the system that Jensen talked about does not have "more bandwidth than the Internet." Now, he might have meant something like backbone bandwidth or some other qualification, but that's not what he said.

[@Star.Chaser]

Nvidia is losing faith and market share in retail consumers slowly, they’re not going to break into mass commercial adoption. Microsoft however is already doing so and working on new stuff and not really talking about it or showing off; Microsoft doesn’t need to lol.

[@SpeedraZer]

Your list of top stocks looks similar to the typical go to tech portfolio. However a few exceptions. First, although overvalued by now, what about the companies supplying all of these server farms? SuperMicro, Dell. Taiwan semi makes Nvidia chips, where's TSM? The AI chip design is also dependent on ASML and Lam Research. Fortinet was a 2023 play for cyber security. Palo Alto is fine, but replace Fortinet with Crowdstrike. Memory ? How do you build server farms without DRAM or storage? Add Micron and Western Digital. Although early keep an eye ARM. Palintir? Oh god! The sleeper AI supposed powerhouse that has more PR that stock stability. This stock cannot get traction and is just a short term option play. Hopefully their military contracts can pan out cause we all need AGI powered automated military weapons, right? not!

[@almoreno3299]

No, it's not a big threat. The market for AI is so huge that AMD will do just fine. It's amazing how so many continue to underestimate what Lisa Su brings to the table. What she's accomplished at AMD since becoming CEO in 2014 is incredible. And she now has a team of over 25,000 employees, we haven't seen anything yet. IMO she's just getting started.

[@Walczyk]

this guy is so cringe

[@holyhandgrenadeofantioch2019]

AMD doesn’t have to catch up to Nvidia to make money. Tons of money.

[@alexng4]

you're giving Su too much credit. Lisa Su has done a great job at AMD not because she's brilliant. But because AMD was so badly mismanage prior to her being there, that it made her look like a genius after taking over.

[@dfv671]

@@alexng4 AMD was almost going bankrupt when she took over as CEO and now it's 1.5 times bigger than Intel.

[@theepichamster1443]

Getting Nvidias scraps? Lol

[@GimpCent]

One thing that I found interesting is that Nvidia named their chips after famous mathematicians and physicists. For example, Grace is named after Grace Hopper, who invented the first compiler and coined the term “bug” for a computer error. Hopper is named after William Hopper, who developed the Hopper matrix, a tool for solving linear equations. And Blackwell is named after David Blackwell, who made contributions to game theory, probability theory, and Bayesian statistics. I wonder who they will name their next chip after. Maybe Turing, Ramanujan, or Einstein? Anyway, great video and keep up the good work! 👍

[@arenzricodexd4409]

Turing already used back in 2018

[@gak2008]

that's awesome

[@user-og9nl5mt1b]

Rieman chip

[@chrisheath2637]

Dennis Hopper was in Easy Rider. I'm sure its relevant, somehow.....

[@MariaM-kf9og]

One day they'll name it after Jensen.

[@user-lv9pr6jh1q]

One of a few people out there doing quality work, appreciate the good investigation.

[@Beachbumartist]

You have a great channel man, thanks so much for your time.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@dgjFOURlife]

Great content as always bro, I remember when you first came out, knew u was gone be here to stay, I do miss your OG thumbnails though

[@robertwilliam9558]

I was part of that Mellanox acquisition. It has paid off handsomely.

[@jeffbarta6276]

thanks for your work great video....

[@AxleLotl]

AMD and Intel will definitely have their share of the market. TSMC is at max capacity and investing in other semiconductor companies will be an absolute power move. Different chips are good at different things and Nvidia has been very specialised, which leaves other aspects of AI open.

[@waiternation7983]

Hey Alex, would you buy a call on NVDA before earnings?

[@tonijonjic5515]

Hvala!

[@patrickbutler9185]

Well done - good vid. The mood of the staff working there is also so important for teamwork and success. An independent visit to the works could be revealing. Google is known for its staff friendly approach and the enterprise of their execs too.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Very good point. Happy employees = great business (usually)

[@thechuck141]

How are they going to get the power for all this. Is it at the top now is the?

[@charvel111]

What platforms would you recommend buying stocks? I'm new to this

[@__greg__]

Great video, thanks for sharing 👍🏽

[@MoheenMahmood]

Hi all Medium to long term targets? For Nvidia share price

[@chuckrichards4603]

Would compare LLY and Nvidia then look into your crystal ball for short and long term growth? Thank you

[@fiddlerJohn]

Great info. Thanks

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Glad it was helpful!

[@frankkassner1219]

great job Alex, putting it all together for the non professionals- Thank you

[@KBar591]

Nailed it, Bro !

[@aphoto4u]

What are your thoughts on Soundhound ai stock?

[@waveFunction25]

Thanks bro for the reassurance. One thing tho, what about groq and other potential specialized chips that are to come?

[@waiternation7983]

Hello Alex, I think a video on Cerebras would be very helpful as it looks to IPO second half 2024. Thanks man love all your content

[@onehappystud]

"Wall Street does not understand NVidia" - this was clearly demonstrated when the stock price basically shuffled sideways instead of exploding to $1500+ after the announcements.

[@mikebuchanan7610]

They'll get it when the earnings are reported.

[@TheJmac82]

@@mikebuchanan7610 I agree short term, but I do believe stuff like Groq will eventually take over. Long term this bubble will bust and bust hard.

[@iamthestog]

Guys it's a buy opportunity for those that know.

[@shawnpwatsons1]

And Jensen is playing 4D chess with their competition. All their competitors are trying to come up with an open source version of software that will break NVDA's monopoly. But Jensen will have their own superior open source version ready and will deploy it AFTER the competition has spent billions developing it. Whoops, foiled again. nVidia is already thinking 10 years ahead now. Everyone else thinks they're going to dethroan NVDA as if they're going to stand still and let it happen.

[@azioprism3635]

"Wall Street does not understand NVidia" because they don't even understand the algos flashtrading for them but the profit goes up and thats all that matters.

[@greggalexander5913]

If it even worked, how large would equivalent computing power using vacuum tubes? How much power? I guess it might be at least a city block and use as much power as a medium sized city.

[@allaroundthemetaverse-nftg725]

Great video! Thanks Alex!

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

My pleasure!

[@meditationaudio1518]

another great video! well done!

[@celestepreececo8298]

Dear Alex , please could you share your knowledge on which apps/trading platforms are the safest yet also easy to use / beginner level. ( into Nvidia ) Thank You . from Australia

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Check out Fidelity if you have access to it!

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@@TickerSymbolYOU what account would be best to have on there for a beginner?

[@pdotdollarsign]

amazing vid man ! i appreciate it

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Glad you liked it!

[@attic1project776]

Yes comparing in terms of times or fractions is easier to picture than just raw data speed.

[@abdiprime3721]

great video dude

[@dinosaurdude5668]

Amazing video! Thanks Alex

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching!

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[@anthonyjames4319]

My goodness you watch Everything Money? Stay away.

[@mrparkx2]

What do you think of aisp? A good stock or another lcid?

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

I'll check it out!

[@ronmatthews2164]

I think in one year Tesla stock price $ 120 Nvidia $ 2,200

[@Sunil-he8xm]

$5-6 trillion market cap in one year? C'mon man!

[@STOCKmarket-fo1fh]

Keep buying.....So next year NVDA will be worth $6 trillion...

[@bardoomguy]

​@@Sunil-he8xm Your grandma will need Nvidia GPUs to train her robots to knit for her. Better to get in early before that happens. By then it'll be in the quintillions.

[@bpolat]

when you read such comment its time to sell.

[@InvestorYOU]

based on what you think. Makes sense

[@oluadroit8692]

your videos are always optimistic. Can you ever do one where you highlight risks potential bubbles

[@markmuller7962]

The only risk is the lack of energy sources and violent social unrest but on the first one apparently Microsoft is already building it's small nuclear power plant

[@FraniFril]

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[@babynugget706]

So how I see it, AI industrial boom is inevitable. The only risk is when and who. When is it going to happen and who... which company is going to be leading it? If you get the "when" wrong, you can lose money in the short run, ie. NVidia crashes and burns due to another company taking it's place and you lose all of your money. Or "Who", You bet on NVidia when you should have bet on AMD. Luckily like someone else stated in this video, when this supposed new AI industrial age happens, any company who is competent and doing work to improve hardware for AI will probably earn profits. In the very long run, maybe a decade or so, when the market cap has reached its peak, then maybe we will start seeing one particular company being outcompeted or taken over by the other. This is just all speculation though. How I see it, unless these two companies fail to produce the technology, and/or there is government intervention via legislation that bans AI use, the only other possibility is WWIII where humanity ends, in which stocks will no longer matter. So based on this analysis, it is a pretty good investment. Having said that nothing is fail proof. At the end of the day only invest in how much you are willing to lose. That is the ultimate golden strategy that will work 100% of the time.

[@DesignVisStudios]

ehhh he already full ported nvda he has to pamp it

[@SuperTinku88]

@oluadroit8692 I distinctly remember this channel posting a video in 2022-2023 on how AMD was eating NVDA's lunch, and NVDA went on to 9x in market cap. This channel doesnt have a clue.

[@danymalagon6468]

How’s much chips would they need and how long would they last to buy new

[@kienphung9084]

Thank you so much.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Cheers 🍻

[@Moist_yet_Crispy]

Loving the USSF Shirt on top of an awesome video. Semper Supra

[@danacarvey]

But what do you think about Groq and LPUs? Is Groq going to impact Nvidia's AI chip demand?

[@midwestcannabis]

Awesome Bud! 🥳🥳🥳❤️❤️❤️

[@johnaashmore]

"Get in early" - OK, wheres the time machine to travel back 25 years?

[@user-yy4up8qf5m]

Ya, ya ya, but can these DPU's do color graphics?

[@larrytran7065]

Thanks for providing the great content as always!

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

My pleasure!

[@cbongiova]

Most of the performance improvements is because they went from an 8bit architecture to a 4bit architecture and also glued 2 chips together. 4 bit architecture will be less accurate for AI training. This may be ok or maybe not. So overall not much of an improvement (only a few percentage).

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

You're kind of right, kind of not. The architecture includes some smarts to know WHEN to switch to FP6 or FP4 so it only computes with the precision needed.

[@Steven_Shelton]

137tb per second is the amount of data transferred per second on the internet? @12:40

[@TheJoker-te7te]

Found you after clicking randomly on a KZbin suggestion. Liked and subscribed after the first 30 seconds precisely because you're respectful of my time. Good job, keep it up!

[@iQeLabs]

How much of their stock do you own? Seems like a lot of your investment is riding on this

[@petefarrell234]

Great vid 😊

[@fscubetech7219]

The great content.

[@MTXSHO9732vV8SHO]

Keep bangin' Alex! Thanks for bringing NVIDIA's exploits to my attention, I responded immediately. NVIDIA's scale reminds me of Apocalypse in the X-Men series "I am as far above Mutants as Mutants are above Humans" "I am the Rock on the Stormy Shore... CRASH INTO ME AND BE BROKEN!!!" --Apocalypse I remember the 486 DX Days of Math Co-Processors, PSPICE Circuitry computations were entered in CLI format and a simple Class A Amplifier simulation took HOURS to compute. Today, creating the circuit is GUI based, intuitive and the simulation will run in a few nanoseconds. Wall St. can't even flowchart a simple Y2K fix. Let "Y" equal Year/ increment Year/ IF "Y" is >< 2000/ Then LET Y = 2000. Such a hoax! I was broke then.. I have "Dry Powder" today.

[@MarcelinoDanielsson-le4mz]

8:50 -Looks like a happy, ¿by design?

[@lsfire3489]

But why did they sell denmark the old one to use to build a new supercomputer that is just not Nice.

[@user-fj9wf1sz6i]

Excellent video! Consider buying NVDL which is a 2x leveraged ETF of NVDA. The way this ETF works is that for every percentage NVDA goes up or down, NVDL will move 2x on the upside and downside respectively. NVDL closed at 41.50 on 29-Mar-24 while NVDA closed 903.56.

[@G73Server]

An etf of a songle company? What?

[@hannor4516]

Why do you prefere fortinet and palo alto over crowdstryke?

[@briancurran5958]

Thanks!

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Thank YOU!

[@trusoljia87mrjcazz76]

Why not run 8000 Blackwell gpus, refill displacement, and see the total power draw vs Hopper In that manner....??? They cut displacement, then sell the same rate of speed. Vs power draw and space savings. If the space was already created so was initial displacement Can improve architecture but what are they doing making super computer laptops or refilling the space with modern architecture to improve performance in the same 8000 gpu package, sell em on space savings architecture, and matching speed with an old architecture while reducing space. Obviously reducing power consumption, but ok. Same compute power now Mobile, what about displacement like sli, and the 4090. Tdp of 450w, 525w load, two 1050w, looks like quad sli displacement, 4 Titan v same at 250w tdp and while 4 drawing the same..at least you get your property bsck. Mini atx laptops or full atx etc with 2x 90 series.... Sli works best on maximum vram and memory architecture, expanding gfx anti-aliasing, resolution. Gfx software game modding, ultra detail settings future proofed with thise settings, bragging rights, fun, and longevity X2 of everything and not offered 4090 is basically two 4080 crammed together at 450w tdp instead of 250-280w single 4080, and agian no SLI SO NO REPLACEMENT FOR DISPLACEMENT. 2 4090 basically would be quad sli.. at 1050w full loaf. 5 series ect. But there playing a game selling reduction when in fact the same amount of power can be placed to create more gpu rendering power at the same wattage as before, double the total vram, even though vram.per gpu is the same. Fill rate, cuda cores, raytracing cores. Pixel rate, 2x rendering at same wattage as quad sli being what's missing along either 3 way 4080 series. But ai so great why doesn't it write excellent driver sets for sli, along with a hardware style nvlink on the mothrrboard 5090 in sli would be wonders. No replacement for displacement and given power factor no matter the architecture change upgrade Why the 9800 gtx uses 160w , and 5870 188w,'250 w overclocked. Why a 3dfx voodoo 5 5500 had two chips at 15w a piece for 30w, but definitely tdp displacement While a voodoo5.9000 has 32 way sli 32 vsa 100 chips 2 gb-4gb ram depending on model, and with the correct mothrrboard windows xp dx 9.0c and driver sets, crysis runs better than a mondern sli aetup from 2007 lol. 32 chips 60 watt 4 chip lanes 8 lanes wide What's the tdp Agp power plus 4 molex About 420-450w tdp There was also a v5 8000, 8 chips, setup in sli, for 4 cards. To get 32 way sli... Sli really only needed to stretch the limits of rendering computing and provide extreme visuals as a gfx workstation studio Gaming systems. 8k with 8x or 16x anti-aliasing with filters maxed and ultra gfx with gfx mods are what's good now. Hitting beyond a 32k filtered resolution on 8k, but where is the sli to enhance 8k max detail settings and gfx modding with raytracying and some are rich, what about 16k resolution doing the same. 4000 dollars Two 5090s you think it would be achievable. Mabe on 6 or 7090 when they decide to actually add in video memory rather than miniscule increases creating g p u bottlenecking at higher res or detail anti-aliasing settings, wheb in fact the gpu had enough steam.when v ram becomes literally upgraded off the board and exchanged. Tdp Sli Vram Memory architecture Imagine two 5090 you could afford even if the price tag is 2000 a card when new, at say 48 gigabyte vram 512 bit bus, upgraded cudas raytracing cores ect, two in sli would be basically 96gb ram Even though 48gb per gpu, and 1024bit even though 512, with all the ai and frame generation, i don't see what the issue is other than displacement getting cut to basically hidden sli between the 90series ad 3090-4090- and hopefully changes with 5090 and up. I want my third and 4th performing displacement, Sli on the top end card will stretch the limits of rendering power not only at available resolutions bit with antialiasing, filtering, uhd file sets, gfx modding the game, under ultra quailty presets. All the rgb, like the guys out there with fake fast cars acting as if there fast. It's almost embarrassing to know the truth, and the fact they focus less in the advantage of pc and more on other systems not in the sane form factor with much more diminishing returns. 9800gtx 3 way sli 1.5gb ram While 8800gtx was 764mb ram, 3 were 2.3 gb Crysis Maxed ultra settings and being a gfx molded game. Eveb more so, ran into issues with frame buffer or v ram right at 1920x1080 4x aa, 16x af, but worked at 2x aa and even better without. The 8800gtx, would run these settings 3 way and more fps on 4 way due to extra memory and its memory controller. Solid 40fps or more without hitching and 7fps drops like the newer cards they sold. 9800gtx Same trends seem to continue and have become worse now with no sli on newer architecture, messing with MAXIMUM DISPLACEMENT. Increasing displacement and architecture but then removing MAXIMUM DISPLACEMENT 3 WAY SLI QUAD SLI I HAD THREE 5870 NEW FIRST MONTH, TECHNICALLY I HAD A FASTER SYSTEM. GIVEN I COULD RUN 3 4080S NOW OR THREE NEW 5080S OR 2 5090S OR 2 4090S Start looking at power draw and displacement among form factor, the curve is a trick I'm the illusion Can't replace power factoring, why a laptop is a laptop , desktop is a desktop, supercomputers are supercomputers size of rooms or buildings If I could have a 25 watt video card that ran photon mapping ray traycing at 500 fps and 16k resolution, it must be one hell of an architecture, what if we make it larger jack it up to 450w tdp, and then add a second card to link between those two, We could get 276k resolution with 32x aa at 240hz Newer quantum architecture, just replaced displacement at 1060w with it though....

[@SmugTheClown]

amazon bought a bunch of pico vr headsets and we used them for traning and it was alot faster than their old way of traing its will surely take over

[@xander9460]

A lot of investors just look at graphs and try to predict what the graph will do based on weird graph shape mumbo jumbo. It's like reading star signs and totally disconnected from reality.

[@mweembantembe6207]

Can we have a more rounded view ? Competition, markets size, risks etc.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Nvidia has nearly 100% of this market. No competition, size is very big, only risks are associated with TSMC/Taiwan, which is out of anyone's control 🍻

[@striker44]

One missile over Taiwan will change everything - this is the risk for many high-end semi companies or those that depend on tsmc, including nvdia. That's why the race to build more fabs outside Taiwan. Nvdia is good only at AI training. AI inference is a bigger market, especially AI at the edge, with many players. Research more.

[@howardbetts9133]

This will not doubt come across as an amateur hour question, but I purchased Nvidia stock at $41 / share. How can I now justify buying more of it at 21.5 x that price? I can't do it! Great video as usual.

[@AgentGreyFox]

Hopefully we get a stock split!

[@adriana-jn8ru]

Chipotle to split and Mercado libre

[@Shiestydacook]

What will happen when a stock splits?

[@Thailand-iz7bx]

THANKS

[@ReturnOfMackk]

Great video as always.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

❣️

[@kiwikevnz]

Hi You I wrote the same thing last week that Nvidia will be the largest company by Mcap by 2025 Christmas. And with AGI already here and Microsoft and OpenAI spending $100 Billion on StarGate Super Computer with a million plus chips in it and there are several of these. So they don't spend that much money without AGI, and now we know that ChatGPT 7 is nearly ready and they have said that has AGI, and i'm not talking about the GPT 5 that's on media, but the GPT 7 version. EDIT: I thoroughly enjoyed GTC.

[@hamid30nbl]

I will buy the dip. Nvda run so much this year for sure will come down at some point when the market goes bearish.

[@Bluemusic66]

Thanks captain obvious. When is the dip?

[@hamid30nbl]

@@Bluemusic66 I let you know lol

[@jasonulyssesglutz513]

Great video!

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@andydataguy]

GenAI dev here. You're right. Nvidia has years on AMD. They aren't slowing down. It's a new age

[@BigMic69]

Both companies go about things differently, for Nvidia doesn't Open-Source anything... IJS

[@aspcia]

Question... If someone wants to go in that direction career wise, where do you start?

[@m101ist]

Why dont they integrate the two dies bypassing the middle communication chip, making the dies into one single oblong die, the same as the did with the first die?

[@fv6876]

We gonna have to pedal really fast to power theses things

[@BloodStormWarriors]

great video, thank you!

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Glad you liked it!

[@YannMetalhead]

Good video!

[@m101ist]

Should call them cabinets, instead of racks, the racks slide inside the cabinets.

[@jadebennett-jr8er]

Pls - what is black wells ticker symbol or vidia ticker symbol

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

NVDA

[@jry0511]

Is there a particular reason you PANW and FTNT instead of CRWD? Just curious.

[@Biz005]

Company insiders were selling shares of CRWD

[@jry0511]

​@@Biz005Insiders sell shares all the time, though.

[@sunnyr9171]

Alex you should look into Astera labs and Soun thanks

[@TeslaEVolution]

Agree!!!

[@albertsparrow9485]

It all comes down to performance and longevity.....

[@tinustrotyl7496]

Getting rich is when u bought NVDA a year ago.

[@leemyers9332]

100% agree

[@joyblevins8712]

I did.

[@MrGriff305]

Still interested to know how these chips are earning profits for companies, but I guess we'll figure that out later. What are the applications?

[@SigurdDecroos]

ChatGPT, Copilot, Midjourney, Adobe, ... All SaaS products paid by companies worldwide.

[@OfArgento]

How are fast computer chips generating profit in the digital age, when everything runs off computers.. I wonder..

[@MrGriff305]

@@OfArgento Yes, I still wonder... You didn't answer or explain the specifics of anything. I'm very surprised since it's so obvious

[@yagoa]

These chips suck for inference and if open-source keeps kicking closed-sourced cost effectiveness out the door = the demand for training will be tiny and crowdfunded both BDRX and Dolphin-Mixtral beat gpt3.5 and in many scenarios gpt4 and they can be run on a M3 Max way faster than you can read...

[@211enlightenment]

My top 3 investments are: Nvda, tsla, crowdstrike…

[@user-ck8gx8rc9s]

@Christine_perkins33 believes

[@meibing4912]

Nice overview. Own a boatload of NVDIA MSFT and AMAZON already - and it has been amazing - so not adding even more, still I hope you are right. The counter argument is that there are many out there who are trying to copy/best NVIDEA’s hardware advantage. May take time, but not sure the company can lock in their customers like say Apple were able to.

[@SpicyMelonYT]

How are you buying nvidia stock. A quick google search shows all sorts of websites to make accounts with and since I never bought stock (did the whole crypto thing tho), I don't want to be dumb and get scammed. What is your process?

[@vince2nd]

Why not just buy tsmc stock if they make the chips? Seems like a no brainer

[@rosomak8244]

You can see the limits of scaling this technology right there in front of you: the silicon estate in use shows that this is at the limit.

[@Star.Chaser]

You’ve been to a conference, sure… but meetings with Microsoft platform staff that work at the global scale holds more value and they’re getting their stomping boots out and lacing them up. They’re already starting to take more and more market share in government fleet and international corporation contracts which flows to retail. “Continue to drive down energy and cost to scale”, the current gpu’s they sell use way too much power and cost far too much for the output.

[@XXLKING26]

The fact you didn’t hold me until the end of the video was enough for me to hit the Subscribe button and like the video 👍 Awesome channel.

[@HerrinSchadenfreude]

Ground floor? NVidia stock is $870 a share right now.

[@my2cents395]

Nvidia's chip is deflationary. There is a market. When the price of the product decreases the size of the market increases. For example the cost to provide cloud services has decreased. The size of the building and the amount of electricity has decreased. It does not take much of a sales pitch to convince an accountant that these chips are a good investment. But wait there is more. More customers can now afford this product and can grow their business faster. This is the beginning of an investment cycle or upgrade cycle. At one time there was a hand held cel phone, then there was Blackberry and now there is Apple. This is one of those times you don't want to be in 2nd. place.

[@WanderingExistence]

This is the Wrights Law that Cathy Woods didn't bet heavy on...

[@LuccianoNova]

The shares are at 903 right now. Invest or not?

[@WanderingExistence]

@@LuccianoNova Invest... I was questioning it at 800 3 years ago and I bought after it split 4-1... Share adjusted that's 3600. Nvidia now is 2010 Apple.

[@LuccianoNova]

@@WanderingExistence ok thank you. The response is appreciated.

[@WanderingExistence]

@@LuccianoNova You're welcome, but don't just take my word. Look at their income statement/ balance sheet/ cash flow statement. Look at their growth and TAM opportunities. As much as I think it's a great investment, ALWAYS do your own research. That's how you gain conviction and don't sell when some downward volatility hits... Which leads to missing out on upward volatility. (Like NVDA going from 330 down to 112 and rocketing to 975) Understand what you're buying ✌️🤟

[@argonx666]

Right this second Nvidia stock is selling for $897.20 per share. Unfortunately nowadays a lot of people just aren't in a position to throw down $900 for one share, and then be able to sit on it and hope it pays off someday. Unless they have a decent amount of time to start with lower level investments, let the dividends add up, and then use that money to invest in the highend stock shares. That's what I am SLOWLY trying to do. I'm headed in the right direction, but it's definitely a slow process.

[@UltraK420]

Holy shit, I knew it. At this rate we will hit well into hundreds of zettaflops or even hit yottaflops of performance by 2030. As generous as my predictions have been, I think even mine might be too conservative judging by how fast this is scaling up.

[@haikoneh]

The earnings need to double in the next couple of years in order to justify this valuation. I think it is possible but is it probable? - I am not sure.

[@sylvaint7724]

Ain't LPUs a big risk for NVDA?