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  • NVDA got a PT raise from 255 to 304 - I find it comical when analysts raise targets after previous targets have been surpassed. 
  • NVDA also have their Dev conference next week. 
  • AI is real

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) shares rose more than 1.5% in premarket trading on Friday as Morgan Stanley upgraded the GPU maker, with the investment firm noting the artificial intelligence "megatrend" has become too much to ignore.

Analyst Joseph Moore raised his rating on Nvidia (NVDA) to overweight from equal-weight and boosted his per-share price target to $304 from $255, noting that the challenges in gaming and the data center have largely played out, but the development of generative or generational AI will overshadow any other trends.

"The stock will continue to be hard to ignore in an otherwise challenging semiconductor environment," Moore wrote in an investor note.

Moore noted the enthusiasm the firm is seeing for large language models is boosting spending both in the near and long-term, adding that the power of transformers have become clear as products such as ChatGPT and other AI workloads have moved up priority lists and are now seen as "one of the most significant developments in technology since the development of mobile internet."

"The high capital intensity of these workloads, particularly on the training side, is now a major part of the calculus for the largest companies in technology, with NVIDIA having dominance in the training market that is likely to persist for several years even with a relatively fixed number of model developers, model complexity plus multiple languages should still drive 3-5x growth in training over 5 years," Moore added.

Moore also said he "overestimated" the role CPUs will play in large language models. Intel (INTC) is the dominant player in the CPU space, having held 71% of the market, according to Counterpoint Research.


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Anonymous

Yea, likely wait for a pull back. Good info though

Anonymous

I took a peak at the NVDA a few days ago and thought waaay overvalued. We'll see how it works for James. Now it reminds me of FB. I didn't want to touch that but very interesting to see James go for it. I love this education. I will catch some good winners in due time.

Anonymous

Keep us posted if you see a good opportunity to swap some mstr or Tesla for NVDA trying not to fomo in lol

Anonymous

Is NVDA our only way to get good exposure to AI?

Anonymous

P/E is greater than 140 for NVDA. I swapped all my nivida to Tesla.

Anonymous

what would be the ideal the Price to Earnings ration then? curious...

Anonymous

TSLA Vs NVDA

Anonymous

P/E - 44 Vs 139, Pric/sales 6.93 vs 22, Price to book 10.46 vs 27 EV/EBIT 31 vs 83

Anonymous

Of course not. It’s a very strong one though. Do some google searches. Otherwise, opinions abound. Self-reliance is essential here.

Anonymous

How does NVDA compare to TSM or ASML?

Anonymous

From a valuation perspective, NVDA has the worst valuations. but you have to consider other factors, for example, with TSM there are Geopolitical risk. With AMD there has been multiple down EPS revisions. Also NVDA has the AI angle which is very hot now. None of this a financial advise

Anonymous

Just buy in and put a stop loss.

Anonymous

Get stopped out, wait and buy in lower. Then moon right?