A few small-cap fund managers are bucking a broader decadelong trend of losing to large-caps by betting on a handful of winning stocks. Small-cap stocks are in a deep slump. They have underperformed large caps seven of the past eight years. That trend is continuing this year, with small caps posting a gain of just
The market cap of AI chip maker Nvidia passed $3 trillion in the second quarter. Because microchips are made from silica, it’s tempting to say that Nvidia’s entire capitalization is built on sand. But nothing is firmer than Wall Street’s belief in artificial intelligence. The behemoth’s stock surged 37% in the past three months and
Nvidia’s dominance in providing chips to power artificial-intelligence technology was bound to attract the notice of regulators. Now the company looks set to face the first antitrust challenge of its AI era but it should only be a small obstacle. Nvidia is about to be charged by the French antitrust regulator for allegedly anticompetitive practices,
Motley Fool – Sat Jun 15, 7:50AM CDT Fool.com contributor Parkev Tatevosian describes the link between Nvidia(NASDAQ: NVDA) and cryptocurrencies. *Stock prices used were the afternoon prices of June 12, 2024. The video was published on June 14, 2024. Should you invest $1,000 in Nvidia right now? Before you buy stock in Nvidia, consider this:
Enthusiasm about artificial intelligence has fueled a good portion of the stock market’s rally in recent years. That’s unlikely to change soon, but investor interest could move from company to company, at least temporarily. The Magnificent Seven—Google parent Alphabet , Amazon.com , Apple , Facebook parent Meta Platforms, Microsoft , Nvidia , and Tesla —that
The world’s largest hedge fund recently loaded up on shares of some members of the Magnificent Seven tech stocks, and halved an investment in a Chinese maker of electric vehicles. Bridgewater Associates made a big bet on Apple stock, more than doubled its stake in Nvidia shares, tripled an investment in Microsoft stock, and cut
Imagine getting paid $30 million a year for clicking a mouse a few times a day. Your job is to buy a single virtual asset for an exchange-traded product—or ETP—that is similar to but not exactly like an exchange-traded fund. Call it the Steepcoin ETP. It charges a 1.50% expense ratio. You click a mouse
(Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Getty Images Nvidia (NVDA), the darling of AI and technology investors, will report results from its first quarter of fiscal year 2025 on May 22. The details of that release will either support or undercut Nvidia’s massive $2.2 trillion valuation and the investment community’s obsession with AI stocks. Let’s establish