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Nvidia and it’s Uncertainty

  • pmooses
  • Oct 31, 2024
  • 2 min read

October 2024 proved to be a rough month for Nvidia's stock, the tech sector faced many challenges in October. Investors closely monitored Nvidia’s performance, the company continued to innovate in artificial intelligence and graphics processing.


The stock market experienced significant fluctuations, making it tough to asses Nvidia as an individual stock. A variety of external factors contributed to this level of uncertainty.


High angle view of a stock market trading screen

Early in the month, Nvidia released its quarterly earnings report, which showed another round of revenue growth of about 30% year-over-year. This surge was largely due to the rising demand for GPUs in data centers and AI applications.


Despite these promising numbers, investors reacted negatively. Good news is bad news sometimes in trading. During Nvidia’s earnings call, the company highlighted potential slowdowns in sectors related to gaming and cryptocurrency mining, leading to a stock price dip of about 5% after the data was released. This is an example in the tech stock market of strong earnings being overshadowed by concerns about future growth rates.


Geopolitical tensions and ongoing supply chain disruptions further hurt Nvidia in the short-term. Tech companies can be vulnerable against these external factors.


As we get closer to the holiday season, there is hope for a higher demand in gaming products which is beneficial to stocks like Nvidia - but this will also depend on consumer sentiment. Will customers feel comfortable enough spending on nonessentials during uncertain times like this?


Nvidia is a company that takes pride in their innovations and also has positive financial data that long-term investors should feel fairly comfortable with depending on their risk tolerance.


Disclaimer: Past performance is not indicative of future returns. Opinions are my own. Profitable trades are not guaranteed.

 
 
 

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