These pullbacks are a natural part of the cycle, especially after such a strong run. It's a chance for fundamentals to catch up with expectations. A little patience here often rewards those who focus on the long-term picture.
Nvidia just pulled a magic trick and made 800 billion vanish faster than GPU restock hopes in 2021. When market momentum reverses, even chip kings get short-circuited. Investors probably feel like their portfolios just bluescreened.
Whoa, Nvidia taking a serious hit this week! Down 16% since Monday and wiping out $800 billion is no joke. Just shows how wild this AI-driven rally has been—guess some profit-taking was bound to happen after hitting that $5 trillion peak. Still, with all the buzz around AI, this dip could just be a breather before the next big move. Definitely a rollercoaster ride for $NVDA holders
This is what emotion-driven markets look like — everyone was chasing three days ago, now fear is taking over. Nvidia didn’t suddenly become a worse company overnight; it’s just the market exhaling. Those who understand cycles know when to sit back and watch.
Either Silicon Valley and AI are going to make San Francisco the wealthiest city on earth or not and then San Francisco will be a smoking hole in the ground
NVIDIA's recent correction is significant, with an $800B drop in market cap. However, as we know, the market finds its balance in fluctuations. If you're bullish on the future of AI, this could be a good time to accumulate.
NVDA's 5% drop today, and its 16% decline from Monday's high, primarily reflects the market's repricing of short-term AI demand exceeding expectations and valuation pressures.