NVDA - NVIDIA Corporation

NasdaqGS - NasdaqGS Real Time Price. Currency in USD
155.06
+3.31 (+2.18%)
At close: 4:00PM EDT

154.00 -1.06 (-0.68%)
Pre-Market: 7:26AM EDT

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Previous Close151.75
Open154.20
Bid153.85 x 800
Ask155.06 x 800
Day's Range152.65 - 155.70
52 Week Range124.46 - 292.76
Volume8,866,883
Avg. Volume12,908,369
Market Cap94.432B
Beta (3Y Monthly)2.28
PE Ratio (TTM)29.27
EPS (TTM)5.30
Earnings DateAug 14, 2019 - Aug 19, 2019
Forward Dividend & Yield0.64 (0.35%)
Ex-Dividend Date2019-05-30
1y Target Est187.71
Trade prices are not sourced from all markets
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    Nvidia's Uncertain Outlook Is Worrying Investors

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  • 7 AI Stocks to Watch with Strong Long-Term Narratives
    InvestorPlaceyesterday

    7 AI Stocks to Watch with Strong Long-Term Narratives

    Editor's note: This story was previously published in April 2019. It has since been updated and republished.Artificial intelligence has captured the public's attention for its seemingly boundless potential. However, the companies behind several popular AI stocks have also generated significant controversy. As technology advances at breakneck speed, the question is not if something can be done, but if it should it be done.This is no longer a theoretical inquiry that's pressuring artificial intelligence stocks. The European Commission has disclosed a series of ethical principles designed to influence the underpinnings of AI infrastructures. The idea is to ensure a clear and transparent foundation before AI firms run wild with their products and services.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading TipsIndeed, it's no surprise that the European Union is taking a lead in this field. In years prior, the EU introduced groundbreaking data-privacy laws that protect consumers from predatory behavior. Additionally, the organization aggressively prosecuted AI stocks for anti-competitive actions and tax evasion. * 7 High-Yield REITs to Buy (Even When the Market Tanks) The commission's attention to this matter demonstrates is the awesome potential for AI stocks. We already know from the Terminator series how AI can go awry. That said, we see in real-time the many positive impacts that AI platforms provide.Thanks to the EU's guidelines, we can set aside many of the ethical concerns, and instead focus on optimistic trends. Here are seven artificial intelligence stocks to consider:Source: Shutterstock Facebook (FB)Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) sparked the lion's share of controversies among tech firms. It's no coincidence that many of the commission's forwarded guidelines appear to address Facebook and its litany of problems. Nevertheless, FB is one of the top AI stocks on the rise this year, and it deserves a second look.I get it: Facebook inadvertently allowed fake news and Russian trolls to proliferate across its network. The mainstream media also exposed some grave user-privacy violations. Yet FB stock is up nearly 35% year to date. This enthusiasm is largely due to the underlying company's unprecedented scope and influence.But another factor drives FB stock, and that's artificial intelligence. Recently, the company released an AI-based population map of the African continent. Designed to highlight areas of great humanitarian need, such technology will help government and charitable organizations effectively deliver aid.This is just one of many reasons why FB belongs on your list of artificial intelligence stocks to buy.Source: Shutterstock Nvidia (NVDA)Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is a name that really hurt a lot of folks. Levered to several lucrative markets, including video games, NVDA appeared to be a no-brainer among AI stocks, and throughout most of 2018, shares defied gravity. Unfortunately, when October came around, gravity won.However, I've contended since that time that NVDA stock is an example of a good investment caught in bad times. Shares incurred a worrying level of chop for a few months before the company found its groove. Now, Nvidia is up almost 10% since the beginning of January. * 10 Retirement Stocks That Won't Wilt in a Bear Market I'm still sold on the organization's graphics chips for advanced video gaming. However, what will really drive NVDA stock over the next several years is AI.Nvidia boasts an enviable deep learning division, and I'm particularly intrigued with its contributions for automated driving. With ride sharing disrupting traditional taxi services, it's inevitable that automation will take over the road.Source: Shutterstock Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL)Speaking of automated driving, next on our list is Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG, NASDAQ:GOOGL). Known primarily as the undisputed king of internet search engines, the company formerly known as Google launched into taxi services. But of course, Google's offering had a wrinkle: there would be no human driver.Earlier this year, I declared that GOOG stock is an investment you can trust. One of the reasons I said that was Alphabet's next-generation taxi service Waymo. Anytime you have humans involved, a few bad apples invariably imposes an asymmetric impact. With Waymo, that human element is gone. Also, the advent of 5G makes GOOGL one of the most compelling AI stocks.But don't forget the other reason to trust GOOGL stock: the underlying tech firm veritably owns the internet. Plus, they're making significant inroads into hardware, even beating out established names in the sector.Source: Shutterstock Amazon (AMZN)Recognized primarily for its dominance in e-commerce, Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is always a good pick. I don't say that just because I shop all the time at Amazon.com, and probably you as well. Instead, AMZN stock represents a new, digitalized culture. Once the emerging Generation Z hits its peak earnings, most retail dollars will probably travel through Amazon's coffers. * 7 Cloud Stocks to Buy on Overcast Days But because Amazon is so exceedingly dominant in a pivotal part of our economy, we forget that AMZN is also an artificial intelligence stock on the rise. A brilliant component of the company's investment thesis is that it never stops innovating. The AWS division and the machine-learning solutions it provides is proof of this corporate ethos.What makes AMZN stock stand out, though, is that it's not just innovating for innovation's sake. AWS has garnered high-level, high-visibility clients, including the NFL and Formula 1. Therefore, don't ignore Amazon when considering AI stocks.Source: Bixentro via Flickr Match Group (MTCH)About a decade ago, internet dating had gained serious momentum. Still, I recall at the time that this trend was a niche one. Yes, you could meet the love of your life online, but there was a stigma attached to the platform. Now, it's almost weirder not to meet someone online.The shift in public opinion has put dating stocks on the rise, including Match Group (NASDAQ:MTCH). Since the advent of online dating, Match transitioned from merely facilitating hook-ups to forecasting them. How? The company really has a big data goldmine. With millions uploading their profiles, Match has a canvas with which to make accurate coupling predictions.AI technologies directly benefit Match's Tinder app. But further down the line, I see MTCH and its competitors utilizing artificial intelligence to help take the guesswork out of human chemistry. It's a scary thought, but it's also an inevitability. Palo Alto Networks (PANW)Throughout this list of AI stocks on the rise, we discussed the positive implications of technology. But as the European Commission reiterated, technology left to its own devices present vulnerabilities. This is where cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks (NYSE:PANW) steps up.Regardless of the drivers underpinning AI stocks, PANW will always enjoy substantial demand. That's because the average data breach costs affected organizations nearly $4 million. Multiply that over several companies across a library of industries and you can end up with an epidemic. Moreover, hackers have become increasingly proficient at their "craft," ramping up costs. * 7 Stocks to Buy for Over 20% Upside Potential Fortunately, PANW has some tricks of its own, and that includes fighting fire with fire. With AI technologies, Palo Alto is able to quickly identify and stop data breaches before they spiral out of control. Additionally, these innovations save time and resources, which is a benefit for all involved.Source: Shutterstock Lockheed Martin (LMT)Lockheed Martin (NYSE:LMT) suffered a terrible year in 2018. However, 2019 looks notably better, with LMT stock gaining almost 30% year to date. Whether it can keep the momentum going, though, is another question all together.But if I had to offer my opinion, I think Lockheed Martin's prospects are bright, especially over the long run. The company benefits from two fundamental tailwinds: first, rising geopolitical tensions makes LMT extraordinarily relevant; and second, warfare has become highly technical.Now, Lockheed Martin isn't what you call a traditional name among AI stocks. It is, though, a critical one. Of the billions that management invests in research and development, industry experts believe several million goes toward AI-related projects. We're talking automated drones and vehicles that can perform high-risk operations.And anything that protects our servicemembers is all right by me.As of this writing, Josh Enomoto did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities. More From InvestorPlace * 2 Toxic Pot Stocks You Should Avoid * 10 Medical Marijuana Stocks to Cure Your Portfolio * 8 Best Stocks to Buy for an April Rally * Top 20 Stocks to Buy for 20-Somethings! Compare Brokers The post 7 AI Stocks to Watch with Strong Long-Term Narratives appeared first on InvestorPlace.

  • Why Rising Inventories Due to China Threaten US Chipmakers and Stock Market
    Investopediayesterday

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  • GuruFocus.com2 days ago

    Spiros Segalas Comments on Nvidia

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  • CNBC2 days ago

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  • TheStreet.com2 days ago

    Intel and Nvidia Are U.S. Chipmakers Feeling China Pain

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  • TheStreet.com2 days ago

    Nvidia Is on the Defensive Now and Could Retest February/March Lows

    Huang said their headquarters houses 2,500 employees and was designed to encourage collaboration. When asked how he's able to lead a company to create such products, Huang said a CEO's job is to look 10 years into the future and to pivot and adapt to fast-changing conditions along the way. The same will be true for artificial intelligence, self-driving cars and a host of other innovative technologies.

  • Why Nvidia Stock Will Retreat
    InvestorPlace2 days ago

    Why Nvidia Stock Will Retreat

    It's all smiles for the owners of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock right now following its better-than-expected earnings report. But if you have NVDA stock, don't get too comfortable.Source: Shutterstock For one thing, its earnings beat was largely driven by its gaming sales that were less bad than expected. That's good enough to salvage this quarter, but not necessarily anything beyond that. Macro concerns weigh heavily on the outlook of Nvidia stock going forward. And don't expect the recent revival of cryptocurrency prices to do much for NVDA stock either. Add it all up, and even with the earnings bump, Nvidia stock is still trending downwards. * 7 High-Yield REITs to Buy (Even When the Market Tanks) The Earnings Beat Is Less Impressive Than You ThinkLooking at just the company's Q1 earnings per share, the owners of Nvidia stock could be forgiven for thinking NVDA had a great quarter. Its non-GAAP EPS of 88 cents smoked analysts' consensus outlook of 81 cents. Its revenues of $2.22 billion also came in slightly ahead of the consensus estimate. But the news gets worse for Nvidia stock once you take a closer look at the numbers.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading TipsFor one thing, nearly all of the revenue beat was driven by the gaming division. Gaming revenues came in at $1.05 billion, far ahead of analysts' average estimate of $930 million. Moreover, its gaming sales jumped versus the previous quarter, ending a nasty serious of declines.The significantly better-than-expected results in gaming covered up some pretty lackluster numbers everywhere else, however. Sales of professional visualization products dropped from $305 million in Q3 of 2018 to $292 million last quarter. OEM and other products slumped again, dropping 15% year-over-year in Q1 against expectations for a far smaller decrease.In data-center chips, there are signs that Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) may be outpacing Nvidia. NVDA's data-center revenue came in at just $634 million for the quarter, down sharply from $679 million the previous quarter and almost $800 million two quarters ago. Not surprisingly, NVDA's data-center results fell well short of expectations.It seems that Nvidia's gaming results have taken a turn for the better. But that's hardly enough to leave Nvidia stock poised to do well for the rest of 2019, since its other important potential growth areas like data center can't seem to get back on track. NVDA's guidance for the current quarter wasn't anything special either, indicating its Q1 results may have been just a one-off fluke. Don't Count on Bitcoin to Save GamingIn the past, there was a significant correlation between the price of Bitcoin and NVDA stock. And given that NVDA's quarterly "gaming" revenues plummeted from $1.8 billion in early 2018 to half of that last quarter, clearly crypto miners had been generating much more demand for graphics cards than gamers.But don't expect the recent revival of Bitcoin prices to make a lasting difference for NVDA stock. This is due to a key concept called Bitcoin dominance. In the golden days of crypto, the market cap of all crypto coins topped $500 billion. It's barely back to $100 billion today. Bitcoin has come roaring back, but many of the alternative crypto coins remain in the dumps.That is critical for Nvidia stock, since few people use Nvidia or AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) cards to mine Bitcoin. Instead, they use more specialized products from other vendors. However, it is profitable to mine many of the alternative coins with NVDA cards. But if altcoins aren't surging in price, demand for Nvidia's cards will remain in check.As it is, Bitcoin's share of the overall crypto market has surged from just 33% in January 2018 to nearly double that recently. Meanwhile other alternatives, like Ethereum, which can be mined with Nvidia's tools, have become far less popular. Ethereum's share of the overall crypto market has now fallen to its lowest point since late 2017.Meanwhile, the third most popular coin, Ripple, is not mineable at all, negating any need for graphics cards. If the crypto community doesn't rally around more alternative coins, a further rise in Bitcoin's price is unlikely to do much for Nvidia stock. The Verdict on Nvidia StockOn its earnings conference call, NVDA noted that its outlook was weaker than it was when Q1 had started. That should hardly be a surprise. The trade war has escalated far more than most of us, myself included, had expected. NVDA has been caught in that crossfire.While the stock market has recovered recently, U.S.-China tensions are still simmering.. The Trump administration's recent decision to take aim at Huawei could lead to a further cooling in demand for American semiconductor products from China.When it comes to Nvidia stock, don't expect a potentially short-lived recovery in crypto prices to offset much bigger macro factors. NVDA is trying to adjust to life without a huge stream of crypto revenue. It still has to make much more progress in that area, as Q1's more than 30% revenue decline compared to the same quarter last year shows. And with weakness showing up in other areas like data center, NVDA still has a long ways to go before it regains its previous level of prosperity. For now, expect NVDA stock to keep trending lower.At the time of this writing, Ian Bezek owned INTC stock. You can reach him on Twitter at @irbezek. 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  • Nvidia stock falls after earnings fail to change any minds
    MarketWatch2 days ago

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  • Investing.com2 days ago

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