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NVDIA: Eyes on the long term picture. $400 by end 2025.NVDIA is bearish on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 40.887, MACD = -1.990, ADX = 34.084) but still neutral on 1W (RSI = 54.240), which outlines a strong long-term buy opportunity on this temporary medium-term weakness. The current situation is best viewed on the 1W timeframe where NVDIA has been experiencing since the June High a pause to its bullish trend as the price action turned sideways. This is a situation that the stock is familiar with as it has happened on every Cycle in the last 10 years. The two past Cycles you can see on the chart had the same mid-way sideways consolidation, while at the same time the 1W RSI formed a Channel Down. In both cases the 1W MA50 supported, as it has now. With that trendline holding, NVDIA was able to resume the bullish trend to the 3.5 Fibonacci extension from the consolidation Rectangle. That Fib is now at $400 and that is technically this Cycle's target towards the end of 2025. ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
NASDAQ:NVDALong
by InvestingScope
NVIDIA at a Crossroads: $141 Dip or $155 Push?Alright, trading family, let’s break down NVIDIA. Here’s the game plan: 1️⃣ If we break below $144, we could see a dip to $142, maybe even $141 before looking for a bounce. 2️⃣ If the market pushes up from here, the next target is $153–$155. That’s the zone to watch for momentum to keep rolling. Stay calm, trade what you see, and let NVIDIA show you the way. Whether it’s a dip or a pop, there’s always a wave to catch. Mindbloome Trading/ Kris
NASDAQ:NVDA
by Mindbloome-Trading
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Nvidia's Unshakable AI Dominance: Why No Giant Can Topple?Nvidia is renowned for its stellar performance in the AI chip manufacturing sector. However, the company's core strength lies in building a business barrier made up of a tight integration of software and hardware, effectively keeping customers loyal and competitors at bay. Over the past two decades, Nvidia has meticulously crafted a "walled garden" in the tech world, akin to the ecosystem created by Apple. While Apple's ecosystem mainly targets consumers, Nvidia focuses on serving developers who use its chips to build AI systems and other software. This closed system explains why Nvidia has maintained its dominant position in the AI market despite fierce competition from other chipmakers and tech giants like Google and Amazon. It's unlikely that Nvidia will lose significant market share in the coming years. In the long run, the competition over Nvidia's dominance will likely focus more on its coding prowess rather than just circuit design. Competitors are racing to develop software that can bypass Nvidia's barriers. CUDA: The Foundation of the Walled Garden Understanding Nvidia's "walled garden" hinges on its CUDA software platform. Since its launch in 2007, CUDA has solved a problem that others haven't—how to run non-graphics software, like encryption algorithms and cryptocurrency mining, on Nvidia's specialized chips designed for labor-intensive applications like 3D graphics and video games. CUDA supports a variety of computing tasks on these graphics processing units (GPUs) and allows AI software to run on Nvidia's chips. The explosive growth of AI software in recent years has elevated Nvidia to one of the world's most valuable companies. Importantly, CUDA continues to evolve. Year after year, Nvidia releases specialized code libraries to meet the needs of software developers. These libraries enable tasks to be executed on Nvidia GPUs at speeds far surpassing traditional general-purpose processors like those made by Intel and AMD. The Importance of Full-Stack Computing and Software Platforms The significance of Nvidia's software platforms also explains why Nvidia has historically invested more in hiring software engineers than hardware engineers. CEO Jensen Huang recently emphasized the company's focus on "full-stack computing," which involves everything from chip-making to AI software development. Whenever competitors announce AI chips meant to rival Nvidia's, they're effectively competing against a system that's been in use for over 15 years, with vast amounts of code written for it. This software is challenging to port to competitors' systems, which is a true advantage of Nvidia's coding capabilities. At its shareholders' meeting in June, Nvidia announced that CUDA now includes over 300 code libraries and 600 AI models, supporting 3,700 GPU-accelerated applications used by over five million developers across approximately 40,000 companies. Market Predictions and Competitive Landscape The vast size of the AI computing market has prompted multiple companies to join forces against Nvidia. Atif Malik, a semiconductor and networking equipment analyst at Citi Research, predicts that the AI-related chip market will reach $400 billion annually by 2027. In comparison, Nvidia's revenue for the fiscal year ending in January was about $61 billion. Bill Pearson, Intel's vice president for AI for cloud customers, states that much of the industry's collaboration focuses on developing open-source alternatives to CUDA. Intel engineers are contributing to two such projects, one involving companies like ARM, Google, Samsung, and Qualcomm. OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is also working on its open-source project. Investors are flocking to startups working on CUDA alternatives, driven partly by the prospect of engineers from many global tech giants potentially making it possible for companies to use any chips they want, avoiding what some in the industry call the "CUDA tax." Open-Source Alternatives and Industry Dynamics In the AI chip sector, Nvidia retains a strong leadership position, but competition is intensifying. Startup Groq recently secured $640 million in funding at a $2.8 billion valuation to develop chips that can rival Nvidia's, marking the rise of open-source software and bringing new vitality and possibilities to the industry. Not just startups, but tech giants are also making moves. Google and Amazon are developing their AI training and deployment chips, and Microsoft announced in 2023 that it would join this effort. These moves challenge Nvidia's market position and push for industry innovation. In this competition, AMD has emerged as one of the strongest challengers to Nvidia's AI chip dominance with its Instinct AI chip line. AMD Executive Vice President Andrew Dieckman states that although AMD's market share is still behind Nvidia, the company is heavily investing in software engineers to expand its software resources and narrow the gap. Last month, AMD announced a $665 million acquisition of Silo AI, further enhancing its AI development capabilities. Two major Nvidia customers, Microsoft and Meta Platforms, have started purchasing AMD's AI chips, reflecting the market's demand for diverse suppliers and a desire for competition in high-end products. Challenges and Opportunities for Nvidia However, Nvidia's market barrier isn't impenetrable. Babak Pahlavan, CEO of startup NinjaTech AI, revealed that he would have preferred using Nvidia's hardware and software if costs allowed. But due to shortages and the high cost of Nvidia's H100 chips, NinjaTech AI turned to Amazon, which offers its AI training chip Trainium. After months of effort and collaboration, NinjaTech AI successfully trained its AI models on Trainium chips and launched AI "agents" in May, boasting over one million monthly active users, all supported by models trained and run on Amazon chips. This shift wasn't easy. Pahlavan admitted facing numerous challenges and errors along the way. Amazon Web Services Executive Gadi Hutt acknowledged early mistakes from both sides but stated they are now on track. Amazon's AI chip customer base is growing, including companies like Anthropic, Airbnb, Pinterest, and Snap. Although Amazon offers customers the option to use Nvidia chips, they are more expensive, and transitioning takes time. NinjaTech AI's experience highlights one major reason why startups like it endure the extra effort and development time to build AI outside Nvidia's "walled garden": cost. Pahlavan says NinjaTech's cloud service bill at Amazon is about $250,000 a month to serve over a million users. If the same AI ran on Nvidia chips, it would cost between $750,000 and $1.2 million. Nvidia's Response and Future Outlook Facing these competitive pressures, Nvidia is acutely aware of the high costs associated with its chips. CEO Jensen Huang has pledged that the company's next generation of AI-focused chips will aim to reduce the costs of training AI on Nvidia's hardware. Malik of Citi Research expects Nvidia to maintain a 90% market share in AI-related chipsets for the next two to three years. This suggests that despite competition, Nvidia's leading position remains solid. In the foreseeable future, Nvidia's fate will depend on the kind of inertia that has historically kept many businesses and customers locked into various "walled gardens."
NASDAQ:NVDA
by xugina78
$NVDA #Nvidia Algorithm Buy Alert NASDAQ:NVDA #Nvidia Algorithm Buy Alert Our algorithm gave a buy alert today, and we entered a long position at 09:45am for a day trade. In addition to our algorithmic signals, we incorporate other technical analyses to inform our trades. A downtrend line, for instance, provided added confidence in our decision to take a long position for this day trade. We monitor a handful of stocks, with NASDAQ:NVDA among them. It's worth noting that we focus exclusively on long positions and avoid shorting growth stocks like NASDAQ:NVDA
NASDAQ:NVDALong
by AlgoTradeAlert
NVDIA: bottomed but may consolidate for a while. Massive upside.NVDA is neutral on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 45.860, MACD = -7.940, ADX = 34.317) as it corrected to a respectable extent, a correction that we have been expected as pointed out on our latest idea. The Channel Up is intact, the price crossed under the 1D MA50 and like the September-October correction, it may consolidate until it catches up with the 1D MA100. Whatever the case, this is most likely NVDIA's bottom, a symmetric -21.33% correction with an enormous upside on the 4.0 Fib extension, like the two Highs prior. For the time being our target is a more modest one on the 2.0 Fib (TP = 1,250). See how our prior idea has worked out: ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
NASDAQ:NVDALong
by InvestingScope
NVDIA: Is it finally correcting?NVDIA Corporation is having a -5.50% day so far and that was enough to make the 1D timeframe not overbought again (RSI = 69.907, MACD = 67.840, ADX = 37.914) for the first time since February 21st. On the 1W timeframe though it remains vastly overbought (RSI = 89.349), which means that on the long term the stock has considerable room for a downward correction. However on this 1D chart, there are no signs of a bigger correction yet, just a 'standard' -21% to -26%, which gives a short term target on the middle of the 18 month Channel Up (TP = 775.00). See how our prior idea has worked out: ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
NASDAQ:NVDAShort
by InvestingScope
NVDIA: Will the 1D MA50 hold?NVDA is neutral on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 48.753, MACD = 1.350, ADX = 31.640) as the Channel Up since the October 13th 2022 bottom has transitioned into a Rectangle where the stock in consolidating. The price is exactly on the 1D MA50 in the last three sessions, making it a key support for a possible continuation of the uptrend. If it holds, it will continue to follow a pattern similar to October-December 2022 when a 0.5 Fibonacci hold catapulted the price to the 2.0 Fibonacci extension. The RSI trend makes the comparison more easy to understand. The Rectangle pattern is favorable for us at the moment as it provides an extra validation point. We will only buy if NVDIA crosses over its top and as the fractal suggests, target the 2.0 Fibonacci level (TP = 635.00). ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
NASDAQ:NVDA
by InvestingScope
NVDIA: It's now or never for the Channel Up to continue upwards.NVDIA is trading at the bottom of the eleven month Channel Up, around the 1D MA50 but on a neutral1D technical outlook (RSI = 51.399, MACD = -2.580, ADX = 27.665). As long as the price trades inside the Channel Up, it makes the current level a low risk buy entry. The 1D CCI suggests that the price might be on a bottom like February 23rd, after which it rose by 35.47%. Consequently our target is of that price range but still contained under the HH trendline (TP = 600.00). If the 1D candle closes under the Channel Up, we will turn bearish and target the 1D MA200 (TP = 330.00)> ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
NASDAQ:NVDALong
by InvestingScope
2
NVIDIA - No Theatrics NVIDIA - NASDAQ:NVDA Earnings Release today (After Close) Earnings Est: 2.082 Reported: (TBC later today / will re-share) Revenue Est: $11.186 Bln Reported: (TBC later today / will re-share) Mid Term Chart - A correction would be welcome - Revisit of 10 month SMA @ c.$348 would be ideal Long Term Chart - Above 10 month SMA still - Could bounce off the 10 month SMA as it has in the past and continue upwards. - Losing 10 month SMA we cold fall into orange zone PUKA
NASDAQ:NVDA
by PukaCharts
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NVDIA: Still bullish, with the 1D MA50 intact for 6 months.NVDIA is trading inside a Channel Up pattern since December, critically overbought on the 1W timeframe (RSI = 84.098, MACD = 65.650, ADX = 67.416) but on healthy bullish technicals on 1D. During that time, every bearish divergence on the 1D RSI was supported in price terms on a HL trendline that initiated a new rise to a HH. As long as this level holds, we will remain bullish, aiming at a +25.50% rise (TP = 550.00) as in March. If the price crosses under the 1D MA50, which has been holding for more than 6 months, we doubt the Channel Up bottom will hold, in which case we will turn bearish targeting May's weekly gap (TP = 318.25), which could contact the 1D MA200. ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
NASDAQ:NVDALong
by InvestingScope
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