NVIDIA Aktie News

While you've been sweating the details over Thanksgiving, famed investor Michael Burry – the one portrayed by Christian Bale played in “The Big Short” – has been waging an increasingly aggressive war against Nvidia.

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is under pressure as the chipmaker faces allegations over inflated revenue numbers.

Nvidia is coming off yet another record-breaking quarter. Transformative shifts in three areas of computing will drive its revenues and profits higher.

Chip stocks show signs of stabilizing into the holiday period, with Nvidia, AMD, and Intel each finding support at key price levels. Buyers continue to step in on pullbacks as the sector holds a mildly bullish consolidation pattern.

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The recent artificial intelligence (AI) sell-off has created attractive entry points in names ranging from chipmakers to data center operators. Infrastructure plays like CoreWeave and Nebius have pulled back sharply despite locking in tens of billions in hyperscaler contracts.

Strong demand for Nvidia's AI accelerators continues to drive impressive revenue and earnings growth. Investors can expect the company's data center business to keep expanding over at least the next five quarters.

Artificial intelligence stocks are not overheating — they are just beginning to show their potential. That is the view of Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives, who says Wall Street bears are mistaking a rapid technological shift for exuberance.