
Nvidia briefly overtook Microsoft as the world's most valuable company last week with a market capitalization of $3.34 trillion. However, the Jensen Huang-led AI stalwart has since lost nearly $500 billion in investor money. Despite this setback, Nvidia's stock has shown signs of recovery, with analysts predicting it could rally another 30%. The market sentiment around stocks with high exposure to AI, including Nvidia, is at its highest ever, according to Citi's estimates. Analysts remain divided on the long-term sustainability of the AI boom, with some predicting further growth and others, including Jefferies, cautioning about a potential bubble.



Nvidia became the world's most valuable company when it briefly surpassed Microsoft last week with a market capitalization of $3.34 trillion. And as with Cisco, investors hope its hardware is key to the online future. https://t.co/HR6ycbWP4B
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AI ROI Needs to Be Proven, But Mixed Views from Sellside (GS, Citi, Barclays Against, Jefferies For) $NVDA $AMD $SMCI $VRT $DELL $GOOG $MSFT $META The AI bubble is likely to get bigger before deflating, Jefferies analysts said in a recent note. Since the introduction of… https://t.co/gK6ssmVTfY