Nvidia's recent stock selloff appears to be driven by factors unrelated to its performance. Despite the decline, the US chip-making giant's large customers continue to plan significant investments in its chips and software. Analysts, including John Foley, suggest that the only real threat to Nvidia is complacency among investors.
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From @Breakingviews: Nvidia stocks are tumbling, but the only thing for the investors to fear is the lack of fear, explains @johnsfoley https://t.co/Ntc2y2TVU7
From @Breakingviews: A selloff in Nvidia's stock looks to have little to do with its performance. The US chip-making giant's large customers still plan to spend huge sums on its chips and software. If there’s a longer-term threat, it's complacency. @johnsfoley has more https://t.co/oM6jHMHmbF