Nvidia's Trillion-Dollar Odyssey: Fact Or Fiction?

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Nvidia's Trillion-Dollar Odyssey: Fact Or Fiction?

By TechDogs Bureau

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Updated on Wed, May 31, 2023

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Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round!

We're about to enter the realm of the elite, the land of astronomical numbers! Welcome to the trillion-dollar club, where unicorns dance with stacks of cash and dreams of becoming market kings come true! Nvidia is the latest addition to this exclusive group, a company that has reached the pinnacle of financial greatness!

So, what does it mean to be a “trillion-dollar company?” Startup Talky defines The Trillion Dollar Club as a group of business giants with an annual revenue higher than $1 trillion.

Investing.com states that, many corporations worth a trillion dollars or more have risen to prominence because of how competitive the global market is. Apple, Microsoft, Saudi Aramco, Alphabet, and Amazon are just a few companies that have reached the $1 trillion market cap in recent years.
Shares of GPU makers and suppliers, notably Nvidia, soared after the company reported quarterly earnings with top- and bottom-line statistics that dramatically surpassed consensus projections, as reported by CNBC.

According to a report by Reuters on May 31st, Nvidia, a chip producer, has seen its share price increase by more than 31% in the last three trading sessions, including a 3% increase on Tuesday, to $401.11. Nvidia's market valuation exceeded $1 trillion at one point, making it a "trillion-dollar company."

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Let’s just say Nvidia is part of the elite trillion-dollar club! Wait for it, before breaking out the confetti cannons, let's dive deeper and check out what experts say about this story.

The Verge in their report stated that the share price had fallen back to $401.11 after peaking at about $419. That gives Nvidia’s stock a value of “just” $992 billion or so, taking it out of the $1 trillion club, for now. Financial experts seeing this market fluctuations say the boom was driven by AI and the company and its stock is overvalued.

Susannah Streeter, head of money and markets at Hargreaves Lansdown, sees the potential for such bumps bringing price volatility, "Nvidia has a front seat on the AI juggernaut and the step change in growth is unlikely to be short lived but hyper-growth of this scale will also bring challenges."

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So, will Nvidia succeed in its quest to conquer the financial frontier? Or could there be a sneaky plot twist hiding in plain sight? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below!

First published on Wed, May 31, 2023

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