The Latest Breaking News from NVDA

Nvidia stock still looks undervalued here, even though the stock keeps rising. This is based on higher analyst revenue and FCF estimates. This creates a good short-put play, especially for existing investors.

Despite an impressive first quarter earnings report, shares of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) are in a downward spiral. Let's delve into the intricacies of AMD's current market dynamics to uncover the underlying reasons behind this unexpected turn of events.

Nvidia stock has taken a tumble since the end of March but it looks too cheap now. Moreover, its put premiums are sky-high. This makes them worth shorting both for income and with low buy-in strike prices.

As technological advancements and investments increase, the chip industry anticipates significant benefits. While industry giants NVIDIA (NVDA) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM) are poised to capitalize on industry tailwinds, let's analyze which of these stocks is set for success in the second quarter.

The property and casualty insurer posted a bottom-line miss as catastrophe losses spiked.

Nvidia stock still looks undervalued after its pullback based on its strong free cash flow and FCF margins. This is good news for investors shorting OTM puts for income and lower buy points.

Equities retreated after inflation data called the Fed's rate-cut plans into question.

Amid the ongoing rally of AI chip stocks in 2024, a Bank of America Securities analyst just highlighted five AI-focused chip companies for investors still seeking exposure to this breakout industry.

The semiconductor industry is well-positioned for robust growth, fueled by rapid advancements in digital technologies and growing applications of chips across various end-use sectors. Amid this, let’s determine if chip stocks Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and NVIDIA (NVDA) are left with more upside potential. Read more to find out….