Didn't mean to rub you the wrong way. Not saying its not a great company... But lets get a little grounded here. Normalized PE:82 Forward PE: 45 Projected earnings growth 5 year: 10.3% PEG: 4.73 Estimated sales growth 5 year: 7.2% Price/cash flow: 41(!) Price/sales: 9.3 Debt/equity: 57% No matter how you slice it bro... its priced to perfection and then some. Don't bet your 401K. And there is one more LITTLE thing you might want to study up on as it will be happening this week and started last week. 8 to 9 percent dilution courtesy of GS. http://seekingalpha.com/article/4033798-nvidia-goldman-sachs-transaction-dilutive-event?source=zacks
" Consistent with our Conviction Buy, we have decided to exercise the right to add NVIDIA to our asset management portfolio. By minimizing market impact, we have found a cost effective way of acquiring a long term stake in a very promising business." - G.S.
market futures on steroid. This will recover to 110. Momentum still in play. Maybe after ces week this might be more quiet
Welcome to my blocklist @#16CallibaetisDry I've got better things to do with my time than argue with a perma-Bull looking at a stock through rose tinted spectacles. As I said, I know the technology more than you evidently do, and that's all you need to know.... CES is a marketing tradeshow full of PR people for the manufacturers, if you think it's a learning event of any sort, you're very much mistaken.
Your enthusiasm is admirable.... but its a company with over 6 Billion in revenue. It takes a lot to move a mountain. It would be like 3M saying they developed a special Post-It note for Chipoltes carryout bags. Yeah its cool, and sure McDonalds may sign on later, but its not going to move the stock anytime soon. NVDA ran on Cramer hype. Just like CRM did 3 months back. DOW up triple digits.... NVDA down $3 as I type.
May I humbly remind friends not to let egos get too far into the discussion. The very reason markets exist in the first place is because buyers and sellers always desagree as to the way a security will take next. And NOBODY KNOWS, and will ever. We all take, more, less or not at all calculated guesses, since there is no way to know what will happen 2 seconds after we send the order. Even a news can be interpreted differently. Like these swap operations with GS. I see it bullish for the issue, since I can assume that was just a ploy for GS to pocket an handsome share of a stock they see as promissing.