Nvidia establishes itself in the $1 trillion club. But expectations for Wednesday's numbers are immense
In Q1, Nvidia $NVDA crushed analysts’ revenue estimates by 10.4% as revenues rose 19% QoQ to $7.19 billion. The strong sequential growth was led by record data center revenue, primarily helped by accelerated computing as generative AI drove high demand for Nvidia’s products. For Q2, Nvidia is projecting revenues of $11B, up 68% QoQ, with a 400 bp increase in gross margins as AI takes center stage. The AI-hype has driven some stocks valuations to extreme levels. Nvidia is the most emblematic one among large-caps is with a P/E ratio which went from under 50x to 224x in just 8 months. Source: Bloomberg
The generative AI software market is forecast to rapidly grow from $1.5B in 2022 to nearly $280B in 2032
Representing a 69% CAGR – driven by AI assistants and workload infrastructure software, which could contribute $160B combined. Source: Bloomberg, Beth Kindig Potential winners? $META $ADBE $NVDA $MSFT (not an investment recommendation)
The AI-hype has driven some stocks valuations to extreme levels
The most emblematic one among large-caps is Nvidia with a P/E ratio which went from under 50x to 224x in just 8 months. Source: Game of Trades
According to a FT article, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are buying up thousands of the high-performance Nvidia chips
These chips are crucial for building artificial intelligence software, joining a global AI arms race that is squeezing the supply of Silicon Valley’s hottest commodity. The Gulf powerhouses have publicly stated their goal of becoming leaders in AI as they pursue ambitious plans to turbocharge their economies. But the push has also raised concerns about potential misuse of the technology by the oil-rich states’ autocratic leaders. According to people familiar with the moves, Saudi Arabia has bought at least 3,000 of Nvidia’s H100 chips — a $40,000 processor described by Nvidia chief Jensen Huang as “the world’s first computer [chip] designed for generative AI” — via the public research institution King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (Kaust).
AI tools to help you carry on your daily tasks
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When it comes to the rush into AI stocks, these 2 charts are not easy to interpret from a contrarian perspective
On one hand, record inflows into AI etfs could mean there is too much "hot money" = BEARISH from a contrarian perspective. On the other hand, shorts continue to accumulate positions betting on a collapse of AI-related mega-caps tech stocks. This is BULLISH from a contrarian perspective. Source chart: JPM, TME
Computers vs Humans: Apparently computers got more AUM than humans...
AI will probably accelerate this trend further... Source: Statista, Topdowncharts