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Chak : That’s not accurate. This institute should have wrote a article when Nvidia was 127 and alerted all the users to buy the dip The market dropped due to a sudden jolt data— all stocks dumped, even Palantir— not because of Blackwell by Nvidia. There’s insane demand for NVDIA chips and all the robotics and driving cars are dependent on Nvidia. It is a classic “buy the rumor, sell the news” manipulation by the institutions. Your article’s title spreads unnecessary negativity. Just like the article you wrote about Tesla delivery numbers, you portrayed it as if it were the end of Tesla, even though the delivery numbers were short but never so low in Tesla’s history, and it is far from being doomed. In fact, there is significant demand for Blackwell, and self-driving cars, robotics, and AI are the future. Nvidia stock is going nowhere but up. In few months time, you’ll see it reach $200. The broader market decline was triggered by algorithmic auto-trading, not by disappointment with Nvidia or Blackwell chips. Stop writing these sensational and negative article titles.
72991359 Chak : I feel multiple levels of ignorance in this comment. Why even add your take?
Chak 72991359 : You should not be in the stock market since you be like a pumper and dumper
72991359 Chak : But that's literally how you come off too. "market only goes up" type ish. NVDA literally pumped and dumped because of hype around key notes but status quo remains the same. "You all should've told us to buy when things dropped because of x,y,z" -- so you lack the capacity and buying power to make your own decisions?
Chak 72991359 : Go back to cheating the retailers. Looks like you’re just another scumbag financial analyst working for a bank or a firm, hiding crucial information from innocent American people while charging them over one percent in fees and raking in thousands of dollars in commissions.
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