Examining Market Downturns: Microsoft, Nvidia, and TSM's Stock Potential

Welcome back to another clip of Market Mondays! In today's discussion, Rashad Bilal, Ian Dunlap, and Troy Millings address one of the most pressing questions on every investor's mind: "How far will the stock market fall?" Our hosts delve into the current downtrend affecting major blue-chip companies, including Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, and TSM, all experiencing significant declines.

Ian Dunlap kicks off the discussion with his insightful analysis on which stocks are the most attractive buys in the current market downturn. He prioritizes Microsoft, followed by TSM, and places Nvidia in the third spot, explaining the logic behind his choices. He emphasizes the importance of looking for contrarian investments rather than the obvious ones, especially when the market is in turmoil.

Troy Millings provides a differing perspective, placing Nvidia at the top of his list. He highlights the substantial capital expenditures by giants like Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta on AI innovation, signaling strong ongoing demand for Nvidia's technology. Troy also expresses caution regarding the potential slowdowns and supply chain issues that Nvidia may face, which could impact their market standing.

Rashad Bilal brings attention to Nvidia's legal challenges and the skepticism from hedge funds about the sustainability of its meteoric rise. He questions whether Nvidia truly deserves to be valued higher than stalwarts like Google and Amazon, drawing a parallel to early, unsustainable hype in tech stock histories.

Throughout the discussion, the hosts critically evaluate the long-term viability and investment potential of these tech giants, providing a balanced view on market sentiment and the underlying factors affecting stock prices.

Join us as we explore these insights and more, helping you navigate the complexities of the current stock market. Don't miss out on this deep dive into investment strategies and market forecasts from the Market Mondays team!

Timestamps:

0:00 - Introduction
0:32 - Ian Dunlap's Top Stock Picks in a Down Market
2:06 - Troy Millings' Defense of Nvidia
4:50 - Legal and Market Challenges for Nvidia

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[cjwilliams]

I hate giving Ian credit, but he really said this several weeks ago. He called NVDA to pullback to $106-$108

[richhands]

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[seanstallings]

0:35 - What is TSM ? Can somebody give me the name.

[ElizabethMoore-kh]

I'm tired of these new buys every week, just to make up some assets with low percentage on my $236k portfolio and try to keep everything around 10%. Do you think these stocks you just mentioned are safe buys to outperform the market this year?

[InvestorAntwan]

I like both Microsoft and Nvidia. Both winners in my opinion

[Blackwomenrock]

Ian you are the truth you did say nvidia was gonna fall you are the goat

[CaptainCheifWeeks]

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[sophie-nynj]

I'm an advocate for having a diverse investment strategy. I grew to a 7 figure mark with my portfolio having exposure to different areas of the market, including small and large-caps of the ETF index, blue chip stocks, coins, grade bonds and alternatives like cryptocurrency markets, as this helps manage the overall risk on my portfolio managed by my FA.. Credits to my adviser, Alice, i have no doubt investing more