Nvidia Stock is Getting Insane.

Is Nvidia stock the biggest meme stock in history? While some investors jumped on the bandwagon with Gamestop and AMC, Nvidia has just kept surging and now has a market cap of over $1 trillion. But is Jensen Huang's GPU company worth the hype?

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0:00 Introducing Chad Carlson-Wallace
0:35 Nvidia's Meteoric Rise
2:30 Nvidia's HUGE Earnings
4:35 The Valuation.
7:05 Hamish's Thoughts on Nvidia's Valuation
8:50 The AI Trend is on Their Side.
9:26 Watch Out For Hype!

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[pozaveche]

At the same time NVIDIA said they are gonna do $11B, TSM guided down 50%. So...the supplier of their chips said that they are gonna sell less. That is all you need to know

[pedromora]

I recommend the Baron's Streetwise podcast with Jack Hough. It dropped an episode on June 2nd, interviewing Aswath Damodaran and talking about Nvidia's valuation and why Damodaran sold his stock. Very interesting and fitting to this video. He argued that the price has gotten so high that he couldn't't justify it even exaggerating his models assumptions.

[Ermz]

Props for the racing flag reference at the end. When NVIDIA crashes, the market will finish the year under full course yellow.

[Cygx]

Remember in the 1930s, economist John Maynard Keynes noted, "Markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent."

[Investing_With_Andrew]

I think Nvidia is probably one of the most overvalued stocks on the market right now. If they 10x the free cash flow, we're looking pretty much at a fair value at this price, which is not very likely to happen in such a market. I don't see much of an upside potential at this price to be worth the risk

[insighthackers]

I conducted research and created my own Intrinsic Value Calculator, which incorporates four different methods and takes their averages into account. According to the calculations, if the cash flow of NVDA (NVIDIA Corporation) grows at a rate of 26.5% annually for the next ten years, its current valuation would be approximately $1.1 trillion. The estimated stock prices based on each of the methods are as follows:

Graham's Method: $65.06
Modified Graham's Method: $37.18
Phil Town's Margin of Safety (MoS) Method: $1, 235.05 (assuming a 26.5% cash growth rate)
Cash Flow Method: $573.14 (assuming a 26.5% cash growth rate)


So personally I think if NVDA doubles is cash every 3 years then the valuation is fine but its NOT PRACTICAL

[Burtannia]

Nvidia is a great company with a bright future but the current valuations are just mental. Even if it can justify those valuations long term there's no margin of safety.

[thegamerboneless]

This over valued beauty, pumped my portfolio, I was crying when Cathy wood dumbed them right before the boom. But I will say, I do believe it will go down, back to $250 range, so I will keep my hedges… I do think it will boom back eventually just not for a couple years but I could be wrong, I am excited for this ticker

[davidschelkens]

More 8-bit tunes. That's the only improvement you can still make to the channel Brandon, good job.

[Zcissor]

Please make a video just like this one on Tesla. One of the most spoken about Stocks in tech/cars segment.

[kennethdavis]

Regarding super computers the company that Nvidia uses is SMCI who builds the biggest and best super computers in the world. That company's stock is running hot too.

[sureshkumarrai]

Nice authentic information regarding stocks, market

[egal]

0:09 no finance movie is ever going to be better than "the big Short"

[Dunixify]

their graphics card business isn't suffering just because people are strapped for cash; they also shot themselves in the foot with their latest lineup and are overcharging for sub-par models relative to competition. Linus Media Group has multiple videos on this. This frustrated one of their card main manufacturers, EVGA, to leave the graphics card manufacturing space entirely.

[LeanInvestRubenAltmann]

I loved the intro, keep going chad! :D

[FearLessAntsProductionsHD]

I started investing about 8k in Nivida about year and half ago when it was at 180-200 and I have average of 191 rn still holding, and sold some profits off the top but overall still up 240%, but with that said I think if people start talking about it thinking it’s a big winner it’s already to late to invest. Maybe 2 years ago if you got in your doing fantastic but now there better places to put your money to reap the profits in the long run.

[elismart]

im sorry "ne-vidia" ahahahahha

[superoyunlar]

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