NVIDIA's soaring share price has singlehandedly formed a bubble that
could trigger a crash of the entire stock market.
EXPERTS: NVIDIA NOW "TOO BIG TO SUCCEED"
NVIDIA's soaring share price has singlehandedly formed a bubble that
could trigger a crash of the entire stock market.
That's according to investing legend Rob Arnott, the founder of
Research Affiliates a research-intensive asset management firm.
The semiconductor maker, which has gone up as much as 232% in 2023,
thanks to AI hype, is a "textbook story of a Big Market Delusion",
Arnott recently told Bloomberg.
HE GOES ON TO WARN, "WOULD NVIDIA'S POPPING BRING DOWN THE WHOLE
MARKET? IT'S VERY POSSIBLE."
The stock, whose $1.1 trillion market cap makes it the sixth largest
company in the world today, isn't "too big to fail," but "too big to
succeed," says Arnott.
SEVERAL OTHER EXPERTS AGREE
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including one of the market's top quantitative analysts Brett
Eversole, as well as renowned stock picker and former Fox Business
host Matt McCall.
In fact, they believe all of the "Magnificent Seven" tech companies,
NVIDIA, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, Meta, and Alphabet, have
become so overinflated, there's almost nowhere left for them to go but
down.
McCall and Eversole, who boast a combined 457 winning trade
recommendations between them, believe a "CHANGING OF THE GUARD"
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Regards,
Andrew McCord
Senior Researcher, Stansberry Research
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