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Nvidia Stock Plunged 19% in Q1: Time to Buy?
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has been unstoppable. Its chips have been the preferred choice for video gamers for years, and now they are prized by the world's largest data centers. Over the last 10 years, the chipmaker's annual revenue has soared from $4.7 billion to $130 billion. Nvidia stock's meteoric rise hit a roadblock this year as investors weighed the consequences of tariffs on chip demand, in addition to increasing competition and other risks. The stock was down 19% in the first quarter.Demand for Nvidia's chips is still strong. Analysts are sticking with full-year revenue estimates that call for an increase of 57%, but the recent dip in the stock clearly reveals some investors doubting whether those targets are realistic in light of near-term headwinds. Should investors start a position while the stock is down, or take a pass?Continue reading
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has been unstoppable. Its chips have been the preferred choice for video gamers for years, and now they are prized by the world's largest data centers. Over the last 10 years, the chipmaker's annual revenue has soared from $4.7 billion to $130 billion.
Nvidia stock's meteoric rise hit a roadblock this year as investors weighed the consequences of tariffs on chip demand, in addition to increasing competition and other risks. The stock was down 19% in the first quarter.
Demand for Nvidia's chips is still strong. Analysts are sticking with full-year revenue estimates that call for an increase of 57%, but the recent dip in the stock clearly reveals some investors doubting whether those targets are realistic in light of near-term headwinds. Should investors start a position while the stock is down, or take a pass?
