How Much Cash do the FAANG Stocks Have?
I think a group of stocks I call the NAMPOF, or NAMPOM, is an excellent alternative to the FAANG.
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NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA)
NVIDIA Grows and Grows and Grows
NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) experienced double-digit revenue growth in all six quarters of the pandemic. NVIDIDA began the pandemic with revenue growth of 38.7% in the quarter ending on 30 April 2021.
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NVIDIA Gaming GPU could make nuclear fusion a reality
“The GPU gives us access to a huge amount of computing power,” Kyle Morgan said. “This level of performance was driven by the computer gaming industry and, more recently, machine learning, but this graphics card provides a really great platform for controlling plasmas as well.”
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Is Intel (INTC) a value investment?
Both Intel and NVIDIA (NVDA) build scalable processors. Yet Intel makes more money than NVIDIA. For instance, NVIDIA reported $5.003 billion in quarterly revenues on 31 January 2021. In contrast, Intel reported $19.978 in quarterly revenues on 31 December 2020.
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Is AMD making money from Gaming?
I think AMD’s revenue growth supports my thesis that increased gaming and work-from-home drives processor sales.
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Stocks to Invest in to Profit from Autonomous Vehicles
In addition, Avis Budget is a big player in the short-term rental market through its Zipcar subsidiary. I think short-term rentals will be one of the biggest uses for autonomous vehicles.
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How Much Money is NVIDIA Making?
Plus, NVIDIA is trying to expand its cloud business by buying Ethernet and Interconnect solutions provider Mellanox Technologies for $6.9 billion, CRN reports. Mellanox powers the cloud by making the Ethernet more scalable and efficient.
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NVIDIA is Making Less Money is it still a Value Investment
Consequently, NVIDIA’s revenues fell from $3.207 billion in April 2018 to $2.22 billion in April 2019. Thus, NVIDIA’s revenues shrank by nearly one billion dollars in a year. Notably, Stockrow estimates NVIDIA’s revenue growth rate fell by 30.78%; or nearly one-third, in the quarter ending on 29 April 2019.
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Value Investing in Robots, Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, and Self-Driving Vehicles at NVIDIA Corp (NVDA)
To explain, NVIDIA is not investing all the money and resources needed to commercialize pieces of a complex technology like automobiles, drones, and robots. Instead, NVIDIA is building the basic components; the processors and supercomputers and selling them to manufacturers.
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Tesla Autopilot could Navigate Interchanges
Musk claims Tesla will release “the world’s most advanced computer for autonomous driving” in six months.
Moreover, Tesla is developing its own artificial intelligence (AI) chips to compete with those of NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA), Electrek claims. Therefore, Tesla plans to enter the chip business.
In addition, Tesla hired one of the biggest chip architects in the business; Jim Keller, in 2018. Hence, Tesla’s value could increase because NVIDIA is one of the most profitable companies in Silicon Valley.
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