On December 20th, the US stock market was turbulent, with Nvidia leading the top 20 trading volume list, rising by 3.93% and trading worth $58.042 billion.
The green light from the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has paved the way for Nvidia's investment in Intel, although the details of the deal remain shrouded in mystery. Looking back to September this year, Nvidia decisively decided to inject $5 billion into struggling Intel. This move not only demonstrates strong support for the domestic semiconductor industry but also sparked widespread discussion about reshaping the competitive landscape.
Competitors such as TSMC and AMD will undoubtedly feel the pressure brought by this potential force. Moreover, Bernstein's latest outlook adds a bright spot to Nvidia's future, stating that its valuation is now exceptionally attractive, indicating an optimistic outlook for future returns.
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On December 20th, the US stock market was turbulent, with Nvidia leading the top 20 trading volume list, rising by 3.93% and trading worth $58.042 billion.
The green light from the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has paved the way for Nvidia's investment in Intel, although the details of the deal remain shrouded in mystery. Looking back to September this year, Nvidia decisively decided to inject $5 billion into struggling Intel. This move not only demonstrates strong support for the domestic semiconductor industry but also sparked widespread discussion about reshaping the competitive landscape.
Competitors such as TSMC and AMD will undoubtedly feel the pressure brought by this potential force. Moreover, Bernstein's latest outlook adds a bright spot to Nvidia's future, stating that its valuation is now exceptionally attractive, indicating an optimistic outlook for future returns.