What to Make of Nvidia’s (NVDA) Surging Value

The market still seems to be held hostage to interest rate projections, notes Seth Cohan. He puts recent market performance in perspective. He highlights Nvidia saying that it has greater value than Meta (META), Tesla (TSLA), and Netflix (NFLX) combined. He also goes over how hiring remains low, potentially due to the decline in quitting, not necessarily new jobs being created. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.
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[@CaptainMarvel007]

It’s not Navidia, it’s (E)nvidia, as in Envious! ☺️

[@tea233]

lol you'd think this expert would know how to pronounce Nvidia

[@RyanRager44]

Navidia Navidia...learn how to pronounce it!

[@darrylnelson05]

Nvidia has been on a 24 year run.

[@jeffrose5622]

Did you guys see the article that came out after the market closed tonight that Amazon is struggling to make AI chips. That will be HUGE news for NVIDIA! So funny that this other M7 companies thought they could come out with a viable AI chip and software just by putting out a press release. Welcome to the REAL world! It is nearly impossible to build a commercially ready AI chip and software! So if you want AI chips and software you'll be buying them from NVIDIA!!!

[@samgoldmann1705]

You mean Nuhvidia?

[@Goat1229]

2000 before the split 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@money.hungry]

your crazy

[@mrbill21]

1150 AH...

[@RajDeelish]

Old guy that probably doesn't understand tech calling it nahvidia. Hard to trust this.

[@garyscott9261]

Great segment

[@whipivy]

Rates coming down will actually hurt the market. Anytime the government gets involved in the markets, it is inducing inflationary churn because it reevaluates and inflates the value of time in production because it is not a participant in production but imposes an overhead cost onto it. This drives stock prices higher. This is how taxes work and why they create inflation because nobody really pays taxes, they pass their tax liability onto their prices and the buyers do the same by increasing their purchasing power to adjust and compensate. Everyone is doing this, simply passing around this imaginary sum of money in the form of a mandated liability. The reason why the dollar hasn't come down since the last deflationary period we had is because that margin is comprised of all the taxes that have been imposed and paid over generations, it's still floating around out there being passed around from seller to buyer, year after year...swirling around in prices. Interest rate adjustments by the Fed are no different. People will adjust the value of their time in production, effectively materializing money out of thin air to meet this arbitrary cost. This is how the government really creates money, the physical asset is merely to back this monetary mechanism, it only represents the artificial value that government interference inherently perpetuates. So interest rates will be absorbed by credit and direct increases in compensation and prices and this lends to inflation which raises the price of stocks as well. Volcker is credited with his purported brilliance in a time when the economy was experience rampant increases in efficiency, the only thing that can scale time in production and deflate units of time in production. If not for Volcker, the 1980's would have been even more productive and the economy would have scaled differently. We could only surmise this as the case until today as the Fed is unable to explain why the same effect is not occurring that is because AI has yet to scale time in production and I think it's the only thing that could out-scale the inflation the government is inducing. Until then, fiddling with interest rates will do nothing but create or in the least perpetuate this inflationary trend we are in.

[@weho_brian]

the S&P is flat for the last 7 trading days. Everyone is selling to buy NVDA

[@user-cv2as4jo9l]

nvdia for the win

[@reggie2261]

Who got FOMO Wall Street or retail?

[@tarikviaer-mcclymont5762]

Great question

[@money.hungry]

both 🤣

[@spheresartis1782]

If you cant pronounce Nvidia properly i aint listening. its not Nehvidea its N-VIDEA damn get it right folks

[@sinfulxchangez]

did he just say its trading on hype? haha, everyone is wanting their stuff, listen to earning call jfc.

[@markoneil5279]

No clue.

[@limmike5339]

Wise !

[@WallStreetSilver777]

$INDA 🚀

[@lou7139]

Woohooo! If nVids keeps moving up I might be able to get a "free" RTX 5090 Blackwell with these tendies! Keep pampin' to the moon!

[@AnthonyLopez-di5vv]

Let me calm your commentator’s mind. Pretty much no one is mentioning the word nuh-vidia 😂 Not even the interviewer

[@ChrisBrennanSF]

Nah, viddy yah

[@captainhighbury1806]

cant even pronounce the name properly.

[@Sofie8211]

Great questions by Nicole. Not great answers by the guy. Too little detailed, too broad and beating around the bush. Didn’t give anything

[@Zach-rw6jf]

Boomers can't even pronounce the name of the company making them millions 😂

[@TheSaltLakers]

🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑

[@B_knows_A_R_D-xh5lo]

😊