Tiger 21, a network of ultra-high-net-worth investors and entrepreneurs, recently released a second-quarter asset allocation report that raised eyebrows regarding their investment stance towards chip giant Nvidia. Surprisingly, more than half of Tiger 21’s members have chosen not to invest in Nvidia, citing various reasons for their decision. This article delves into the concerns of
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The recent drop in Nvidia’s market value by $279 billion in a single day is indeed a staggering figure. This type of volatility is concerning, especially for investors who are heavily vested in this tech giant. The fact that this is the fifth time Nvidia has experienced such a massive decline is a red flag.
Asia’s semiconductor stocks experienced a significant downturn on Wednesday morning, following Nvidia’s steep decline in the U.S. The U.S. chipmaker, Nvidia, saw its shares plummet more than 9% during regular trading, causing a ripple effect in the semiconductor industry worldwide. This drop in Nvidia’s stock price led to a broader sell-off in semiconductor stocks on
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The tech and chip-related stocks in Asia took a hit on Thursday following the announcement of Nvidia’s second-quarter results. Companies with direct links to the U.S. tech giant, such as South Korean chipmakers SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, experienced significant losses. SK Hynix, known for manufacturing high bandwidth memory chips used in AI applications for