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>>56168975
that would put it at $2 trillion valuation, and with their $27 billion revenue? yeah that makes sense, 100%. Mhm, let's just ignore the fed tightening up the money supply. Realistic.

>>55955397
Keep pumping it with what money, anon? Money supply is tight and it's harder to borrow money rn due to high interest rates, and NVDA is currently valued at 10x the price of Intel (owns their own fab) who had more than 2x NVDA's revenue btw. Oh and TSMC also had half the valuation and also a little over 2x the revenue of NVDA, despite making all the chips for both NVDA and AMD combined. I think it's a bubble, senpai and all the mfs who thinks fed is going to print money to keep the stock pumping are the delusional ones who wants hyperinflation to happen and ruin America. NVDA shareholders are going to regret owning NVDA just like CISCO shareholders regretted it during the dot com bubble.