NVIDIA Corp
NASDAQ: NVDA
$147.63
-$1.25 (-0.8%)
Closing Price on November 8, 2024
NVDA Articles
If you’re tempted to buy the dip on the broad basket of semiconductor stocks but aren’t quite sure which names to go after, perhaps an exchange-traded fund (ETF) can help you gain the exposure...
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a key driver of market growth in recent years, and most every company in the market is touting its current (or future) AI capabilities. That’s because the...
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At 10:10 a.m. ET, U.S. markets are off to a hot start to the day. Technology stocks are leading the gains, with AI stocks seeing big gains across the board. Dow Jones Industrial Average: Up 24.28...
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: VST is the top-performing S&P 500 stock, outperforming Nvidia. Utility stocks are in demand due to reliable dividends and expected interest rate cuts. Consider smaller utility stocks or the...
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In the ever-changing world of investing, ETFs have become the go-to choice for many novice and seasoned investors. ETFs are “baskets” of stocks. When you buy an ETF, you’re investing in all the...
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Selecting stocks for the long haul can be a challenge. Here is what could be the best-performing stock in 2030 and why.
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Companies have several ways they can share their success with their investors: They can pay dividends or they can buy back stock. Both are popular with investors and are generally considered a...
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Savvy investors understand the value of a stock split is exactly zero. You’re getting 12 slices of a pizza instead of six or four $5 bills instead of one $20 bill. So if stock splits are...
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Diversification is key in today’s investing world. Exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, offer a convenient and affordable way to achieve this. Think of them as baskets filled with a variety of stocks....
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David Elliot Shaw was known for his elusive investment strategies, rooted in his computer science background. His time as a Columbia University professor likely shaped his quantitative trading...
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Politicians are more known for their trading than running hedge funds. They seem to have an uncanny knack for making stock trades that perform remarkably well, well above what the averages suggest...
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The publication in 2005 of Joel Greenblatt’s book “The Little Book That Beat the Market” caused a sensation as it opened up a unique opportunity for investors. The investing strategies used by...
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Investing in the stock market has been the surest way to build wealth over time. Year-to-year, however, there are numerous ups and downs. And you don’t even have to look back all that far either to...
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Apple was the first U.S. company valued at $1 trillion, then $3 trillion, but will it be first to have a $5 trillion market cap?
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247 Wall St. Key Insights QQQ offers higher growth potential but comes with greater risk due to its reliance on tech stocks. VOO provides broad market exposure with lower risk and steady growth. ...
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