Nvidia’s Drop, Economic Risks, and Finance Twitter

Welcome to the Market Moment! This week, Eli and John are diving into Nvidia’s latest stock price movement, economic risks beyond inflation, and some insights from finance Twitter.

 

Topic #1: Nvidia Stock Fell - Is This a Correction? Nvidia (NVDA) stock dropped as much as 5% on Monday, as investors moved away from the year's hottest AI play. The stock has declined more than 11% from its all-time high of $135.58 last Tuesday, when Nvidia temporarily overtook Microsoft (MSFT) as the most valuable company. Any drop beyond 10% from a recent high is considered correction territory. Bank of America analysts, however, believe this volatility is likely short-lived, reiterating a Buy rating and a $150 price target for Nvidia, calling it a "top pick."

 

Topic #2: Inflation is Not the Only Risk San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly highlighted on Monday that rising unemployment is becoming an increasing risk. The Federal Reserve must "exhibit care" in its efforts to control inflation. Reducing inflation further will likely require restraining demand, which could result in higher unemployment rates. Daly emphasized the need for the Fed to remain vigilant and open to adjustments.

 

Topic #3: Insights from Finance Twitter Join us as Eli shares some interesting financial tweets and discussions happening right now.

 

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