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@zippylock $NVDA cpu are going to end $AMD

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$NVDA setting up for a big week. The short-term downtrend channel just broke, and price is now around $221 — right at that key 217–220 zone. This is the test. Not just breaking above it… but holding it. If 217–220 flips into support, the conversation likely shifts back toward ATHs. Also worth noting: buyers defended the 195–200 zone when it mattered most. Trendline broke. Now the market wants confirmation.

$AMD $NVDA Nvidia currently trades at a significantly lower forward P/E ratio compared to both AMD and Intel. As of June 2026, Nvidia is priced at roughly 24x to 25x expected forward earnings, while AMD trades around 66x to 68x, and Intel leads the group at over 100x

$NVDA because nvda is cheaper and still the king with cash and whats coming, also with other investment's as well now, its basically also becoming a small etf with all the investments in other companies. haha… imagine if they still had ARM too. This will be $300+ and is safe

Anthropic-related developments continue to draw attention across the AI sector.Recent highlights: • $CRWV remains in a strong uptrend • $IREN is showing signs of a rebound • $NVDA and semiconductor stocks are regaining momentum Capital flows appear to be rotating back toward AI infrastructure and compute-focused names.

Cathie Wood made an interesting move today. Ark Invest added 300,017 shares of $NVDA while trimming 110,207 shares of $AMD. Everyone talks AI. But sometimes capital flows say more than opinions. Adding to Nvidia while reducing AMD exposure feels like another signal of where institutions still see the strongest AI positioning. Short term, it’s portfolio management. Long term, capital tends to follow competitive advantage.

Incredible: investors now view $NVDA as nearly as creditworthy as the US government. Nvidia's 5-year CDS trades at ~38 bps, slightly below the US sovereign CDS at 40 bps. Financials support this confidence: FY2026 total debt ~$8.5B, cash ~$10.6B, and nearly $100B in free cash flow. Even with a 90% drop in earnings, Nvidia would still rank among the 100 most profitable companies globally. Markets treat $NVDA as one of the safest companies on the planet.