Buy on the dip or wait and see? Nvidia's stock price fell below the $100 mark, but Wall Street is urging to buy on the dip.
There are currently two factors driving market attention: first, Mag 7's huge investment in AI field has not achieved sufficient monetization benefits, which has significant negative impact; second, there are reports over the weekend (August 4) that Nvidia's new Blackwell chip series is facing delivery delays, which has further increased investors' expectations for future performance adjustments.
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Nvidia is preparing to hit a gold mine.
A very good stress test.
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