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The AI chip powerhouse Nvidia (NVDA) has seen its shares retreat 15% over a five-day period, prompting high-profile investor Cathie Wood to defend the company's growth prospects. While acknowledging that the AI market "won't be Nvidia's alone," Wood maintains the company will continue to "play a mighty role" in the AI revolution, even as technical indicators and market sentiment show increasing caution.
Recent market data shows Nvidia dipping below its 200-day moving average, a critical technical indicator. The options market is displaying its highest bearish "skew" in over a year, with traders willing to pay premiums for downside protection. Retail investor sentiment has turned notably bearish, with AAII survey showing 61% bearish versus 19.4% bullish views. The stock has largely stagnated over the past six months, gaining only 10% compared to Nasdaq's 8.2%.
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Despite competitive pressures, CEO Jensen Huang maintains an optimistic outlook, citing "incredible" demand for new Blackwell processors. The company projects Q1 sales to rise 61% year-over-year to $42 billion, with full-year revenue expected to exceed $200 billion. While margins may temporarily contract due to Blackwell production ramp-up, management expects improvement to mid-70% levels in the latter half of the year. Wood's endorsement adds weight to the bull case, praising Nvidia for "getting the AI revolution going."
The market presents a complex picture with competing narratives. While technical indicators suggest near-term caution, strong fundamentals and continued AI demand could support long-term growth. Summit Insights' recent downgrade to Hold, citing potential growth deceleration in FY26, contrasts with Wood's optimistic outlook. Some analysts, including Benchmark, view the current pullback as a potential opportunity to build positions in what they consider the tech industry's "most unique investment property." The divergence between technical weakness and fundamental strength may present both risks and opportunities for different types of investors.
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