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Nvidia shareholders have been in a frustrating place this year. Great growth on the business side, but slow growth in the stock price. They've been watching AMD, Intel, Micron, and SanDisk all soar to insane all-time highs. And the question investors have been asking over and over is: when is the stock price finally going to move?
Well, we've seen some very interesting predictions and a statement by CEO Jensen Huang that may shed some light on what could happen for Nvidia shareholders.
But I'm not going to stop there. I'm going to go over both sides. Because if you're going to own a stock, you need to know both the risk and the reward." And... most importantly, what is the right price to pay?
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