📉 NVDA under pressure: What’s happening with the AI sector?
The market is once again nervous about massive investments in artificial intelligence. Investors are increasingly thinking not only about demand for AI, but also about whether future profits will justify the costs.
U.S. inflation added further pressure: in September, PPI rose 1.3% month over month, well above expectations. This could complicate the Fed’s decisions on interest rates.
Meanwhile, demand for AI chips remains strong, and TSMC reported record quarterly profits. The problem isn’t necessarily the technology—the market may simply be revising overly optimistic expectations.
🔎 What to watch: NVDA support, Nasdaq moves, and U.S. bond yields.
Shorting just because prices are falling is also risky—a rebound may follow a sharp decline.
💬 What do you think: is this a routine Nvidia correction or the start of a more serious decline in the AI sector?
#NVIDIA #CryptoMarket #AI
The market is once again nervous about massive investments in artificial intelligence. Investors are increasingly thinking not only about demand for AI, but also about whether future profits will justify the costs.
U.S. inflation added further pressure: in September, PPI rose 1.3% month over month, well above expectations. This could complicate the Fed’s decisions on interest rates.
Meanwhile, demand for AI chips remains strong, and TSMC reported record quarterly profits. The problem isn’t necessarily the technology—the market may simply be revising overly optimistic expectations.
🔎 What to watch: NVDA support, Nasdaq moves, and U.S. bond yields.
Shorting just because prices are falling is also risky—a rebound may follow a sharp decline.
💬 What do you think: is this a routine Nvidia correction or the start of a more serious decline in the AI sector?
#NVIDIA #CryptoMarket #AI