NVIDIA has gone through a bit of a roller-coaster ride in the last week. With Donald Trump’s tariffs causing a touch of chaos ala child chucking stones onto a freeway, investors are unsure how they should continue to place their bets.
In the last week, NVIDIA stock has dropped to just below 88 dollars, only to rise back up to about 105 dollars just a day later. It is, in fact, but a measure of the market’s fear over loss more than it is a sure assessment of the current economic situation: NVIDIA makes top-of-the-line products for a community that only really has two other options, and one of those options is an Intel GPU lineup that openly acknowledges that it’s under performing, if, at very least, cheap.
Additionally, it isn’t as though NVIDIA is scared of hiking prices to begin with, so additional production costs moving to the consumer isn’t just a possibility, it’s obviously what they’d to to keep their profit margin obscene. (NVIDIA boasted an operating income over 7x higher than their operating expenses in fiscal 2025.) All of that to say, they are more than likely to weather the next four years of economic posturing from the U.S. well enough.
With the strange shake-ups in stock prices, fearful investors are opening up the opportunity for long-term holders (and day traders) to capitalize on market woes.
