The last time the chipmaker's forward P/E was this low was May 2025. There are very few people willing to associate the word "cheap" with Nvidia's (NVDA +8.01%) stock, but that's exactly the right adjective. The last time the stock's forward price-to-earnings ratio was this low -- less than a year ago -- in the six months that followed, it racked up returns that nearly caused it to double. Nothing...
The last time the chipmaker's forward P/E was this low was May 2025. There are very few people willing to associate the word "cheap" with Nvidia's (NVDA +8.01%) stock, but that's exactly the right adjective. The last time the stock's forward price-to-earnings ratio was this low -- less than a year ago -- in the six months that followed, it racked up returns that nearly caused it to double. Nothing has really changed in its growth rates since that last rise, so I think the stock could be positioned to do it again. At the very least, I expect it will dramatically outperform the market, making it a great buy. Nvidia's stock looks primed to rise In April 2025, the markets were shaken by President Donald Trump's tariff plans, as concerns soared that those taxes would crater the economy. Trump backed down from some of his original proposed tariffs, but he left many in place and added others. Yet so far, the U.S. economy continues to churn ahead. The market moves a lot faster than the economy or sentiment, which is why it rapidly recovered from the lows it sank to during April and May. During that trough, Nvidia's stock traded at about 24 times forward earnings. As the market recovered, the stock rocketed higher to more than 40 times forward earnings, delivering an impressive 81% return along the way. However, tech stocks have pulled back from the highs that they established in late October to early November, and Nvidia is down around 10% or so from its peak. However, the stock now trades at 25 times forward earnings, which is just slightly more expensive than where it was after it plunged last spring. In my view, that discounted price is investors' ticket to huge returns, particularly considering that the AI computing market is still huge and growing. Nvidia's AI accelerators remain the most popular Nvidia makes graphics processing units (GPUs), and its products remain the top choices in AI computing, despite intensifying competition. Furthermore, all of the AI hyperscale...
Key Points Nvidia's stock boomed between May and November last year. Now, it has returned to the low valuation level it sat at last spring. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia › There are very few people willing to associate the word "cheap" with Nvidia's (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock, but that's exactly the right adjective. The last time the stock's forward price-to-earnings ratio was this low -- less th...
Key Points Nvidia's stock boomed between May and November last year. Now, it has returned to the low valuation level it sat at last spring. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia › There are very few people willing to associate the word "cheap" with Nvidia's (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock, but that's exactly the right adjective. The last time the stock's forward price-to-earnings ratio was this low -- less than a year ago -- in the six months that followed, it racked up returns that nearly caused it to double. Nothing has really changed in its growth rates since that last rise, so I think the stock could be positioned to do it again. At the very least, I expect it will dramatically outperform the market, making it a great buy. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now, when you join Stock Advisor. See the stocks » Nvidia's stock looks primed to rise In April 2025, the markets were shaken by President Donald Trump's tariff plans, as concerns soared that those taxes would crater the economy. Trump backed down from some of his original proposed tariffs, but he left many in place and added others. Yet so far, the U.S. economy continues to churn ahead. The market moves a lot faster than the economy or sentiment, which is why it rapidly recovered from the lows it sank to during April and May. During that trough, Nvidia's stock traded at about 24 times forward earnings. As the market recovered, the stock rocketed higher to more than 40 times forward earnings, delivering an impressive 81% return along the way. However, tech stocks have pulled back from the highs that they established in late October to early November, and Nvidia is down around 10% or so from its peak. However, the stock now trades at 25 times forward earnings, which is just slightly more expensive than where it was after it plunged last spring. In my view, that discounted price is investors' ticket to huge returns, particularly considering...
The global space industry has rapidly evolved from the days when nations raced to the heavens in a quest for glory. Now space is a venue for competition to forge the world’s technological future. Hong Kong must follow these developments with solid planning if it hopes to tap into the opportunities of China’s “ NewSpace ” ambitions. NewSpace is an emerging industry where private firms are involved ...
The global space industry has rapidly evolved from the days when nations raced to the heavens in a quest for glory. Now space is a venue for competition to forge the world’s technological future. Hong Kong must follow these developments with solid planning if it hopes to tap into the opportunities of China’s “ NewSpace ” ambitions. NewSpace is an emerging industry where private firms are involved with satellite manufacturing, launch services, space law, tourism and other ventures concentrated in low Earth orbit. Next-generation 6G communications is but one example. Last month, a Chinese company announced a breakthrough in satellite-to-ground laser links that could pave the way for faster broadband worldwide through a satellite network that would rival Elon Musk’s US-based Starlink. Advertisement Sceptics might ask if financial hub Hong Kong has a role in such pursuits, but the city is already home to universities developing critical mission tools and to at least one payload specialist being trained for China’s national space missions. Last month, the Chief Executive’s Policy Unit hosted a high-level round table on the space economy, inviting academics, investors and experts from the mainland and overseas to discuss strategic positioning and opportunities in a global space economy. Advertisement The unit said the city has a landmark opportunity as Beijing taps “explosive industrial expansion” through its 15th five-year plan, aiming to cement China’s status as a “major space power”. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu highlighted the sector and Hong Kong’s advantages in his policy address last year.
It's been an ugly February so far for crypto, with Bitcoin ( BTC-USD ) plunging roughly 45% from its all-time high in early October and several other cryptocurrencies following suit. We asked Seeking Alpha analysts James Picerno , Deep Value Investing, and Mott Capital Management why they thought crypto was crashing and when it could stabilize. James Picerno : Crypto is tanking for several reasons...
It's been an ugly February so far for crypto, with Bitcoin ( BTC-USD ) plunging roughly 45% from its all-time high in early October and several other cryptocurrencies following suit. We asked Seeking Alpha analysts James Picerno , Deep Value Investing, and Mott Capital Management why they thought crypto was crashing and when it could stabilize. James Picerno : Crypto is tanking for several reasons. One, the Trump bump that helped run crypto higher has run its course. After running higher as the Trump administration unleashed a sugar high of pro-crypto legislation and regulatory changes, the old Wall Street proverb kicked in: Buy on the rumor, sell on the news. Without a new round of legislation/regulation, this factor for crypto bulls has run out of road. Two, gold's soaring price, which has held up relatively well even after the selling of recent days, highlights that the precious metal is the genuine article in terms of a hedge against macro/geopolitical risk, while bitcoin looks increasingly like a speculative asset disconnected from real-world events. Three, there's a growing sense that bitcoin's allure has little, if any, application beyond speculation. Even if you're a crypto enthusiast, several alternatives, such as Ethereum, look better positioned to be a real-world digital currency with real-world applications. Deep Value Investing : I’m seeing plenty of headlines linking Bitcoin’s drop to a 16-month low this week to things like Kevin Warsh’s quantitative tightening stance to shrink the Fed’s balance sheet or the failed White House meeting over whether stablecoins can pay rewards or interest. I think it’s a mistake to link Bitcoin’s price action since the October highs with headlines. In my view, the selloff was driven by investors who didn’t want to sell but had to anyway. I’m talking about forced liquidations here, with figures like the $1B on Feb. 5 alone. Overall, the total crypto market has lost $2T in value since the October peak, and U.S. spot Bitcoi...
In early February 2026, Broadcom announced the industry’s first enterprise Wi‑Fi 8 access point and switch platform, built on its new BCM49438 accelerated processing unit and Trident X3+ BCM56390 Ethernet switch to support AI-ready, multi-gigabit enterprise networks with unified security and analytics. The launch, combined with very large AI infrastructure spending plans from hyperscalers such as ...
In early February 2026, Broadcom announced the industry’s first enterprise Wi‑Fi 8 access point and switch platform, built on its new BCM49438 accelerated processing unit and Trident X3+ BCM56390 Ethernet switch to support AI-ready, multi-gigabit enterprise networks with unified security and analytics. The launch, combined with very large AI infrastructure spending plans from hyperscalers such as Alphabet and Amazon, underscores Broadcom’s role at the center of both custom AI accelerators and next‑generation networking needed to handle expanding AI workloads. We’ll now examine how Broadcom’s exposure to hyperscalers’ expanding AI capital expenditure reshapes its investment narrative and long-term growth drivers. We've uncovered the 14 dividend fortresses yielding 5%+ that don't just survive market storms, but thrive in them. What Is Broadcom's Investment Narrative? To own Broadcom, you have to believe its role in custom AI accelerators and high‑end networking stays central as hyperscalers pour hundreds of billions of dollars into data centers. The Wi‑Fi 8 access point and Trident X3+ switch launch fits neatly into that story by extending Broadcom’s AI exposure from cloud cores to enterprise edges, but it is unlikely to be the key near term share price driver compared with Google and Amazon’s capital spending or the $21 billion TPU order backlog. Instead, it slightly strengthens the bull case around long term growth in AI networking, while the main near term catalysts remain Q1 2026 earnings, AI revenue growth and any updates on hyperscaler demand. The biggest risks still sit with valuation, high leverage and potential swings in big customers’ spending plans. But there is a less comfortable side to that hyperscaler dependence that investors should recognize. Broadcom's shares are on the way up, but they could be overextended by 12%. Uncover the fair value now. Exploring Other Perspectives AVGO 1-Year Stock Price Chart Forty one Simply Wall St Community fair value est...
In early February 2026, Broadcom announced the industry’s first enterprise Wi‑Fi 8 access point and switch platform, built on its new BCM49438 accelerated processing unit and Trident X3+ BCM56390 Ethernet switch to support AI-ready, multi-gigabit enterprise networks with unified security and analytics. The launch, combined with very large AI infrastructure spending plans from hyperscalers such as ...
In early February 2026, Broadcom announced the industry’s first enterprise Wi‑Fi 8 access point and switch platform, built on its new BCM49438 accelerated processing unit and Trident X3+ BCM56390 Ethernet switch to support AI-ready, multi-gigabit enterprise networks with unified security and analytics. The launch, combined with very large AI infrastructure spending plans from hyperscalers such as Alphabet and Amazon, underscores Broadcom’s role at the center of both custom AI accelerators and next‑generation networking needed to handle expanding AI workloads. We’ll now examine how Broadcom’s exposure to hyperscalers’ expanding AI capital expenditure reshapes its investment narrative and long-term growth drivers. We've uncovered the 14 dividend fortresses yielding 5%+ that don't just survive market storms, but thrive in them. What Is Broadcom's Investment Narrative? To own Broadcom, you have to believe its role in custom AI accelerators and high‑end networking stays central as hyperscalers pour hundreds of billions of dollars into data centers. The Wi‑Fi 8 access point and Trident X3+ switch launch fits neatly into that story by extending Broadcom’s AI exposure from cloud cores to enterprise edges, but it is unlikely to be the key near term share price driver compared with Google and Amazon’s capital spending or the $21 billion TPU order backlog. Instead, it slightly strengthens the bull case around long term growth in AI networking, while the main near term catalysts remain Q1 2026 earnings, AI revenue growth and any updates on hyperscaler demand. The biggest risks still sit with valuation, high leverage and potential swings in big customers’ spending plans. But there is a less comfortable side to that hyperscaler dependence that investors should recognize. Broadcom's shares are on the way up, but they could be overextended by 12%. Uncover the fair value now. Exploring Other Perspectives AVGO 1-Year Stock Price Chart Forty one Simply Wall St Community fair value est...
There were 85 warnings and 234 alerts in England as of Saturday evening. Most of the warnings are located in the south-west and the Midlands. There is currently one flood warning in Scotland and none in Wales.
There were 85 warnings and 234 alerts in England as of Saturday evening. Most of the warnings are located in the south-west and the Midlands. There is currently one flood warning in Scotland and none in Wales.
Micron is looking like it might be the next AI hardware winner. Thus far in the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, some of the biggest winners haven't been the developers of AI software but the hardware companies that produce the chips that AI needs to function. Nvidia (NVDA +7.87%) is the prime example. Because of AI's demand for its graphics processing units (GPUs), it has become the most valuab...
Micron is looking like it might be the next AI hardware winner. Thus far in the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, some of the biggest winners haven't been the developers of AI software but the hardware companies that produce the chips that AI needs to function. Nvidia (NVDA +7.87%) is the prime example. Because of AI's demand for its graphics processing units (GPUs), it has become the most valuable company on the planet with a valuation of $4.2 trillion. It even briefly broke above $5 trillion late last year. The company has already created an estimated 27,000 millionaires and likely stands to mint a few more. But it also begs the question of who's next? And I believe I may have an answer for you. Thanks for the memories Based in Boise, Idaho, Micron Technology (MU +3.08%) primarily makes memory hardware, which includes random access memory (RAM) and dynamic random access memory (DRAM). Computers rely on RAM chips to store and recall data. AI needs it for the same reason; it just needs a lot more than the 8-32 gigabytes or so most laptops do these days. AI needs so much RAM, in fact, that tech hardware magazine Tom's Hardware projects that data centers will consume 70% of all memory chips made this year, creating a critical memory shortage. The shortage has already caused the cost of memory for smartphones to grow 10%-15% in 2026. And Intel's CEO Lip-Bu Tan recently said the memory problem was likely to continue for at least the next two years. There's going to be a lot of money to be made by producing memory over the second half of the 2020s. Micron has prepared for it by ending its consumer-market RAM production and breaking ground on a gigantic factory near Syracuse, New York. Micron has already seen its share price jump over 300% over the past 12 months because of it. Despite that, it's still trading at a bargain valuation relative to its competitors. Expand NASDAQ : MU Micron Technology Today's Change ( 3.08 %) $ 11.80 Current Price $ 394.69 Key Data Points Ma...
Micron is looking like it might be the next AI hardware winner. Thus far in the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, some of the biggest winners haven't been the developers of AI software but the hardware companies that produce the chips that AI needs to function. Nvidia (NVDA +8.01%) is the prime example. Because of AI's demand for its graphics processing units (GPUs), it has become the most valuab...
Micron is looking like it might be the next AI hardware winner. Thus far in the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, some of the biggest winners haven't been the developers of AI software but the hardware companies that produce the chips that AI needs to function. Nvidia (NVDA +8.01%) is the prime example. Because of AI's demand for its graphics processing units (GPUs), it has become the most valuable company on the planet with a valuation of $4.2 trillion. It even briefly broke above $5 trillion late last year. The company has already created an estimated 27,000 millionaires and likely stands to mint a few more. But it also begs the question of who's next? And I believe I may have an answer for you. Thanks for the memories Based in Boise, Idaho, Micron Technology (MU +3.17%) primarily makes memory hardware, which includes random access memory (RAM) and dynamic random access memory (DRAM). Computers rely on RAM chips to store and recall data. AI needs it for the same reason; it just needs a lot more than the 8-32 gigabytes or so most laptops do these days. AI needs so much RAM, in fact, that tech hardware magazine Tom's Hardware projects that data centers will consume 70% of all memory chips made this year, creating a critical memory shortage. The shortage has already caused the cost of memory for smartphones to grow 10%-15% in 2026. And Intel's CEO Lip-Bu Tan recently said the memory problem was likely to continue for at least the next two years. There's going to be a lot of money to be made by producing memory over the second half of the 2020s. Micron has prepared for it by ending its consumer-market RAM production and breaking ground on a gigantic factory near Syracuse, New York. Micron has already seen its share price jump over 300% over the past 12 months because of it. Despite that, it's still trading at a bargain valuation relative to its competitors. Expand NASDAQ : MU Micron Technology Today's Change ( 3.17 %) $ 12.13 Current Price $ 395.02 Key Data Points Ma...
The visit comes at a time of improving diplomatic and economic links between the UK and Nigeria - with trade between the two worth more than £8bn in the year to October, government figures show. This makes the African nation one of the UK's most important partners in the continent.
The visit comes at a time of improving diplomatic and economic links between the UK and Nigeria - with trade between the two worth more than £8bn in the year to October, government figures show. This makes the African nation one of the UK's most important partners in the continent.
The 64-year-old has also become an unlikely fashion icon as "sanakatsu" - which roughly translates to "Sanae-mania" - has spread. The black leather tote bag she is often seen carrying has sold out and the pink pen she used at her first press conference has gone viral.
The 64-year-old has also become an unlikely fashion icon as "sanakatsu" - which roughly translates to "Sanae-mania" - has spread. The black leather tote bag she is often seen carrying has sold out and the pink pen she used at her first press conference has gone viral.
農曆大年初一晚舉行的新春花車巡遊，將有近60隊花車及表演隊伍參與。其中一支隊伍集合逾50位兒童舞者，包括三位獲得國際賽冠軍的小舞者。 街舞「無影腳」，側空翻，這些高難度動作難不倒他們。這班7至14歲小朋友，準備在新春花車巡遊，化身馬年小精靈，與旅發局「雙花車」，及其他國際表演隊伍一同壓軸登場。 跳舞學校總教練蕭翊深指出：「有部分動作與馬年舞步有關，例如有一個動作類似米高積遜，會向前衝，就像騎著小馬向前奔騰的感覺。我們希望加入這些舞步和元素，能令大家感受到新的一年，騎著一隻千里馬向前奔放地越做越好。」 這個舞蹈團體逾50人，首次參加花車巡遊。除了有教練為不同年齡小朋友度身設計不同舞步，還有三位經驗豐富的大師姐打頭陣。她們分別在荷蘭、葡萄牙和曼谷的國際賽事中，擊敗來自世界各地的選手奪冠。 荷蘭世界街舞大賽The Notorious All Style Battle U18冠軍古妤瀞說：「覺得好好玩、好有感覺，見到好多觀眾在線上下觀賞，邊走邊跳挺好玩。有很多人看直播，見到我之後會將片段發送給我，說看到我。我覺得很驚喜。」 葡萄牙Dance World Cup 2023世界總決賽冠軍傅靖瑜稱：「主要是因為氣氛令我覺得好歡樂，因為平時比賽時，想贏的心態會多過享受，但花車巡遊就令我享受，用我的舞蹈去感染更多不會跳舞，或者對跳舞有興趣，但未有好深入了解的人。」 包括他們在內，馬年新春花車巡遊共有15隊本地隊伍，表演跳舞、舞龍舞獅、跳繩及魔術等項目。
The last time the chipmaker's forward P/E was this low was May 2025. There are very few people willing to associate the word "cheap" with Nvidia's (NVDA +8.01%) stock, but that's exactly the right adjective. The last time the stock's forward price-to-earnings ratio was this low -- less than a year ago -- in the six months that followed, it racked up returns that nearly caused it to double. Nothing...
The last time the chipmaker's forward P/E was this low was May 2025. There are very few people willing to associate the word "cheap" with Nvidia's (NVDA +8.01%) stock, but that's exactly the right adjective. The last time the stock's forward price-to-earnings ratio was this low -- less than a year ago -- in the six months that followed, it racked up returns that nearly caused it to double. Nothing has really changed in its growth rates since that last rise, so I think the stock could be positioned to do it again. At the very least, I expect it will dramatically outperform the market, making it a great buy. Nvidia's stock looks primed to rise In April 2025, the markets were shaken by President Donald Trump's tariff plans, as concerns soared that those taxes would crater the economy. Trump backed down from some of his original proposed tariffs, but he left many in place and added others. Yet so far, the U.S. economy continues to churn ahead. The market moves a lot faster than the economy or sentiment, which is why it rapidly recovered from the lows it sank to during April and May. During that trough, Nvidia's stock traded at about 24 times forward earnings. As the market recovered, the stock rocketed higher to more than 40 times forward earnings, delivering an impressive 81% return along the way. However, tech stocks have pulled back from the highs that they established in late October to early November, and Nvidia is down around 10% or so from its peak. However, the stock now trades at 25 times forward earnings, which is just slightly more expensive than where it was after it plunged last spring. In my view, that discounted price is investors' ticket to huge returns, particularly considering that the AI computing market is still huge and growing. Nvidia's AI accelerators remain the most popular Nvidia makes graphics processing units (GPUs), and its products remain the top choices in AI computing, despite intensifying competition. Furthermore, all of the AI hyperscale...
The St James' Park crowd roared in belief. Newcastle United captain Bruno Guimaraes had just drawn his side level at 2-2 against Brentford with a confident penalty. But the Magpies were not content with a late equaliser. Sandro Tonali picked the ball out of the net so the game could quickly restart as Guimaraes led the rest of his buoyant team-mates back into their own half. Was it going to be one...
The St James' Park crowd roared in belief. Newcastle United captain Bruno Guimaraes had just drawn his side level at 2-2 against Brentford with a confident penalty. But the Magpies were not content with a late equaliser. Sandro Tonali picked the ball out of the net so the game could quickly restart as Guimaraes led the rest of his buoyant team-mates back into their own half. Was it going to be one of those nights on Tyneside? Not even close. It said it all that this fragile side were only level for a few short minutes before Dango Ouattara fired Brentford back in front after capitalising on poor defending. The team's body blow was one which left home supporters stunned as Newcastle fell to a damaging 3-2 defeat. One irate supporter even made his way towards the back of the dugout in the closing stages to urge head coach Eddie Howe to "sort it out" before loud boos rang out at full-time. Newcastle are now languishing in 12th place in the Premier League - and Howe cut a visibly downbeat figure after the match. Is he under pressure? "I always feel under pressure," the Newcastle head coach said. One win in eight games in all competitions is the current form. "The type of pressure is irrelevant to me," Howe said. "When you're in this job, you're always in that moment, whether it's pressure to win and keep winning or pressure to turn around results. We're very much in that feeling. "I always say the pressure I put on myself couldn't be more extreme because I demand really high standards from what I'm doing, how I work, and what I ask the players to do. I'm obviously not doing my job well enough at the moment."