Key Points Nvidia's financials continue to improve. Its GPUs are in high demand from AI companies. If you're unsure whether to load up on Nvidia stock now, another option is dollar-cost averaging -- putting smaller investments on auto-pilot. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia › Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) just finished up another great year. The stock rose 39% in 2025 and looking at recent earnings re...
Key Points Nvidia's financials continue to improve. Its GPUs are in high demand from AI companies. If you're unsure whether to load up on Nvidia stock now, another option is dollar-cost averaging -- putting smaller investments on auto-pilot. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia › Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) just finished up another great year. The stock rose 39% in 2025 and looking at recent earnings reports, for the first three quarters of its 2026 fiscal year (the nine-month period ending Oct. 26, 2025), the chipmaker's revenue increased 62% year over year. Gross profit increased 48%, and net income increased 52%. Expectations are high for this year, especially after management revealed an order backlog of $500 billion through the end of 2026. However, Nvidia is trading at an expensive 46 times trailing earnings. With that in mind, should you buy Nvidia stock now or wait for a cheaper opportunity? Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now. Continue » How to buy Nvidia shares There's a lot to like about Nvidia as an investment. Nvidia's graphics processing units (GPUs) are in high demand from other AI companies, which is the primary reason its revenue has exploded. Data center revenue made up 90% of Nvidia's total revenue in its most recent quarter. It's certainly a quality company to have in your portfolio, particularly if you're looking for top AI stocks. Excellent companies often trade at high valuations, so you shouldn't let its price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) dissuade you from investing. That said, it's normal to question how much more Nvidia can grow if there is a pullback in the near future. It's the largest public company by market cap as I write this, and the valuation is high, although reasonable compared to most AI companies. For perspective, competitor Advanced Micro Devices trades at 106 times trailing earnings, making Nvidia look like a bargain in comparison. If you're concerned ...
Never miss an episode. Follow The Big Take daily podcast today. President Trump announced early Saturday morning that the United States had carried out a strike against Venezuela and captured its president, Nicolás Maduro, and his wife. The pair was taken to the US where they face terrorism- and drug trafficking-related charges. A few hours later, Trump announced that the US would be administering...
Never miss an episode. Follow The Big Take daily podcast today. President Trump announced early Saturday morning that the United States had carried out a strike against Venezuela and captured its president, Nicolás Maduro, and his wife. The pair was taken to the US where they face terrorism- and drug trafficking-related charges. A few hours later, Trump announced that the US would be administering the country of Venezuela until there could be a “safe, proper, and judicious transition.” On today’s Big Take podcast, Bloomberg’s Nathan Hager sits down with Latin America regional editor Crayton Harrison to talk about the situation on the ground following the strike and what’s at stake for the people of Venezuela, its neighbors in the region and the global economy. Listen and follow The Big Take on Apple Podcasts , Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. This episode was produced by: David Fox; Editors: Naomi Shavin; Fact-checker: Eleanor Harrison-Dengate and Naomi Ng; Sound Design/Engineer: Alex Sugiura; Senior Producer: Naomi Shavin; Senior Editor: Elisabeth Ponsot; Deputy Executive Producer: Julia Weaver; Executive Producer: Nicole Beemsterboer.
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A 20-year-old man was injured after a basketball post collapsed and struck him while he was playing with a friend at a court near a Hong Kong public housing estate. Police received a report of the incident at Kau Pui Lung Road Playground, located near Lok Man Sun Chuen estate in To Kwa Wan, at 10.22pm on Sunday. The force said the victim, surnamed Choi, was playing basketball when the metal struct...
A 20-year-old man was injured after a basketball post collapsed and struck him while he was playing with a friend at a court near a Hong Kong public housing estate. Police received a report of the incident at Kau Pui Lung Road Playground, located near Lok Man Sun Chuen estate in To Kwa Wan, at 10.22pm on Sunday. The force said the victim, surnamed Choi, was playing basketball when the metal structure suddenly tilted forward and fell on him, leading to injuries to his head and knees. Advertisement Paramedics arrived at the scene and attended to Choi. He was fitted with a neck brace and secured to a spinal board as a precautionary measure, before being sent to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Yau Ma Tei for treatment. Police classified the case as “property damage found” and “a person accidentally injured”. Advertisement Online photos showed the green basketball post tilted forward at a sharp angle, with the backboard and rim collapsed on the ground. The structure’s two primary support pillars were dislodged from the base, exposing jagged white mounting material from the foundation.
Footage Suggests 'Black Program' Stealth Drone May Have Supported Delta Force In Maduro Capture Operation Our reporting on Saturday, spanning from early morning through late night, covered the incremental developments as U.S. Delta Force operators successfully executed Operation Absolute Resolve. This operation led to the capture of Venezuelan socialist leader Nicolás Maduro, his immediate transpo...
Footage Suggests 'Black Program' Stealth Drone May Have Supported Delta Force In Maduro Capture Operation Our reporting on Saturday, spanning from early morning through late night, covered the incremental developments as U.S. Delta Force operators successfully executed Operation Absolute Resolve. This operation led to the capture of Venezuelan socialist leader Nicolás Maduro, his immediate transport to the U.S., and the filing of federal charges in New York, including a highly visible "perp walk" designed to send a clear message to other left-wing-controlled countries in the Western Hemisphere that America is back. In a late-night press briefing, Gen. Dan "Razin" Caine disclosed that the operation involved the deployment of more than 150 air assets, underscoring the air-dominant posture of the Delta Force-led mission. "Last night, on the order of the President of the United States and in support of a request from the Department of Justice, as the President said, the United States military conducted an apprehension mission in Caracas, Venezuela, to bring to justice two indicted persons, Nicolás and Cecilia Maduro," Caine told reporters. He continued: "This operation, known as Operation Absolute Resolve, was discreet and precise, conducted during the darkest hours of January 2nd, and was the culmination of months of planning and rehearsal, an operation that, frankly, only the United States military could undertake. In an unprecedented operation, we leveraged our unmatched intelligence capabilities and years of experience hunting terrorists. We could not have accomplished this mission without the extraordinary work of multiple intelligence agencies, including the CIA, NSA, and NGA. We watched, we waited, we prepared, and remained patient and professional. This mission was meticulously planned, drawing lessons from decades of operations. It was an audacious effort that only the United States could execute. It required the highest level of precision and integration withi...
Joe Lonsdale, co-founder of Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE:PLTR), reflected on the company's employee equity strategy, saying early stock grants generated substantial wealth for the first team members. Equity-First Compensation Model In an interview released by Heartland Ventures last month, Lonsdale told host and founder, Max Brickman, that during early recruitment, he showed candidates equity ...
Joe Lonsdale, co-founder of Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE:PLTR), reflected on the company's employee equity strategy, saying early stock grants generated substantial wealth for the first team members. Equity-First Compensation Model In an interview released by Heartland Ventures last month, Lonsdale told host and founder, Max Brickman, that during early recruitment, he showed candidates equity value tables based on different company valuations. He explained that the company's equity-first compensation model was designed to give employees a meaningful stake in Palantir, often in exchange for lower salaries. Employees were offered multiple options with varying equity-to-salary ratios to encourage long-term ownership rather than immediate cash compensation. Don't Miss: Missed Nvidia and Tesla? RAD Intel Could Be the Next AI Powerhouse — Just $0.85 a Share GM-Backed EnergyX Is Solving the Lithium Supply Crisis — Invest Before They Scale Global Production “Here’s what your shares would be worth if we get to $5 billion,” Lonsdale told candidates, to which people responded, “Joe, you can’t say it’s worth $5 billion. That’s unrealistic.” The Colorado-based software company used an equity-first pay model, giving employees a large part of their compensation as company ownership rather than a higher base salary. This approach helps the company conserve cash while directly linking employees' success to the company's long-term growth. Early Employees Reaped Major Rewards The prominent American entrepreneur and venture capitalist said the approach paid off for early employees, many of whom became significantly wealthy as the company grew. Lonsdale noted that Palantir, which he co-founded at age 21 and where he personally hired most of the first 200 employees, was valued at approximately $20 to $25 billion before the AI boom. See Also: An EA Co-Founder Shapes This VC Backed Marketplace—Now You Can Invest in Gaming's Next Big Platform Jokingly, he highlighted the outcomes for ea...