[Coin World] Wall Street is making big moves again. Morgan Stanley recently raised the target prices for several chip companies, among which Nvidia is expected to rise over 40%. It seems that Morgan Stanley has quite a bit of confidence in this wave of AI chip trends, after all, the demand for AI is right there, and Computing Power is hard currency. However, the stock market is a tricky thing; even if institutions are bullish, it still depends on whether actual performance can keep up, as valuations are already not low.
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MoonlightGamer
· 9h ago
40%? Sounds great, but I'm afraid it might just be paper wealth.
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Hash_Bandit
· 9h ago
ngl, reminds me of the gpu mining days—everyone calling "to the moon" while power efficiency was the real bottleneck. morgan stanley pumping nvidia at +40%? sure, but can their network hashrate... i mean, their actual delivery pipeline actually handle the demand? valuations are already priced in pretty thick. seen this movie before.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 9h ago
Morgan Stanley is making waves again, 40% potential? Just listen, whether it can really rise depends on performance.
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NotSatoshi
· 9h ago
40%? It looks like Morgan Stanley wants to make a quick buck.
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LostBetweenChains
· 9h ago
The valuation is indeed under pressure; no matter how aggressively institutions shout, they can't withstand the collapse of the fundamentals.
Morgan Stanley is bullish on chip stocks, predicting that NVIDIA has over 40% upside.
[Coin World] Wall Street is making big moves again. Morgan Stanley recently raised the target prices for several chip companies, among which Nvidia is expected to rise over 40%. It seems that Morgan Stanley has quite a bit of confidence in this wave of AI chip trends, after all, the demand for AI is right there, and Computing Power is hard currency. However, the stock market is a tricky thing; even if institutions are bullish, it still depends on whether actual performance can keep up, as valuations are already not low.