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Nvidia (NVDA) shares remained under pressure on Wednesday, falling around 3% to trade near $216 as investors continued to rotate toward other areas of the artificial intelligence hardware ecosystem.
The decline followed a volatile session on Tuesday when Nvidia shares briefly climbed above $230 before reversing course and ending the day down 0.7%.
While Nvidia remains the dominant force in Al accelerators and graphics processing units, investor enthusiasm has recently shifted toward other segments of the Al infrastructure market, including central processing units, memory chips, and optical networking technologies.
That shift has left Nvidia in an unusual position.
The company continues to announce new products and outline major growth opportunities, yet its stock has struggled to match the momentum seen in some other Al-related names.
Computex announcements generate limited enthusiasm
Beyond its traditional GPU business, Nvidia is increasingly attempting to convince investors that its emerging CPU business could become a meaningful growth driver.
At Computex this week, Nvidia unveiled a range of new initiatives, including its RTX Spark Al-focused PC chip platform, which combines the company's graphics technology with a new Arm-based processor architecture.
The announcement was designed to expand Nvidia's reach into the personal computer market, an area historically dominated by Intel, Advanced Micro Devices, and Qualcomm.
However, investors appeared cautious about assigning significant value to the opportunity.
While the PC initiative broadens Nvidia's addressable market, many investors remain focused on the company's data center business, which has been the primary driver of its explosive growth during the Al boom.
Questions also remain about the ultimate size of the premium Al PC market and how quickly adoption could occur compared with the much larger demand environment for data center infrastructure.
As a result, Nvidia's Computex announcements provided only modest support for the stock.
Huang defends Al investment returns
Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang spent much of the week promoting the long-term economic potential of artificial intelligence and addressing concerns surrounding the massive capital expenditures currently being directed toward Al infrastructure.
Huang argued that concerns about Al profitability are increasingly outdated.
According to a Bloomberg report, Huang, speaking at a private event in Taipei attended by investors, financial institutions, and family offices, said returns on Al investments have improved dramatically.
"Only for the last six months has the ROI been completely reset. It is now insanely profitable," Huang said.
The Nvidia co-founder argued that the technology has already created trillions of dollars in value and suggested that skepticism about Al investment returns is misplaced.
Only "crazy" people would question the returns being generated by Al, Huang said, according to the report.
The comments come as investors continue debating whether the hundreds of billions of dollars being spent annually on Al infrastructure by technology companies will ultimately generate sufficient returns.
Analysts strongly bullish
Morgan Stanley reiterated its Overweight rating on Nvidia with a $288 price target and maintained the stock as its top pick within the processor sector.
The firm said Nvidia remains one of the most attractive valuations across the semiconductor industry and noted the company's growing presence across multiple product categories.
Following management presentations and investor discussions during Computex, Morgan Stanley highlighted Nvidia's expanding CPU opportunity.
According to the firm, company executives indicated that Nvidia now has visibility into approximately $20 billion of CPU-related revenue opportunities.
Morgan Stanley also pointed to Nvidia's efforts to improve the economics of Al infrastructure deployments, noting that roughly half of the total cost of ownership for Al factories is associated with head-node systems.
The firm said Nvidia's ability to demonstrate leadership in reducing those costs could become an important catalyst for investor sentiment over time.
For now, however, investors appear to be waiting for additional evidence that Nvidia's newer businesses can become meaningful contributors alongside its dominant GPU franchise.
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The crypto market just reminded everyone why it’s the ultimate rollercoaster. A sharp market wide pullback has shaved 2% to 6% off most portfolios in a mere 24 hours. BTC slid over 6%, slipping below the critical $67,000 threshold, while ETH took a 6.52% hit, tumbling under $1,900. Even the red hot AI sector cooled off with a 6.06% collective dip.
But while the sea of red has casual traders panicking, seasoned market observers are eyeing the charts with a different question in mind: Is this the ultimate dip buying opportunity?
Let’s break down the macro trend and where the smart money is looking.
Bitcoin’s drop below $67,000 triggered a cascade of liquidations, but this flush-out might be exactly what the market needed to clear out over-leveraged longs.
The area around $66,000 serves as a crucial psychological and technical support level. Structurally, this region aligns with key moving averages and historical order blocks where buyers have aggressively stepped in before.
If BTC can stabilize and consolidate above $66,000, this pullback transforms from a "collapse" into a healthy, mid-trend retest. For spot buyers, scaling in (DCA) around these levels offers a highly favorable risk-to-reward ratio. However, a clean break below $66,000 could open the door for a deeper retest toward the $64,000 liquidity pools.
While the majors bled, a few select assets refused to follow the script. HYPE and ZEC showed remarkable relative strength, surging against the broader market downtrend. Spotting these resilient outliers during a crash is often the easiest way to identify what will pump the hardest when the market bounces.
Beyond those two, the entire RWA sector completely bucked the trend today. If you are looking for coins displaying massive resilience right now, keep a close eye on these specific narratives.
Institutional capital isn't leaving the space; it's rotating. The strength in RWA leaders like Ondo and Pendle indicates that smart money is hiding out in yield-bearing, asset-backed protocols while volatile tech plays take a breather.
Simultaneously, keep an eye on high-beta ecosystem anchors like Solana or dominant Layer 2 leaders. When BTC stabilizes, capital usually floods back into high liquidity ecosystems first. Look for top tier networks that hit major support levels during this flush and show an immediate, aggressive bounce back reflex on the hourly charts.
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