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Shyon
06-30
$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ rise has been absolutely historic, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it becomes the first $4 trillion company soon. The combination of surging AI demand, expanding use cases in robotics & growing adoption in autonomous driving gives it a long runway for growth. Jensen Huang’s vision isn’t just hype—it’s backed by real technological leadership and execution.

Personally, I think companies that successfully ride multiple waves—like Nvidia with GPUs, AI, and now robotics—tend to have the culture, talent, and foresight to spot future trends early. Nvidia has proven again and again that it’s not just following hype cycles. That kind of track record builds serious investor confidence.

Right now, it’s hard to find a better blend of momentum, fundamentals, and visionary leadership in the market. While there are always risks in high valuations, I still believe Nvidia offers rare long-term potential that’s worth holding onto or even adding more.
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