📈 S\&P Hits New High | Is This Just the Beginning for Nvidia?
As someone that has seen the market evolve over the years, I've seen many rallies, but what's unfolding now is something worth deeper reflection.
This week, the S&P 500 broke to a fresh record, while $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ and $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ jumped over 2%*on renewed optimism. The driver? A convergence of policy and capital:
🧠 Trump's “America AI Action Plan”
Signaling a regulatory tailwind and acceleration of AI-focused data center infrastructure.
🏗️ Alphabet's $10B Capex
Widely interpreted as bullish for NVDA, which continues to dominate the AI compute stack.
Now, with Big Tech earnings just around the corner, one key question dominates the minds of every serious investor:
Will Capex Keep Rising… and Will Nvidia Keep Climbing?
Let's consider the facts:
🔹 NVDA just broke the $4 trillion market cap
🔹 Analysts and institutions are revising upward, not just on revenue but on multi-year Capex pipelines across hyperscalers
🔹 Technically, $170 is a key consolidation zone, but if earnings and Capex narratives align, the path to new highs remains open
My View:
📊 The rally is not just hype. It is Capex-driven, infrastructure-backed, and fundamentally supported.
But...
⚠️ The market has priced in perfection. Any miss in earnings, guidance, or macro sentiment could trigger short-term consolidation.
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Wise Strategy?
In my portfolio, I've adopted a Core-Satellite Approach:
-Core: Hold long-term NVDA positions accumulated at low base (around $17 per share)
-Satellite: Tactical trades on ecosystem plays like AMD, and high-beta AI infrastructure names
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💡 Lesson for All Investors:
In AI, we're not investing in a trend, we're investing in the next utility. Stay informed. Stay nimble. Don't chase position.
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