Jensen Visits China: Is Nvidia Stabilizing or See it at $90?

On Thursday, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met with the founder of DeepSeek in China. This news follows its H20 chip export restrictions. According to two sources familiar with the matter, former President Donald Trump’s proposed new round of tariffs could cost U.S. semiconductor equipment makers over $1 billion annually. ---------- Will tariff restrictions force NVIDIA back to $90? Will Jensen's travel to China stablize NVIDIA stock?

avatarMarkchiow
08:32
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  after goods Friday will see this stock go higher and higher
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avatarMaverickWealthBuilder
07:49

BIG TECH WEEKLY | E-commerce ads shrinks as Meta's guidance in danger

Big-Tech’s PerformanceWeekly macro storyline: Trump to fire Powell? Earnings season coming with tariff desensitization!Although the Trump administration is still in the tariffs from time to time "demon", but the market after last week's volatility has been desensitized, but now trading is more "recession expectations", or the extent of the blow to corporate profits, consumer confidence.In the face of the worsening economic outlook, the European Central Bank on April 17 to complete the seventh round of interest rate cuts, and warned that the escalation of international trade tensions is a serious drag on the eurozone recovery process.The Fed showed a very different rhythm, Powell reiterated the need to judge the policy path based on sufficient data, triggering a harsh rebuke from Trump.Prev
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avatarJimmyHua
03:17
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Jensen’s China visit might be more about damage control than growth. Nvidia’s reliance on high-end chip exports to China is under threat, and the U.S. clampdown is intensifying. Even if Nvidia remains innovative, its access to one of its biggest markets is shrinking. Once growth projections are revised downward, the market may correct aggressively. Don’t forget that tech stocks, especially semis, are highly sensitive to sentiment. If confidence fades, a retracement to $90 isn't unthinkable—especially if macro pressures persist. For risk-averse investors, it might be time to step back and reassess exposure before the next earnings call.
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avatarWendyOneP
03:16
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Jensen Huang’s visit to China signals Nvidia’s commitment to maintaining critical partnerships, even in a challenging geopolitical environment. While regulatory headwinds exist, Nvidia’s core strengths—AI dominance, CUDA ecosystem, and enterprise adoption—aren’t going away. Short-term noise doesn’t erase long-term demand. The visit might even open doors for localized collaboration or supply chain adjustments. Stabilizing above current levels seems more likely than a plunge to $90. Nvidia’s revenue mix is diversified, and even with export controls, domestic and global demand for high-end GPUs continues to grow. For me, this isn’t a sell signal—it’s a strategic pivot moment.
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avatarSamsonChow
03:02
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  still a long play for me!  Love Jensen Huang vs fraudster Elon Musk!
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avatarAN88
04-17 23:20
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  stabilising as company grow
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avatarToNi
04-17 20:24
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 🌏 Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s China Visit: A Strategic Move Amidst Tensions? 💡 Jensen Huang’s meeting with DeepSeek’s founder in China this Thursday isn’t just a courtesy call—it’s a chess move. With the H20 chip export restrictions already squeezing Nvidia’s access to the Chinese market, and Trump’s proposed tariffs looming (potentially costing U.S. semiconductor firms $1B+ annually), Nvidia is clearly trying to secure its foothold in one of the world’s largest tech markets. 🖥️🇨🇳 But let’s break this down. China’s push for self-sufficiency in AI and semiconductors means companies like DeepSeek are racing to reduce reliance on U.S. tech. Jensen’s visit could signal Nvidia’s attempt to maintain relevance—maybe through partnerships or l
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avatarJason_LSE
04-17 16:11
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  Jensen going to China to seek wisdom & advice how to soften Tump tariffs impact to Nvidia business.
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avataryourcelesttyy
04-17 04:23

Nvidia Sinking: Buy-the-Dip Opportunity Again Under $100?

$NVIDIA Corp( $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ )$ $S&P 500(. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ )$ $NASDAQ(. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ )$ On April 16, 2025, Nvidia’s stock plunged 7%, closing at $105, after the U.S. tightened export restrictions on its H20 AI chips, slamming the company with a $5.5 billion charge. This blow, combined with former President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs—potentially costing U.S. semiconductor equipment makers over $1 billion annually—has sent shockwaves through the chip sector. As Nvidia drags down peers like TSMC and ASML, investors are left grappling with big questions: Will these restrictions and tariffs push Nvidia back to $90? Is this a buy-the-dip opportunity un
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Nvidia Sinking: Buy-the-Dip Opportunity Again Under $100?
avatarWendyOneP
04-17 03:25
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ hodlers to Trump after he banned selling the H20 chips to China
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avatarJimmyHua
04-17 03:24
Like this tweet if you’re onboard the $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ train
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avatarMickey082024
04-17 03:21

Nasdaq Bear Market Nvidia Crash!

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Nvidia just dropped a bombshell after the market closed—and the fallout is hitting AMD even harder. Let’s unpack what’s going on. At the time of recording this, Nvidia shares are down between 5.3% and 6.5% in after-hours trading, depending on when you’re watching this. Meanwhile, AMD is down even more—around 6.2%—despite the news being entirely about Nvidia. So what’s the story? Earlier today, Nvidia filed an 8-K revealing that the U.S. government has imposed new export restrictions on its H20 chips—a version of the more advanced H200, tailored specifically to comply with previous export rules for China. The H20 was Nvidia’s workaround for selling chips in the Chinese market. Well, that loophole is now closed. As of April 9, 2025, t
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Nasdaq Bear Market Nvidia Crash!
avatarLeoneeks
04-17 01:05
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avatarTigon
04-16 23:41
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  look at the fundamental of the company, if still a good company, hold and buy every dip.
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avatarFurt
04-16 22:54
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ buy TV he dip, good new must be coming...
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avatarToNi
04-16 21:51
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ NVIDIA: A Titan Poised for Long-Term Ascendance Amid Tariff Turbulence On April 16, 2025, NVIDIA’s stock plummeted 7%, pulling down the broader chip sector, as U.S. export restrictions on its H20 chips imposed a staggering $5.5 billion cost. Reports indicate that former President Donald Trump’s proposed new tariffs could further strain U.S. semiconductor equipment makers, potentially costing over $1 billion annually. This has sparked fears that NVIDIA’s stock might dip below $100, possibly even to $90. Despite these challenges, I remain unequivocally bullish on NVIDIA. Its unrivaled leadership in artificial intelligence (AI), robust demand for its cutting-edge chips, and a forward-looking innovation pipeline make this current dip an
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avatarJessVic
04-16 18:44
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avatarBarcode
04-16 18:14
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$🌐🔥🚨 $NVDA’s Options Flow Just Rewrote the Rules of the Game, A Masterclass in Market Foresight 🚨🔥🌐 In the chess match of global markets, yesterday’s late-session moves on $NVDA were a checkmate few saw coming, yet the board was set hours before the news broke. Let’s dissect this with the clarity of a seasoned trader and the curiosity of a strategist unravelling a high-stakes puzzle. 🧠 The Prelude, Whales Whispered, and the Market Listened As the trading day neared its close yesterday, $NVDA’s options flow turned into a theatre of intent. A staggering $3M in calls were sold off with conviction an hour before the bell, followed by an $8M surge in puts on the Nasdaq 100 ETF at 2:20 PM. The chart tells the story, two distinct spikes in n
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avatarAnthony CY Tan
04-16 17:34
This is an opportunity to buy-the-DIP for Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) in Nvidia. 
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avatarYxYxYx
04-16 16:38
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ seizing the opp. 
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