WSB Hot Discussion | Nvidia Unfazed by CPI, Continuing to Lead the US Stock Market?
Reddit has fallen for three consecutive days, hitting a historic low with the current stock price at $42
NVIDIA is the hottest topic, with the overnight market plunging due to CPI exceeding expectations, while NVIDIA unexpectedly rose by 2%. The day before, Intel released a new generation of AI chips, causing market concerns about challenging NVIDIA, leading to a nearly 5% intraday drop for NVIDIA.
Intel, on the other hand, fell by 3% overnight and has dropped by 15.7% since 2024, making it the worst-performing chip stock.
Ranked second and sixth in terms of popularity are the EFTs of CPI and PPI. The data released last night raised concerns about secondary inflation, leading to a delay in interest rate cuts.
Tesla ranks third in popularity, with a cumulative decline of 30.8% since 2024, while the Nasdaq 100 index rose by 7%. The shadow of Tesla's Q1 delivery data falling short of expectations still lingers.
TSMC ranks fifth in popularity, with impressive sales growth in March, rising against the trend by 0.56% overnight.
Apple ranks eighth in popularity, with a 12.7% decline since 2024.
Meta ranks ninth in popularity, with six consecutive quarters of growth and a current P/E ratio of nearly 35 times.
Reddit ranks 12th in popularity, falling for three consecutive days to hit a historical low, with the current stock price at $42 (the IPO price was $34, and the historical high was $74.9).
Data source: swaggystocks.com, the most discussed stocks in the past 24 hours
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