Nvidia Investors Just Got Great News From Meta Platforms
Good news has been in short supply for Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) investors this year. Shares of the technology giant are down 15% in 2025 as of this writing, despite solid earnings results released in February that not only beat the market's expectations but also pointed toward a bright future.Nvidia's pullback is a result of factors outside of the company's control. The potential fallout of President Trump's new tariffs along with the export controls on sales of the company's chips have dented investor confidence in the stock. Additionally, Wall Street is concerned about a potential drop in the pace of spending on artificial intelligence (AI) hardware.However, a closer look at the recent developments in the AI space suggests that the drop in Nvidia stock this year doesn't seem justified. Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META), which is among Nvidia's major customers, recently released its quarterly results, which hint at better times for the chipmaker.Continue reading
Good news has been in short supply for Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) investors this year. Shares of the technology giant are down 15% in 2025 as of this writing, despite solid earnings results released in February that not only beat the market's expectations but also pointed toward a bright future.
Nvidia's pullback is a result of factors outside of the company's control. The potential fallout of President Trump's new tariffs along with the export controls on sales of the company's chips have dented investor confidence in the stock. Additionally, Wall Street is concerned about a potential drop in the pace of spending on artificial intelligence (AI) hardware.
However, a closer look at the recent developments in the AI space suggests that the drop in Nvidia stock this year doesn't seem justified. Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META), which is among Nvidia's major customers, recently released its quarterly results, which hint at better times for the chipmaker.
