Comment by solumunus 3 months ago Good point to cash out in my opinion. Extremely likely you can buy NVDA back cheaper in the future. 26 comments solumunus Reply reconnecting 3 months ago $5.83B is too large to be a round trip. This is clearly an exit. marcosdumay 3 months ago It's about 0.1% of the company.Not nothing, for sure, but low enough that you can buy it back in a couple of months. sixeyes 3 months ago Why would they exit nvidia while still keeping upwards of $10B or whatever it is in OpenAI? Genuine question. rchaud 3 months ago Nvidia is investing $100bn in OpenAI: https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/openai-and-nvidia-announc...By purchasing OAI shares now, Softbank will probably be able to sell them to Nvidia at inflated prices later. csomar 3 months ago Nvidia current market cap is 4.84 trillion dollars. Yes, that's roughly 5 trillions of dollars. 5.83B is a rounding error. reconnecting 3 months ago In numbers, yes, a rounding error. In fact, SoftBank was one of Nvidia's backers, and whatever this sell means in the stock markets, this is a strong signal. nromiun 3 months ago Market capitalization is not equal to real money. Take a look at how Elon Musk bought Twitter. 2 replies → fnands 3 months ago Maybe. Could go up still, but a surprisingly conservative move for SoftBank.But hey, maybe the market crashes tomorrow and this is seen as the best piece of timing ever seen, maybe it doubles in the next year.In any case, you never lose by taking profit. solumunus 3 months ago I’m not calling the top, but I think it’s incredibly likely we’ll see NVDA with a lower market cap than this in the next 3 years. lazide 3 months ago Softbank is likely in trouble and needs the cash or something. reconnecting 3 months ago SoftBank, according to its stock, is in the best shape ever.https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SFTBY/ 5 replies → drstewart 3 months ago [flagged] vntok 3 months ago Why are you assuming people around you automatically have the means and desire to invest their own money into risky financial instruments?This is so weird. drstewart 3 months ago Risky? He said it's EXTREMELY likely. There's little risk. Margin loans are available. 5 replies →
reconnecting 3 months ago $5.83B is too large to be a round trip. This is clearly an exit. marcosdumay 3 months ago It's about 0.1% of the company.Not nothing, for sure, but low enough that you can buy it back in a couple of months. sixeyes 3 months ago Why would they exit nvidia while still keeping upwards of $10B or whatever it is in OpenAI? Genuine question. rchaud 3 months ago Nvidia is investing $100bn in OpenAI: https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/openai-and-nvidia-announc...By purchasing OAI shares now, Softbank will probably be able to sell them to Nvidia at inflated prices later. csomar 3 months ago Nvidia current market cap is 4.84 trillion dollars. Yes, that's roughly 5 trillions of dollars. 5.83B is a rounding error. reconnecting 3 months ago In numbers, yes, a rounding error. In fact, SoftBank was one of Nvidia's backers, and whatever this sell means in the stock markets, this is a strong signal. nromiun 3 months ago Market capitalization is not equal to real money. Take a look at how Elon Musk bought Twitter. 2 replies →
marcosdumay 3 months ago It's about 0.1% of the company.Not nothing, for sure, but low enough that you can buy it back in a couple of months.
sixeyes 3 months ago Why would they exit nvidia while still keeping upwards of $10B or whatever it is in OpenAI? Genuine question. rchaud 3 months ago Nvidia is investing $100bn in OpenAI: https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/openai-and-nvidia-announc...By purchasing OAI shares now, Softbank will probably be able to sell them to Nvidia at inflated prices later.
rchaud 3 months ago Nvidia is investing $100bn in OpenAI: https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/openai-and-nvidia-announc...By purchasing OAI shares now, Softbank will probably be able to sell them to Nvidia at inflated prices later.
csomar 3 months ago Nvidia current market cap is 4.84 trillion dollars. Yes, that's roughly 5 trillions of dollars. 5.83B is a rounding error. reconnecting 3 months ago In numbers, yes, a rounding error. In fact, SoftBank was one of Nvidia's backers, and whatever this sell means in the stock markets, this is a strong signal. nromiun 3 months ago Market capitalization is not equal to real money. Take a look at how Elon Musk bought Twitter. 2 replies →
reconnecting 3 months ago In numbers, yes, a rounding error. In fact, SoftBank was one of Nvidia's backers, and whatever this sell means in the stock markets, this is a strong signal.
nromiun 3 months ago Market capitalization is not equal to real money. Take a look at how Elon Musk bought Twitter. 2 replies →
fnands 3 months ago Maybe. Could go up still, but a surprisingly conservative move for SoftBank.But hey, maybe the market crashes tomorrow and this is seen as the best piece of timing ever seen, maybe it doubles in the next year.In any case, you never lose by taking profit. solumunus 3 months ago I’m not calling the top, but I think it’s incredibly likely we’ll see NVDA with a lower market cap than this in the next 3 years. lazide 3 months ago Softbank is likely in trouble and needs the cash or something. reconnecting 3 months ago SoftBank, according to its stock, is in the best shape ever.https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SFTBY/ 5 replies →
solumunus 3 months ago I’m not calling the top, but I think it’s incredibly likely we’ll see NVDA with a lower market cap than this in the next 3 years.
lazide 3 months ago Softbank is likely in trouble and needs the cash or something. reconnecting 3 months ago SoftBank, according to its stock, is in the best shape ever.https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SFTBY/ 5 replies →
reconnecting 3 months ago SoftBank, according to its stock, is in the best shape ever.https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SFTBY/ 5 replies →
drstewart 3 months ago [flagged] vntok 3 months ago Why are you assuming people around you automatically have the means and desire to invest their own money into risky financial instruments?This is so weird. drstewart 3 months ago Risky? He said it's EXTREMELY likely. There's little risk. Margin loans are available. 5 replies →
vntok 3 months ago Why are you assuming people around you automatically have the means and desire to invest their own money into risky financial instruments?This is so weird. drstewart 3 months ago Risky? He said it's EXTREMELY likely. There's little risk. Margin loans are available. 5 replies →
drstewart 3 months ago Risky? He said it's EXTREMELY likely. There's little risk. Margin loans are available. 5 replies →
$5.83B is too large to be a round trip. This is clearly an exit.
It's about 0.1% of the company.
Not nothing, for sure, but low enough that you can buy it back in a couple of months.
Why would they exit nvidia while still keeping upwards of $10B or whatever it is in OpenAI? Genuine question.
Nvidia is investing $100bn in OpenAI: https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/openai-and-nvidia-announc...
By purchasing OAI shares now, Softbank will probably be able to sell them to Nvidia at inflated prices later.
Nvidia current market cap is 4.84 trillion dollars. Yes, that's roughly 5 trillions of dollars. 5.83B is a rounding error.
In numbers, yes, a rounding error. In fact, SoftBank was one of Nvidia's backers, and whatever this sell means in the stock markets, this is a strong signal.
Market capitalization is not equal to real money. Take a look at how Elon Musk bought Twitter.
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Maybe. Could go up still, but a surprisingly conservative move for SoftBank.
But hey, maybe the market crashes tomorrow and this is seen as the best piece of timing ever seen, maybe it doubles in the next year.
In any case, you never lose by taking profit.
I’m not calling the top, but I think it’s incredibly likely we’ll see NVDA with a lower market cap than this in the next 3 years.
Softbank is likely in trouble and needs the cash or something.
SoftBank, according to its stock, is in the best shape ever.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SFTBY/
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Why are you assuming people around you automatically have the means and desire to invest their own money into risky financial instruments?
This is so weird.
Risky? He said it's EXTREMELY likely. There's little risk. Margin loans are available.
5 replies →