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NVIDIA-backed humanoid robot startup Figure AI reveals an extremely low job acceptance rate of 0.24%

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QPUs that could potentially replace GPUs are reportedly entering mass production in 2026

SK Hynix to collaborate with NVIDIA on developing next-generation AI memory technology

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To address power shortages, NVIDIA will reportedly hold a closed-door summit.

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Analysts used TipRanks' Stock Comparison Tool to compare Microsoft (MSFT), Alphabet (GOOGL), and Nvidia (NVDA) to determine which mega-cap stock has the highest upside potential. These stocks are known for their long-term growth potential and strong market positions.

- Investors seeking long-term growth may consider mega-cap stocks, defined as those with a market capitalization exceeding $200 billion.  
- These stocks represent large, established companies with strong industry positions, such as Microsoft, Alphabet, and Nvidia, which were analyzed for their upside potential using TipRanks' Stock Comparison Tool.  
- The analysis aims to identify which mega-cap stock offers the highest growth potential according to Wall Street insights.

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MSFT vs. GOOGL vs. NVDA: Which 'Strong Buy' Mega-Cap Stock Has the Highest Upside Potential, According to Analysts?

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Nvidia faces pressure as Google intensifies its AI efforts, posing a risk to Nvidia's dominance. Stephen Witt highlights Google's Gemini AI as a threat, running on Google's TPUs. Jensen Huang is shifting focus to robotics to counter this. Concerns arise over Nvidia's leadership, with no clear successor to Huang. The company's future hinges on Huang's leadership amid market uncertainties.

- Sundar Pichai is intensifying Google's efforts in the AI sector, posing a significant threat to Nvidia's dominance, according to Stephen Witt, author of a biography on Jensen Huang.  
- Witt highlights Google's Gemini as a strong competitor, which operates on Google's TPUs, potentially allowing Google to set a precedent for other tech giants.  
- Nvidia faces challenges with its leadership structure, as Jensen Huang lacks a clear successor, raising concerns about the company's future amidst increasing competition from Google and others.

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The United States is trying to tax its way through the AI arms race, and the numbers do not add up. By letting Nvidia resume advanced chip exports to China while skimming a 25 percent cut of those sales, President Donald Trump has embraced a policy that pleases almost no one in the security community […]

- The United States is attempting to navigate the AI arms race through taxation, but the financial implications are questionable.  
- President Donald Trump has allowed Nvidia to resume advanced chip exports to China while imposing a 25 percent tax on those sales.  
- This policy has garnered little support within the security community, indicating widespread dissatisfaction.  

Experts say a 25% US cut of Nvidia chip sales makes no sense

The article suggests investing $1,000 in tech stocks like Nvidia, Alphabet, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing for 2026 and beyond. Nvidia benefits from AI infrastructure growth, Alphabet has a strong AI tech stack, and TSMC is crucial for AI chip production. These companies are well-positioned for future growth due to their roles in AI development and infrastructure.

- The article discusses three tech stocks to consider for investment in 2026: Nvidia, Alphabet, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC).  
- Nvidia is positioned to benefit from the AI infrastructure boom, holding over 90% market share in GPU data centers, while Alphabet leverages its comprehensive AI tech stack for revenue growth in cloud computing and search.  
- TSMC, as the largest semiconductor manufacturer, is crucial for AI chip production, anticipating a mid-40% CAGR in AI chip demand and planning to increase service prices in 2026.

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Michael Burry, known for "The Big Short," warns of an unpredictable AI bubble burst, criticizing Nvidia's role in the hype. He suggests the bubble may still expand but warns of a potential market top. Burry highlights concerns over "supply-side gluttony" and advises against shorting stocks. He compares Nvidia to Cisco during the dot-com crash, implying a nearing peak of the AI bubble. Despite his warnings, Burry admits the timing of the burst is unpredictable.

- Michael Burry has warned about the unpredictability of a potential AI bubble burst, criticizing Nvidia's role in the hype.  
- He believes the stock market may be nearing a generational top due to "supply-side gluttony" and cautions against shorting overvalued stocks.  
- Burry's comparison of Nvidia to Cisco during the dot-com crash suggests concerns about the sustainability of the current AI excitement and potential market volatility.

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Investor Michael Burry Criticizes Nvidia, Warns Of Unpredictable AI Bubble Burst, Says 'There Is No Way To Time Or Predict'

BofA Securities analyst Vivek Arya reiterated a Buy rating on NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) with a $275.00 price target, citing the company's unmatched leadership, long-term visibility, and margin durability. Nvidia's GPUs are considered a full generation ahead of rivals, making its shares compelling for investors.

- NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) is highlighted as a key AI stock for investors.  
- BofA Securities analyst Vivek Arya has maintained a Buy rating on the stock, setting a price target of $275.00.  
- The bank asserts that Nvidia shares are attractive due to the company's leadership, long-term prospects, and strong margins.  

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BofA says Nvidia (NVDA) GPUs remain a full generation ahead of rivals

Nvidia's market value soared past $4 trillion, making it the world's biggest company. Investors see Nvidia as a key player in the AI boom, with its GPUs powering AI development. The company aims to innovate annually, maintaining its leadership. Nvidia's market value could reach $10 trillion by 2030, driven by AI infrastructure spending and its strong position in the GPU market. Analysts project significant revenue growth, supporting this potential valuation.

- Nvidia has achieved a significant milestone, surpassing a market value of $4 trillion, making it the world's largest company, driven by its dominance in the AI sector.  
- The company's growth is fueled by its leading position in GPU production, with sales projected to reach $213 billion this fiscal year and $316 billion next year, indicating strong revenue growth.  
- Analysts suggest that if Nvidia maintains its innovation and capitalizes on the increasing demand for AI infrastructure, it could potentially reach a market value of $10 trillion by 2030.

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Investors are questioning AI-linked stock valuations due to slowing growth and high spending. Concerns arise as companies like Nvidia and Oracle face stock drops and financial pressures. OpenAI's high costs and potential cash flow issues add to the tension. Major tech firms are heavily investing in AI, but revenue growth may not match expenses, leading to potential market corrections. The situation raises doubts about the sustainability of current valuations and the future of AI investments.

- Investors are increasingly skeptical about stock prices linked to artificial intelligence, questioning the sustainability of the current market frenzy.  
- Major companies like Nvidia and Oracle are experiencing significant stock declines due to high costs and slowing growth, raising concerns about the viability of their AI investments.  
- As capital flows into AI projects, the potential for a market correction looms, with investors weighing the risks against the opportunities presented by ongoing technological advancements.

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Investors are questioning AI-linked stock valuations as slowing growth hits major tech

MarketBeat highlights five entertainment stocks to watch: Walt Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, Verizon Communications, Roblox, and Flutter Entertainment. These stocks have high trading volumes and are sensitive to consumer trends and economic cycles. Disney's $1 billion deal with OpenAI is noted, but analysts suggest other stocks may be better buys despite Disney's Moderate Buy rating.

- Disney's recent $1 billion deal highlights its ongoing expansion in the entertainment sector, alongside notable companies like Warner Bros. Discovery and Verizon.  
- The article discusses the performance and market sensitivity of entertainment stocks, emphasizing their reliance on consumer trends and technological changes.  
- MarketBeat identifies Disney and four other companies as key stocks to watch, although Disney is not currently among the top recommendations from analysts.

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Investor Johnny Rice questions the sustainability of Nvidia's growth amid the AI boom, despite its strong financial performance. He highlights concerns about AI's real economic impact and competition from Alphabet's Gemini 3. While Nvidia's stock has a Strong Buy consensus on Wall Street, Rice doubts its long-term trajectory. The stock is expected to rise by 48% over the next year, according to analysts.

- Nvidia continues to exceed analyst expectations, reporting a revenue surge to $57 billion, up 62% year over year, and guiding for $65 billion next quarter.  
- Despite strong numbers, investor concerns arise regarding the sustainability of Nvidia's dominance in the AI sector, especially with emerging competition like Alphabet's Gemini 3.  
- While Wall Street maintains a Strong Buy consensus for Nvidia, doubts linger about the long-term viability of its growth trajectory amidst increasing scrutiny of AI investments.  

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AT&T customers affected by data breaches in 2019 and 2022 can claim part of a $177 million settlement. Payouts up to $7,500 are available, with claims due by December 18. The breaches exposed personal data of millions, leading to lawsuits and settlement approval. Customers must provide documentation to qualify for higher payments. Emails from attsettlement@e.emailksa.com contain claim instructions.

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Tyler Stone Wealth Management increased its stake in Exxon Mobil by 14.1% in Q2, acquiring 8,779 shares. Exxon Mobil's stock performance and analyst ratings are highlighted, with price targets raised by Jefferies, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, and TD Cowen. The company announced a dividend increase, reflecting a 3.5% yield. Institutional investors own 61.80% of Exxon Mobil's stock.

- Tyler Stone Wealth Management increased its stake in Exxon Mobil Corporation by 14.1% in Q2, owning 71,091 shares valued at $7,664,000.  
- Other institutional investors also adjusted their positions, with notable increases from Linscomb Wealth Inc. and Jones Financial Companies, reflecting a growing interest in Exxon Mobil.  
- The company recently announced a dividend increase to $1.03 per share, with analysts maintaining a consensus rating of "Moderate Buy" and a price target of $129.24.

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Thrivent Financial for Lutherans reduced its stake in QUALCOMM by 41.3% in Q2, selling 693,672 shares. Other major investors like Vanguard, Kingstone Capital, and State Street increased their holdings. QUALCOMM's stock has mixed analyst ratings, with a consensus target price of $191.00. Insiders, including the CFO and CEO, sold significant shares recently. QUALCOMM's stock opened at $178.29 on Friday, with a market cap of $190.95 billion.

- Thrivent Financial for Lutherans reduced its stake in QUALCOMM by 41.3%, owning 987,530 shares valued at $157.27 million after selling 693,672 shares in Q2.  
- Other investors, including Vanguard and Kingstone Capital Partners, adjusted their holdings, with Vanguard increasing its stake by 0.3% and Kingstone boosting it by 656,661%.  
- QUALCOMM's stock has a market cap of $190.95 billion, with a recent quarterly EPS of $3.00, exceeding estimates, and a dividend yield of 2.0%.

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Public Sector Pension Investment Board reduced its stake in AT&T Inc. by 61.1% in Q2, selling 1,881,928 shares. AT&T's stock performance and analyst ratings are mixed, with a consensus rating of "Moderate Buy" and an average target price of $30.55. The company reported Q3 earnings of $0.54 per share, meeting expectations, with revenue up 1.7% year-over-year. AT&T announced a quarterly dividend of $0.2775 per share, yielding 4.5% annually.