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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (7485)	8/25/2023 4:47:20 AM
From: Sun Tzu	1 Recommendation Recommended By sixty2nds Respond to of 10744

Ahuh! Goldman Sachs just raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $605 from $495 while maintaining its Buy rating JPMorgan raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $600 from $500 while maintaining its Overweight rating Bank of America raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $650 from $550 while maintaining its Buy rating Morgan Stanley raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $630 from $500 while maintaining its Overweight rating Citi raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $630 from $520 while maintaining its Buy rating Wells Fargo raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $600 from $500 while maintaining its Overweight rating Rosenblatt raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $1,100 from $800 while maintaining its Buy rating Barclays raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $650 from $600 while maintaining its Overweight rating Piper Sandler raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $620 from $500 while maintaining its Overweight rating Jefferies raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $610 from $500 while maintaining its Buy rating Mizuho raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $590 from $530 while maintaining its Buy rating Evercore raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $600 from $550 while maintaining its Outperform rating TD Cowen raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $600 from $500 while maintaining its Outperform rating Bernstein raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $675 from $475 while maintaining its Outperform rating Wolfe raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $630 from $570 while maintaining its Outperform rating HSBC raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $800 from $780 while maintaining its Buy rating Baird raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $750 from $570 while maintaining its Outperform rating Keybanc raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $670 from $620 while maintaining its Overweight rating Oppenheimer raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $650 from $500 while maintaining its Outperform rating Raymond James raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $600 from $500 while maintaining its Strong Buy rating Wedbush raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $600 from $490 while maintaining its Outperform rating UBS raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $560 from $540 while maintaining its Buy rating Deutsche Bank raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $560 from $440 while maintaining its Buy rating BMO raised its price target on Nvidia $NVDA to $600 from $550 while maintaining its Outperform rating BNP Paribas upgraded Nvidia $NVDA to Outperform from Neutral while raising its price target to $745 from $440 Stifel upgraded Nvidia $NVDA to Buy from Hold while raising its price target to $600 from $440 7:13 AM · Aug 24, 2023 · 555.3K Views

To: Sun Tzu who wrote (7485)	8/29/2023 10:47:32 AM
From: Sun Tzu	Respond to of 10744

NVDA may soon squeeze the shorts badly - disclaimer, I bought a few hundred NVDL in the recent pullback. Tesla TSLA is launching a $300 million AI computing cluster Tuesday, according to Oppenheimer analyst Rick Schafer. The supercomputer "will employ 10,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs and is more powerful than the world's third highest-performing supercomputer," noted the analyst. Tesla didn't respond to a request for comment about the computer. The news illustrates something about the way the AI ecosystem is evolving. Nvidia NVDA has the hardware and software that is essentially responsible for AI computing. Tesla is using Nvidia products to develop what Elon Musk hopes is the first truly killer AI app: Self-driving cars. "Tesla is significantly enhancing its computing capabilities to train its full self-driving technology faster," added Schafer in his report. "Tesla plans to spend over $2 billion on AI training in 2023 and another $2 billion in 2024." Musk has said repeatedly that self-driving technology will represent a huge increase in value for his company. His vision is to turn all the Teslas on roads into 'robotaxis' with the flip of a switch when the software that runs the driver-assistance features is good enough. Then customers will pay upfront or annual fees to access the tech. And Tesla itself can run a fleet of robotaxis. The new AI cluster is teaching the software, helping to accelerate development. The use of artificial intelligence is why Musk has also said Tesla is an AI leader, adding that developing self-driving cars is far harder than developing a ChatGPT-like AI.