Nvidia is one of the Nasdaq’s largest stocks, trading on the Nasdaq-100 and one of the 15 highest companies on the capitalization index (ranked 10th at the time of this writing).
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As the evolution of Nvidia’s share price has been one of the most remarkable in the last decade, it is one of the strongest global stocks in the last 10 years, having gone from $5.7 in 2009 to more than $500 in 2020, in a bull market of a magnitude that few stocks were able to equal in that period.
The listing of Nvidia is a widely followed operation in international markets, especially in the United States and in Taiwan and China, where the company has a strong presence. With Apple, Amazon, Google, Facebook, and even Tesla or Nvidia, it is also included on the FAANG Plus list, which contains the great champions of the internet on the stock exchange.
When investing in this business, there are many concerns that can be asked, certainly one of the most tempting today when it comes to investing and it seems that it has had a blessing with the Covid crisis.
Well, after growing more than 100% in 2012, the stock continues to climb, and increasing more and more in a meteoric bull market like few in those years, rising remarkably in around two years, at a rate of 150% per year.
A complete trade war between the United States and China will be one of the storm clouds that could cause the most challenges for this company in the future, making the company experience extreme backlash in the Chinese market, but not so much in pro-U.S. market of Taiwan.
At the current pace, the stock’s medium-term margin is around 10 percent to meet the average price of $592, which is expected to raise as much as $620 this year.
