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u/Penelope123459 1 day ago Discussion

Is this AI hardware dip worth buying, or just FOMO?

I’ve been seeing a lot of people talk about buying the dip after NVDA, AMD, and a few other chip names sold off. I’ll admit, I’m tempted. Watching NVDA drop on the day while some of the mega-cap softwares held up better makes it feel like there might be an opportunity in the hardware side of the AI trade. But I’m also trying to figure out if I’m actually seeing a decent entry, or just getting pulled in because everyone is talking about catching the bounce. What’s throwing me off is that valuation isn’t a clean “cheap vs expensive” call either. On a longer-term PE basis, some of these names already look less stretched than they did earlier in the run. Still, there’s plenty left that could go wrong: earnings, the Fed, and whether big tech keeps spending this aggressively on AI infrastructure. I have some cash ready, but I’m not sure if this is the kind of pullback where it makes sense to start buying, or if I should wait and see whether the selling in semis continues.
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  1. u/bringbackcayde7 1 1 day ago
    beta is too high for average person to handle. They will most likely lose conviction before seeing any gains
  2. u/Berry-Reasonable 1 1 day ago
    NVIDIA is the greatest company of our generation and is moving beyond meteoric growth to meaningful growth and acting more like a growing utility than high flying tech stocks don’t count it out. Valuation is cheap. PE is 34. So many growth bets on the table we should be thinking about how well Microsoft, Google, and Amazon performed with their investments in Anthropic and Open Ai. NVIDIA is the foundation for the current Industrial revolution. I am a buyer here and I own the stock. I cheers to those who sit out right now and wish them well. Long term investors in this company will continue to be rewarded.
  3. u/Scriptum_ 1 1 day ago
    Enjoy the cyclical swan dive
  4. u/Berry-Reasonable 1 1 day ago
    It is a right sized position. I average in every pay. I am a value investor, with a small amount of growth in the folio. This is the way. The whole market needs a significant correction, NVIDIA will fare better than most in a downturn.
  5. u/binklfoot 1 1 day ago
    Ah yes. A dip from near all time highs to near all time highs
  6. u/Rookvector 1 1 day ago
    Great post. This AI hardware dip is tricky. There are valid fundamental arguments, but the fear of missing out sentiment is also really strong right now.
  7. u/azkxv 1 1 day ago
    Bot
  8. u/Thorgeir88 1 1 day ago
    which dip?
  9. u/billocity 1 1 day ago
    SIMIs are up 71% YTD. Where were you 8 months ago?
  10. u/mm_newsletter 1 1 day ago
    One red day doesn’t make either of these cheap. I’d care more about what the cloud companies say about AI spending next quarter than trying to call the bottom now.
  11. u/Anna_may6379 1 1 day ago
    it is worth buying but in a small amount since AI stock recently is actually down by 10–20%s so it is a good chance for buy in market but not recommend for large buy. Buy a small position now mainly for exposure in since revenue is far in the future feel free to dm me your thoughs
  12. u/Zealousideal-Bug-944 1 1 day ago
    Buy low sell high. Timing the market never works. Buy what you know and run the numbers.
  13. u/snugglepush 1 1 day ago
    Buy amd
  14. u/tabsopen 1 17 hours ago
    Do you plan to scale in gradually if prices drift lower, or wait for a confirmed reversal signal first?