Tag: NVDA

Quant Trading Based on Artificial Intelligence: Returns up to 12.83% in 1 Month

April 16, 2019

Package Name: Tech Giants' Stocks
Recommended Positions: Long
Forecast Length: 1 Month (03/15/2019 - 04/15/2019)
I Know First Average: 8.23%

Dividend Paying Stocks Based on Artificial Intelligence: Returns up to 11.56% in 1 Month

April 16, 2019

Package Name: Dividends
Recommended Positions: Long
Forecast Length: 1 Month (03/15/2019 - 04/15/2019)
I Know First Average: 7.16%

10 Best Tech Stocks Based on Artificial Intelligence: Returns up to 11.50% in 14 Days

April 16, 2019

Package Name: Tech Stocks
Recommended Positions: Long
Forecast Length: 14 Days (03/31/2019 - 04/15/2019)
I Know First Average: 5.84%

NVDA Stock Forecast: Why The $129 Jetson Nano Is An Important Tailwind For Nvidia

April 16, 2019

The article was written by Motek Moyen Research Seeking Alpha’s #1 Writer on Long Ideas and #2 in Technology – Senior Analyst at I Know First.

Summary:

I Know First still touts a very bullish 12-month market trend forecast score of +345.89 for Nvidia’s stock.
This is in spite of NVDA’s 38.35% YTD price return.
This hyper-optimism of I Know First must be due to the undisputed leadership of Nvidia in GPU-centric Artificial Intelligence hardware and platforms.
The recent launch of the $99 Jetson Nano Developer Kit and $129 Jetson Nano Module likely made Nvidia the early leader in edge AI computing.
The Jetson Nano Module has current commercial/industrial applications. For example, this $129 Nvidia edge AI hardware can be marketed in the fast-growing training and video surveillance industries.

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Winning Stock Forecast: NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) Stock Returns 35.35% In 3 Months

April 15, 2019

Last Year Problems

Nvidia shares had fallen significantly since September 2018. In August, Nvidia excluded the video card for mining from the company’s priorities, citing the negative dynamics of the cryptocurrency market and the decline in demand for graphics processors. Another reason of such decline was poor sales of graphics adapters based on the Turing and Volta architecture. They were too expensive for consumers, while game developers were not hurried to reveal the potential of new products.