The portfolio manager pours cold water to Nvidia’s stock
Funds Manager Dani Niles threw cold water NvidiaA strong recovery from falling on Monday, warning that the shares of chips manufacturer may not have hit the bottom.
Stocks in Nvidia slid 16.9% on Monday after Chinese startup Deepseek claimed Free, open brake model of a large language It was built in just two months that cost $ 6 million, a fraction of the costs that other main players have.
These events have caused by concern Over how large the technological company will invest in AI, guessing Nvidia shares, a key producer of AI chips.
“Nobody questions whether Nvidia is an undisputed king and chips. What they are examining is how much Capex you need for things like pre-trusion, after training, and then concluding, ultimately,” Niles, founder and portfolio manager at the Niles Investment founder Administration, he told CNBC on Tuesday.
Following the fall of the stake on Monday – which has reduced more than $ 595 billion from the company’s assessment, The largest one -day market cap In the records – Nvidia shares rose almost 9%on Tuesday, but Niles has a gloomy forecast for an American chip manufacturer.
“I think investors should be very careful in the assumption that this is the bottom,” Sri Jegarth and Chery Kang told CNBC on Tuesday “Squawkbox Asia”.
Nvidia could “absolutely” refuse from a mass move on Monday, he said, but if the assessments must be descended from Nvidia [revenue] Growth of 50% to growing from 20 to 30%, I think from here there is a lot more lack of stock. “
In a CNBC statement on MondayNvidia welcomed the appearance of Chinese competition in AI. The company spokesman called the Deepseek model R1 “excellent AI progress”, indicating that the US chips manufacturer sees the opportunity for his graphic processing units or GPUs.
Microsoft bets
Niles also watches whether Deepseek’s emergence has the potential to break the relationship between AI Backer MicrosoftOpeni and Nvidia.
Microsoft is a Chatgpt-Coretor Chatgpt Power, which has been launched by the generative AI boom. Microsoft poured out Nearly $ 14 billion In AI launch to this day.
Despite being “the biggest consumer on Ai and the biggest Nvidia” so far, Niles said Microsoft’s Cap-Ex-exply could go from “70 to 80% UU Ravan Basic by June”.
“And so it is the way you need to think about it, because part of it is, what is the refund of investment, on what you have spent so far?” he said.
“And the answer is not for them, so we’ll have to see how it happens.”