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Why do I own NVDA?
EP12 · NVDA — Nvidia: the frontier itself
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The short answer
I own NVDA because it is the world's most valuable company and still stands at the frontier of AI semiconductors — everyone else in this industry is, in some way, responding to what Nvidia does next. The accelerators that train and run today's models carry its name. Holding it means holding the front line of the era, not following it.
The full note
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The world's most valuable company, and still — after all this growth — the one standing at the frontier of AI semiconductors. Everyone else in this industry is, in some way, responding to what Nvidia does next.
My way of putting it is blunt: without Nvidia, the AI chip story wouldn't be a legend — it would be a joke. The accelerators that train and run today's models carry its name. Holding it means holding the front line of the era, not following it.
In one line: the world's most valuable company, still at the frontier of AI chips — without Nvidia, the AI chip story wouldn't be a legend, it would be a joke.
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Why do I own NVDA?
I own NVDA because it is the world's most valuable company and still stands at the frontier of AI semiconductors — everyone else in this industry is, in some way, responding to what Nvidia does next. The accelerators that train and run today's models carry its name. Holding it means holding the front line of the era, not following it.
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