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| Three big names are selling Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock.
Meanwhile, three of the biggest names are loading up on it.
The company’s business is expected to DOUBLE this year – yet that growth is only possible with the development of the Oppenheimer Project.
That’s why “tech insiders” Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and Sam Altman are investing billions. Even Warren Buffett is getting in on the ground floor.
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According to the latest 13F filings…
These 3 names dumped Nvidia in the last quarter: David Tepper's Appaloosa Management: Sold about 3.7 million shares, reducing his stake by 84.4%. Stanley Druckenmiller's Duquesne Family Office: Unloaded around 1.5 million Nvidia shares, cutting his holdings by 88%. Soros Fund Management: Exited Nvidia entirely, selling around 217,000 shares.
On the buy side, three major investment firms increased their Nvidia holdings: State Street: Bought $76.6 million in Nvidia shares, making it the second-largest holding in its $2.29 trillion portfolio, just behind Microsoft. Vanguard: Added $11.4 million in Nvidia shares, making it their third-largest holding. BlackRock: Purchased a net $16.9 million in Nvidia shares, making Nvidia the second-largest holding in its $4.4 trillion portfolio, also behind Microsoft.
Here’s what I personally think about Nvidia stock.
There are lots of reasons to remain bullish on Nvidia.
The company currently has an 80% market share for AI chips…
Its business is expected to DOUBLE this year…
And it’s expected to grow another +33% next year.
Frankly, Nvidia is the #1 player in the AI boom.
Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta Platforms are already investing billions building next generation datacenters with Nvidia chips.
Yet there’s one big risk to AI…
There isn’t enough energy to meet the growing needs of these AI datacenters.
The Oppenheimer Project could quickly solve this problem.
That’s why Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, Jeff Bezos, and Sam Altman are making huge investments in Oppenheimer Projects around the world.
Go here ASAP for urgent details. Ian Wyatt
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