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What's worth investing in after half a year?

✅ First, let me say this is a personal opinion.

Let's give NVDA the captain's stock in our portfolio.

-NVDA is a stock company owned by NVIDIA, a maker of graphics processing chips, and one of the world's largest AI chips.

❌ positive factor: AI current continues to grow. Chip demand is also high.

❌ Risk: The stock price is relatively expensive compared to the past.

Fits investors who believe the AI industry will continue to grow over the next 3-10 years.

# Stock # dime # What is good investment? # Trends today

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