Sarah, I'm talking about their growth potential. Their current revenue is roughly 5B, but when the virtual reality becomes an exploding trend, then their royalty revenue from their patent pipe line will also explode. One analyst projected their annual revenue could be more than 300B if that becomes reality. Of course any good company will take some hot when overall market turns south. However, their current P/E ratio of roughly 33 could be viewed as fairly cheap for a hot tech company with that kind of growth potential...will see...On Fri, Apr 1, 2016 at 12:14 PM, sarah_oz@yahoo.com [TSP_Strategy] <TSP_Strategy@yahoogroups.com> wrote:For a recommendation of investment idea out side of TSP, I'd strongly recommend to get some "NVDA". I have done some analysis of technology trends and the future of "Virtual Reality" and realized that the key technology behind that "Virtual Reality" will be the "Fast Processing Power" which requires processing speed beyond the current "CPU" speed. So virtual processing power supported by "Graphical Processing Unit: GPU" or you may call it "Virtual Processing Unit: VPU" will hold the success of the virtual reality applications. Don't just believe what I said, but do some research of your own. However, in my view, "NVDA" could be bigger than "INTC" in near future because their core technology patent pipe lines associated with this type of applications. I just bought some last week and willing to get some more when funds are available. This is the one that could be a homerun if the virtual reality applications explode...Good luck folks!
NVDA has already risen 530% since 2008. It's previous high of 39.67 was in 2007. I would expect to see a significant breather (downturn to 25?) as it approaches its previous high. Interesting to see what happens.
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