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At $476.73, Tesla’s market cap now sits at a jaw-dropping $1.53 trillion. Compare that to Nvidia—last year’s golden child of growth stocks—sitting at $129.92 with a market cap of $318 billion. Analysts aren’t missing a beat. Tesla and Nvidia are ...

According to DigiTimes, Musk was involved in a deal between xAI and Nvidia — reportedly personally contacting Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang and offering more than $1 billion for a cluster of GB200 GPUs. As it relates to xAI specifically, take a look at what Musk posted on X (formerly Twitter) back in September.

One company that should be at the top, or at least near the top, of any investor list of most-watched stocks has to be Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA). The U.S. EV maker continues to be one of the most volatile mega-cap names in the market,

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Nvidia is entering the self-driving car industry in China, the world’s largest car market. That puts it on a collision course with Tesla.

TSMC chairman C.C. Wei recently relayed Tesla CEO Elon Musk's view that Tesla should bet its future on multifunctional robots instead of electric vehicles. This echoes Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's recent comments highlighting humanoid robots as one of the few robot categories suitable for high-volume manufacturing.

But allocating a reasonable amount, continuing to invest, and holding shares in a great business through the inevitable ups and downs can lead to a comfortable retirement. It can even make one a millionaire. Here's why Nvidia ( NVDA -2.35%) is showing investors why it's a great business, and one that could help you retire a millionaire.

U.S. equities were lower in early afternoon trading, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average losing streak continuing and the Nasdaq falling from its record high yesterday.

Dow jumps 700 points today as inflation data cools concerns. Triple witching sparks volatility, with Tesla and tech stocks leading the recovery.

With Nvidia so dominant, once the stock started to reverse, the entire stock market would go down with it—or so the bears thought. Instead, the opposite has been the case. Since peaking in early November,

The Dow staged a rebound Thursday morning, following Wednesday’s 1,100-point plunge that marked its longest losing streak since 1974. The upturn came despite investor disappointment over the Federal Reserve’s conservative approach to rate cuts.