Banks normally take money from other people and use it for their profits.
CDULutschtKlostein on
NVIDIA is now 16% of Us gdp
Gazmus on
Definitely no ai bubbles round here…
Ok-Panda-178 on
Banks main job is keeping customer data as most banks don’t even hold much cash in bank vaults. Which to be fair most tech companies can do that job now days better than banks.
But the real answer is probably AI is the hype right now and greed.
FuehrerStoleMyBike on
Any smart investors with assumptions when the bubble will pop?
rice_fish_and_eggs on
The only people who get rich in a gold rush are the people selling the shovels…
LuckofCaymo on
Man his leather jacket is gonna get so much fancier
muddog_31 on
Now do Carvana (middle man with elevator) vs car producers
anewpath123 on
So we know we’re in a bubble. And we know that time in the market beats timing the market.
So why do I feel like cashing in all of my ETFs and holding fire?? Surely now is the time?
gpelayo15 on
Have North American bank companies thought about getting into chip designing ? What are they stupid?
The five biggest tech companies (17.3T) are larger than the economies of Germany, France, the UK, Italy and Spain combined (16.8T).
Or 89% of China’s economy (19.4T).
Or 56% of the US’s economy (30.6T).
drillbitpdx on
It’s an absolutely bizarre bubble.
I’ve used the services of at least 10 of these banks, for everything from normal checking/savings accounts to credit cards to a mortgage. I interact with them on an almost daily basis. My life individually would be a catastrophic mess without these banks, and the economy as a whole would grind to a halt.
Meanwhile, NVidia is a company that makes… graphics/AI cards for computers. I am a freakin‘ software engineer, sitting in front of a computer for 8 hours a day, but I haven’t owned or used a single NVidia chip in the last 15 years. I don’t play video games and I don’t do anything with generative AI.
NVidia could blink out of existence and I might well never notice.
jake6501 on
Now we just need the same but for profit to get some idea in how reasonable that evaluation is.
Obyson on
Really happy I sold at $120
AlloAll0 on
In this day and age, market cap is just a popularity measure.
chrisni66 on
This is why I put all my money in to graphics cards instead of savings or investments.
I will admit, the wife’s not too happy about it, says it takes up too much room, but it’ll be worth it in the end!
Necessary-Shame-2732 on
Teaching rocks to think is more valuable in 2025
Gregori_5 on
I don’t think NVIDIA is that overvalued.
They are by far the best graphics card producer.
The need for computational power will be growing fast in the future.
And Ai isn’t going away after the bubble.
Sure there will be decreases demand for some time after. But it will come back up.
Its a real company with a real product.
dillionfrancis on
Markets are not marketsing
Fine_Version_2507 on
JPMorgan’s assets alone are $4.6 trillion
STJRedstorm on
This is a reasonable visual, but stating the NVDA is „Bigger“ than ALL USA/CAN banks is a bit misleading. Market cap seems to be thrown around a little too often to define too much.
Professional_Job_307 on
Why are people looking at this and concluding we’re in a bubble? You can replace Nvidia with Apple here and the chart will look very similar, but no one says apple is a bubble.
waytooslim on
Don’t worry guys, AI is defo worth the concept of finance or medicine. Nothing to see here I don’t know why you even mention it.
Impressive-Order-413 on
How can the common man profit off of the bubble bursting?
133DK on
Market cap is a very poor measure for measuring the total value of a company, especially across sectors
madman6000 on
Is it because banks are obsolete with crypto?
cleon80 on
Market cap is the value of the shares, not the company (assets etc). It has potential growth priced into it. Banks aren’t exactly growth stocks.
TheMurmuring on
If Nvidia diversifies now while they’re strong, they’ll weather the pop easily enough. If they hold the reins and don’t do anything with it before the bubble bursts, that’s their own fault.
If I was running Nvidia, I’d buy some banks, crypto exchanges, research think tanks, a variety of electronics fabrication companies including flash storage, pharma development (drug formulation via AI), etc; things that can feed back into the main business and will be needed in the future regardless of the bubble.
jacobpederson on
So will hurt a bit when this crashes 😀
rabbit_in_a_bun on
Shirley it can’t fail for it is big?
PersonoFly on
… but dramatically more volatile.
saschaleib on
Correction: the NVIDIA BUBBLE is now bigger than …
I-need-ur-dick-pics on
Gen Z is about to experience their first bubble burst.
I’m grabbing the popcorn.
LetMePushTheButton on
Now add the derivative market
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Banks normally take money from other people and use it for their profits.
NVIDIA is now 16% of Us gdp
Definitely no ai bubbles round here…
Banks main job is keeping customer data as most banks don’t even hold much cash in bank vaults. Which to be fair most tech companies can do that job now days better than banks.
But the real answer is probably AI is the hype right now and greed.
Any smart investors with assumptions when the bubble will pop?
The only people who get rich in a gold rush are the people selling the shovels…
Man his leather jacket is gonna get so much fancier
Now do Carvana (middle man with elevator) vs car producers
So we know we’re in a bubble. And we know that time in the market beats timing the market.
So why do I feel like cashing in all of my ETFs and holding fire?? Surely now is the time?
Have North American bank companies thought about getting into chip designing ? What are they stupid?
This looks so familiar
https://preview.redd.it/om8kn3nvghvf1.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=549f5c5cde16caf3ec95ca7c8c68baed25027770
The five biggest tech companies (17.3T) are larger than the economies of Germany, France, the UK, Italy and Spain combined (16.8T).
Or 89% of China’s economy (19.4T).
Or 56% of the US’s economy (30.6T).
It’s an absolutely bizarre bubble.
I’ve used the services of at least 10 of these banks, for everything from normal checking/savings accounts to credit cards to a mortgage. I interact with them on an almost daily basis. My life individually would be a catastrophic mess without these banks, and the economy as a whole would grind to a halt.
Meanwhile, NVidia is a company that makes… graphics/AI cards for computers. I am a freakin‘ software engineer, sitting in front of a computer for 8 hours a day, but I haven’t owned or used a single NVidia chip in the last 15 years. I don’t play video games and I don’t do anything with generative AI.
NVidia could blink out of existence and I might well never notice.
Now we just need the same but for profit to get some idea in how reasonable that evaluation is.
Really happy I sold at $120
In this day and age, market cap is just a popularity measure.
This is why I put all my money in to graphics cards instead of savings or investments.
I will admit, the wife’s not too happy about it, says it takes up too much room, but it’ll be worth it in the end!
Teaching rocks to think is more valuable in 2025
I don’t think NVIDIA is that overvalued.
They are by far the best graphics card producer.
The need for computational power will be growing fast in the future.
And Ai isn’t going away after the bubble.
Sure there will be decreases demand for some time after. But it will come back up.
Its a real company with a real product.
Markets are not marketsing
JPMorgan’s assets alone are $4.6 trillion
This is a reasonable visual, but stating the NVDA is „Bigger“ than ALL USA/CAN banks is a bit misleading. Market cap seems to be thrown around a little too often to define too much.
Why are people looking at this and concluding we’re in a bubble? You can replace Nvidia with Apple here and the chart will look very similar, but no one says apple is a bubble.
Don’t worry guys, AI is defo worth the concept of finance or medicine. Nothing to see here I don’t know why you even mention it.
How can the common man profit off of the bubble bursting?
Market cap is a very poor measure for measuring the total value of a company, especially across sectors
Is it because banks are obsolete with crypto?
Market cap is the value of the shares, not the company (assets etc). It has potential growth priced into it. Banks aren’t exactly growth stocks.
If Nvidia diversifies now while they’re strong, they’ll weather the pop easily enough. If they hold the reins and don’t do anything with it before the bubble bursts, that’s their own fault.
If I was running Nvidia, I’d buy some banks, crypto exchanges, research think tanks, a variety of electronics fabrication companies including flash storage, pharma development (drug formulation via AI), etc; things that can feed back into the main business and will be needed in the future regardless of the bubble.
So will hurt a bit when this crashes 😀
Shirley it can’t fail for it is big?
… but dramatically more volatile.
Correction: the NVIDIA BUBBLE is now bigger than …
Gen Z is about to experience their first bubble burst.
I’m grabbing the popcorn.
Now add the derivative market