Why Two CNBC Panelists Were Very Bearish on Nvidia (NVDA) Stock

Insider Monkey
04-24

Two investors who appeared together on an episode of CNBC's Fast Money last week both expressed pessimism about Nvidia (NVDA) stock and urged investors to sell the shares of the chip maker. Guy Adami and Dan Nathan both had very negative takes on the chip giant's outlook. Adami is the Director of Advisor Advocacy at Private Advisor Group, while Nathan is the principal of RiskReversal Advisors. Why Adami Was Bearish on NVDA Although Nvidia held its low of around $90 recently, it "continues to trade poorly, " Adami said. "I'd sell" the stock," he concluded. Why Nathan Was Bearish on NVDA After Nvidia was prohibited from selling many chips to China by the Trump administration, Nathan believes that those unsold chips will "create a huge inventory problem" for NVDA. Additionally, China was supposed to be "a huge" growth engine for NVDA, according to the investor, who noted that China had accounted for 13% of the company's sales in 2024. Nathan predicted that NVDA stock would ultimately fall 50% below its high. The Recent Price Action of NVDA Stock  In the last month, the shares have sunk 8.5%, while they are down 29% in the last three months.

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