NVIDIA Corp (NVDA)

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High-profile billionaire money managers are selling shares of artificial intelligence (AI) titan Nvidia -- and profit-taking may not tell the whole story.

Thursday could mark a reckoning for investors -- in more ways than one.

Opendoor is pivoting towards AI-based products and services. It had laid off workers in each of the last three years.

Ahead of the chipmaker's Q4 report, the tech analyst says Nvidia's sales could grow 65% this year and 40% next year, well above analysts’ projections.

Data from Stocktwits indicated retail sentiment on SPY and QQQ has been ‘bearish’.

Nvidia shares have traded within a narrow range over the past two months, suggesting a lack of consensus among investors on the future course.

Investors are now headed for a catalyst-heavy week, led by Nvidia and Salesforce earnings, U.S. labor and inflation data, and a busy slate of Federal Reserve speakers.

Investors will listen closely to one key message -- and it may impact their investment decisions.

The company's upcoming earnings report will likely offer significant insight into its plans for 2026.

Vertiv has seen incredibly strong demand from data center operators for its cooling and power solutions.

This latest purchase offers Druckenmiller another AI winner.

Will the tech giant be able to follow through on its aspirations?

Markets enter a critical week dominated by Wednesday's Nvidia earnings and escalating geopolitical tensions as rising U.S.-Iran hostilities push oil prices higher.

The stock is likely to make a big move.

Ark Invest added to three positions that are well below last year's highs.

Nvidia could deliver stronger-than-expected growth this year thanks to Meta Platforms' latest commitment.

This week in tech featured Mark Zuckerberg's court testimony, Nvidia's $30 billion OpenAI stake, Meta's equity cuts to fund AI expansion, concerns over a potential Netflix-Warner Bros. Discovery deal, and Microsoft's leadership change in its gaming division.

Brookfield Corporation is going all-in to capitalize on the once-in-a-generation AI infrastructure opportunity.

Burry says that spending too much on AI can drain cash, make borrowing more expensive, and make profits look bigger on paper, but the real cost is hardware wear and tear.

Nvidia stock is up 750% over the past three years, while this non-tech AI stock is "only" up around 55%.

Big tech's spending spree is accelerating, but Nvidia stock is priced like it isn't.

Meta Platforms trades at a discount to the S&P 500.