If Nvidia stock goes down to $100 at any point in time before 2028 this resolves YES.
If there is a stock split I'll calculate the equivalent of what's currently $100.
Are NVidia not doing well?
Gaming without low rate framing, for every pixel there's a ray, the phone in your pocket all day. Nuclear powered AI training, CERN universe simulations gaining. Predicting the weather around the sky, and if the new wing is sufficiently streamlined. Computer aided design, modelled in 3D. Folding proteins to prevent disease, medical imaging C's and T's. Everywhere the cloud sees. Rendering the CG in a film all day. The thoughts of a utility robot navigating away, in accelerating quantity day after day, replacement for humans labouring away. Rocket mounted autonomous dogs of war. Thousands of cores not two, eight, or four. With GPU's we only ever need more and more.
Let's not have a monopoly type situation, I don't think I've ever had a GPU from AMD before.
@AlanTennant Nvidia is doing great. All the use cases you describe are fabulous and most are here to stay. Much of their current growth is driven though but massive AI investments. Many of those are somewhat circular. Nvidia buys an investment in OpenAI and OpenAI buys new Nvidia GPUs from the money. Meanwhile all AI providers are far away from profitability. What happens to Nvidia stock when/if the bubble bursts? Even if we still need GPUs for all the other use cases, the stock market still might overreact.