NVIDIA Stock News

Nvidia has a dominant share of the data center chip business. Alphabet and Amazon are two of the major companies that are taking aim at Nvidia's dominance.

It's the big question on the minds of investors even before the month of December starts: Will stocks be treated to a Santa Claus rally again this year?

The U.S. government recently reached a deal where Nvidia will be able to sell its H200 AI chips to certain customers in China. The H200 chips are among Nvidia's most advanced.

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I left my crystal ball at home, but I'm going to be doing my best halloween impression in trying to put forward three growth stock picks that could be due for major rallies in the year to come.

Nvidia (NVDA 3.27%) is pushing open AI at NeurIPS and showing why Blackwell is becoming the platform that makes frontier mixture-of-experts models practical, faster, and cheaper to run at scale. But China uncertainty and AI bubble fears are real, and when expectations are this high, the next catalyst can move the stock in either direction.

Together, these stocks offer you a balanced mix of growth and safety. These companies span a number of industries, and many are leaders in their markets.