Wedbush firmly praises Nvidia: it's like LeBron James in high school
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Wedbush firmly praises Nvidia: it's like LeBron James in high school. Recently, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives, a well-known Wall Street analyst who has always had "golden quotes" about US tech stocks, once again said "golden quotes", describing Nvidia's huge potential and comparing it to one of the greatest basketball superstar players in history - LeBron James. In an interview, Ives said, "If you look at NVIDIA, in terms of the ultimate direction of this story, it's like LeBron in high school." In a subsequent interview, he reiterated this metaphor and said that the reason why NVIDIA is like the young LeBron James is because it is far ahead of other competitors and is the "only player" in the AI semiconductor field.
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