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Talk Your Book: Looking for the Next NVDA


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On today’s show, we discuss:

  • The US lead in technology

  • Looking at NVDA vs its competition in 2024

  • Why NVDA has slowed down over the last 6mo

  • How the SMH is constructed

  • How advisors are looking at more volatile thematic funds

  • SMH vs SMHX

  • Looking for the next NVDA

  • The issues at Intel

  • Geopolitics and semiconductors

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