 | | Alex Moschina
Publisher | What would it take to knock Nvidia (NVDA) off its axis? Is it even possible to slow the tech behemoth's momentum? The company's market value grew by a whopping 276 BILLION DOLLARS on Tuesday - a record - after it beat earnings and issued a rosy forecast for 2024. Its revenues have surpassed Wall Street estimates 18 quarters in a row. And in just one year, Nvidia's market cap has nearly quadrupled. It's $800 billion away from overtaking Apple (AAPL) as the second largest company in the world. [Have You Heard of the Bargain in Today's Market? Don't Miss Out! ] Nvidia's stock price is hovering around $790 per share. Budget-conscious investors are now left wondering where they can find similar growth... at a more affordable price. (You could buy fractional shares, FYI.) They're certainly not going to find it investing in AI-centric ETFs... In the end, Nvidia is heading for the same mythical status as Amazon (AMZN), Netflix (NFLX) and other Silicon Valley giants... the type of stocks that left investors saying, "If only I knew then..." The good news? There's always another Nvidia. If you know where to look. Our own Alpesh Patel predicted the company's meteoric rise all the way back in January 2023 (as we noted here). He's been bullish on AI - both as an investment and as an investment tool - since even before that. He calls it "as important as the Internet itself." And that's not just talk... Just last spring, Alpesh was profiled for the work he was doing to incorporate AI into his trading strategy. Around the same time, he was interviewed by Business Insider. In our world, he's made AI a regular part of his GVI Investor system. And so far, the results - as many subscribers will tell you - have been excellent. Last year alone, we saw Alpesh close out a double- or triple-digit win every 23 days on average (with an average hold time of 133 days). The point is... Alpesh an eye for investments - both in and out of the tech world - that are rife with potential. That's why we were so excited to launch his Dealmaker's Diary series within Total Wealth. I hope you've been tuning in. Because you'd be hard-pressed to find the same level of (free!) market guidance anywhere else. In this week's edition, Alpesh dove into a stock you've likely never heard of. But according to Alpesh's proprietary GVI system, it stands to deliver significant returns over the next 12 months. Even better? Right now, it's trading for 1/25th the price of Nvidia stock. Go grab a refill on your coffee and give the video a watch here. For everything else we published this week, keep scrolling. Have a great weekend, Alex P.S. Artificial intelligence is great... but it isn't the only tech innovation that has our editors excited right now. Shah recently pulled back the curtain on an explosive investment that's totally outside the stock and crypto markets. The Wall Street Journal called it a "once-in-a-generation opportunity." Click here to learn more. Worried About the Bull Market? Follow This Advice  Stocks are climbing a wall of worry. Many investors are nervous. That's keeping them from riding this bull... and that's a mistake. Keep reading for Shah's advice. Free Pick 100% Outside the Stock Market  Alternative investment expert Shah Gilani is giving away a big FREE recommendation... one that trades for under $5. You can get it right here. Buy This, Not That: Mining for Income and Profits  The commodities sector has seen prices come back down to earth... but these five big miners come with big dividends. Are they BUYs? Check Shah's video out here.
Want more content like this? | | | | | Alex Moschina Alex Moschina is the Publisher of Manward Press. A gifted writer, editor and financial researcher, Alex's career in publishing began more than a decade ago when he worked at one of the world's leading providers of academic research and reference materials. Alex first cut his teeth in the realm of investing when he joined the team at White Cap Research in 2010. There he was charged with covering emerging market trends and investment opportunities. A stint as senior managing editor and editorial director at the prestigious Oxford Club followed. A frequent speaker at conferences and events, Alex has led educational workshops across the U.S. and Canada. | | | | 
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