Can Nvidia’s stock become a safe haven as Wall Street rethinks the AI trade?
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If investors rotate from speculative AI software into Nvidia as a ‘safe haven,’ capital gets cheaper at the chip layer and relatively scarcer for application experiments. Expect more pressure on AI startups to show real unit economics and less tolerance for “GPU-burning” narratives without clear payback.
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