Nvidia’s stock is quietly gaining steam — it’s on its longest winning streak since 2023
THE SO WHAT
The market is quietly re-pricing the “AI trade” as durable, not a 2023 bubble — Nvidia’s streak below its 52-week high is a bet that capex cycles still have legs. If you paused GPU-heavy initiatives waiting for a correction, you’re now competing with buyers who decided the new price is the floor.
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