Nvidia Stock Reaches Record High: Is It the Right Time to Buy?

February 07, 2024 02:55 AM EST | By Team Kalkine Media
 Nvidia Stock Reaches Record High: Is It the Right Time to Buy?
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NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) seems unstoppable, reaching record highs with shares almost hitting the US$700 mark before a slight retreat. However, the stock continues to climb, prompting investors to consider buying the dip. 

The climb can be attributed to several factors, including a record surge in market value driven by optimism surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) and earnings projections. Nvidia's expansion of its AI offerings, including new desktop graphics processors and advancements in AI-related components and software, further fueled investor interest. With a current market cap of US$1.7 trillion, Nvidia's high valuation raises concerns about potential market corrections, especially if interest rate cuts are delayed. Despite being an excellent company, some investors may seek alternatives. In the context of TSX technology stocks, Nvidia's performance highlights the broader trend of optimism surrounding AI and technological innovation in the market. 

One such alternative is Kinaxis (TSX:KXS), a software-as-a-service (SaaS) company with a positive outlook in fintech and payments. While SaaS companies may face conservative outlooks initially, stabilization is expected, followed by increased spending once interest rate cuts occur. 

Although Kinaxis may not experience the same rapid growth as Nvidia, its revenue has grown steadily at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 21% over the last five years. Insider buying activity suggests confidence in the company's future prospects. 

While Kinaxis stock may exhibit less volatility compared to Nvidia, it offers solid value and growth potential. The company boasts a strong balance sheet, a diverse client base at the enterprise level, and global revenue streams, positioning it as a compelling long-term investment option for 2024 and beyond. 


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