Nvidia remains one of the most-discussed stocks on Wall Street: according to The Motley Fool, the chipmaker would have to add nearly an entire Broadcom in market capitalization to reach the $7 trillion mark. At the same time, Nvidia's stock stayed flat after hours according to Moomoo, even as the Dow posted a broad rally. In the background, comments from CEO Jensen Huang about AI risks and OpenAI are making headlines.
- According to Motley Fool, Nvidia would need to add nearly an entire Broadcom in value to reach a $7 trillion market cap.
- Nvidia's stock stayed flat after hours according to Moomoo, while the Dow gained broadly.
- CEO Jensen Huang is pushing back on fears of an "AI apocalypse," according to Seeking Alpha, though the report notes the risk of a slowdown still remains.
- Micron's quarterly results suggest, according to qz.com, that the benefit from the launch of new Nvidia chips could be delayed.
- According to ABC News Australia, President Trump backed Huang's position on AI risks; according to the Times of India, Huang reportedly called for shutting down OpenAI by accident.
How close is Nvidia to the $7 trillion mark?
According to an analysis by The Motley Fool, Nvidia would need to add nearly as much in market capitalization as Broadcom is currently worth in total to cross the $7 trillion threshold. This underscores just how large the valuation debate around the chipmaker has become.
What is Jensen Huang saying about AI risks and OpenAI?
According to Seeking Alpha, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is publicly pushing back against fears of an "AI apocalypse," while the report also notes he's warning that the risk of a slowdown in the AI sector hasn't been eliminated. Meanwhile, the Times of India reports that Huang accidentally called for shutting down OpenAI — the AI lab that Nvidia, according to the report, has already invested billions in. According to ABC News Australia, President Trump also backed Huang's position on AI risks, while ABC News describes Huang as the "AI boss" that Trump calls at night.
Why did Nvidia's stock stay flat despite the market rally?
According to Moomoo, the Dow gained broadly while Nvidia showed no price movement after hours — a sign that investors are parsing the recent valuation debates and comments surrounding the company with some nuance.
How does Nvidia's trajectory affect suppliers like Micron?
According to qz.com, Micron's Q1 2026 quarterly results suggest that the expected boost from the launch of new Nvidia chips could be delayed, highlighting how closely Nvidia is intertwined with its supply chain.
The political dimension remains part of the Nvidia coverage: ABC News Australia and English-language reporting on ua.news describe how President Trump publicly backed Huang's assessment of AI risks. ABC News also portrays Huang as a close confidant of the president on AI matters.
- Yahoo Finance compares Nvidia and Broadcom in terms of their "moat" in the AI chip market.
- techi.com asks whether Nvidia or Palantir is currently the better stock pick.
Taken together, these reports paint a picture of Nvidia as a company simultaneously at the center of record valuations, supply chain questions, and politically charged AI debates — with CEO Jensen Huang as the central figure bridging technology, markets, and politics.
