I saw a stat a few weeks back about how 80% of the revenue for NVDA came from 4 companies.... just 4. These must be something like Facebook, Tesla, OpenAi, maybe Microsoft and Google, or something like this. All that needs to happen is for a slight slowdown of purchases, maybe a scaled back contract, and it will be like dominos falling.
On top of this, I also read that, and let me boosee if I got this straight, NVDA was loaning the money to some of their customers in order to buy the chips. Can you imagine? A company funding their own customer???
So I also think its like 1999. I wasn't around, and I realize that companies these days have revenue, unlike those Dot Com companies, but everything is so extended, and I still don't see a killer product that justifies the euphoria. I see lots of good tools being produced, but ChatGTP charging $20 per month isn't a trillion dollar company. So I'm not exactly sure how billions of dollars spent on chips is going to produce killer revenues. Each company is just trying to stay competitive, but I really don't know what the prize is at the end.