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Comparing Nvidia and Meta Stocks

Mar 24, 2025

Lecture Notes: Best Stocks to Buy: Nvidia Stock vs. Meta Stock

Introduction

  • Comparison between Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) stocks.
  • Both companies are significant players in their respective industries.
  • The analysis is aimed at determining which stock is a better buy.

Nvidia (NVDA)

  • Market Cap: $2.9 trillion
  • Current Change: -0.75% (-$0.89)
  • Current Price: $117.64 (as of March 21, 2025)
  • Historical Performance:
    • If invested $1,000 in Nvidia in 2005, it would be worth $721,394 today.

Considerations for Investing in Nvidia

  • Although a historically strong performer, Nvidia is not currently included in Motley Fool's top 10 stock picks.
  • Its total average return through Stock Advisor is 839%, compared to the S&P 500’s 164%.
  • Nvidia's future potential is highlighted by its role in AI and technology advancements.

Meta Platforms (META)

  • Market Cap: Not specified in the transcript.
  • Current Change: +1.69% (+$9.88)
  • Current Price: $595.88

Notes on Meta

  • Recommended by Motley Fool, which holds a position in Meta.
  • Randi Zuckerberg, related to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, is on Motley Fool's board.

General Insights

  • Both Nvidia and Meta are recommended stocks by Motley Fool.
  • Nvidia has shown significant historical growth, particularly highlighted by previous inclusions in top stock lists.
  • The technology sector is crucial, with transformative potential predicted (e.g., AI developments worth over 26 times Nvidia’s value today).

Conclusion

  • While both companies are strong performers, investment decisions should consider potential growth areas such as AI and tech breakthroughs.
  • Investors are encouraged to look at Motley Fool's broader analysis and stock picks for more informed decisions.

Additional Information

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