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NVIDIA Isn’t ‘so Expensive,’ but Crowded AI Trade Could Unwind Quickly, Fund Manager Warns

Anusuya Lahiri

NVIDIA edges higher premarket as Wall Street weighs AI safety debates, long-term data center spending, and software stock rotation.

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