$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)a realistic outlook of it would be that I think Nvidia probably continues rising over the long term (5–10 years) because AI infrastructure demand is real and still early, but in the short term the stock could be volatile or move sideways because it is already priced for very strong growth.

Yet, while the Iran war doesn’t directly damage Nvidia, but it creates three risks: market panic (short-term stock drops), supply chain disruptions for chipmaking materials, and slower global tech spending if the conflict drives inflation or recession. If the war ends quickly, the effect on Nvidia will probably be temporary; if it becomes a long regional conflict, it could cause broader pressure on the entire semiconductor sector. @Bridge Buzz SG