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Steven Cohen’s Point72 Boosts Nvidia 74% Amid AI Bet, Dumps $300M Amazon Stake

Sunita Somvanshi

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Nvidia's H100 chips commanded $40,000 price tags with 300% premiums over competitors, while maintaining 98% market share in AI-GPU data center shipments through 2023.

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Point72's bold Q3 move added 1.5 million Nvidia shares while other billionaire funds cashed out - what does Steven Cohen see that others missed?

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As Nvidia's gross margins soared to 75% amid unprecedented demand, their proprietary CUDA software kept customers firmly locked into their ecosystem.

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Cohen's complete exit from Amazon raised eyebrows - dumping all 3.1 million shares despite AWS controlling 35% of global cloud infrastructure.

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History speaks volumes: With S&P 500's Shiller P/E ratio at its third-highest bull market level in 153 years, Cohen's Amazon departure signals valuation concerns.

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The numbers tell a complex story: Amazon trades at 43x earnings with a $2.1 trillion market cap, while 2025 projections show cash flow at 13x - well below historical ranges.

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A brewing storm clouds Nvidia's horizon as Magnificent Seven tech giants quietly develop their own AI GPUs for data centers.

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Who will win the AI chip race as competition intensifies and supply chains threaten Nvidia's unprecedented pricing power?

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Cohen's conference wisdom rings prophetic: AI emerges as a "big wave" poised to reshape employment landscapes, reflected in his strategic Q3 positions.

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