Nvidia’s stock has risen 14% this year, roughly in line with the S&P 500 and a relatively modest gain compared with the stronger returns achieved by other artificial-intelligence-related stocks. Earlier in the year, investors favored more speculative AI plays, seeking new ways to capitalize on the rapid increase in spending on chips and electricity. Wall Street is now taking a more cautious approach and looking more closely at the debt underpinning the AI boom. Analysts say Nvidia’s dependability could now be more appealing, but the key issue is whether that debt could derail long-term growth projections.
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