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Nvidia Closes at $238.90 as Investors Weigh AI Growth
Nvidia’s board authorized repurchases on its own schedule, while retirees holding shares in IRAs can sell without triggering capital-gains tax.
- Nvidia recently expanded its stock buyback authorization by $150 billion, bringing the total program to $235 billion, the largest buyback boost on record.
- Strong financial performance supports this expansion; Nvidia's free cash flow surged 77% to nearly $70 billion in the first half of fiscal 2027, with analysts expecting $190 billion for the full year.
- CEO Jensen Huang claims the plan reflects the company's "confidence in the long-term opportunity ahead," while buybacks reduce outstanding shares and offset dilution from stock-based compensation.
- Investment commentator Jim Cramer noted that buybacks "can't be episodic," requiring Nvidia to deploy capital when selling pressure is greatest to avoid negative market swings.
- Despite the massive expansion, the $235 billion program equals only 4% of Nvidia's $5.65 trillion market cap, though the company remains essential "picks and shovels" provider for artificial intelligence.
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By January 2028, Nvidia intends to buy back shares worth 235 billion US dollars, almost double the net profit of all Dax companies last year.
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BizTocNvidia Just Added $150 Billion to Its Buyback Plan. Selling Shares Inside Your IRA Won’t Make More Social Security Taxable, but Taking the Money Out Could
Selling a massive Nvidia position inside your IRA sounds like it should trigger a tax bill, but one decision made afterward can quietly push tens of thousands of dollars of your Social Security into taxable territory.
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Significant rally, strong earnings report, historic share buyback and opening towards AI cybersecurity at Nvidia.
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