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After having shots for last week, chip actions climbed Tuesday morning as part of a wider market rally.
NVIDIA (Nvda+ 4.55%)) The shares had lost almost 15% in the three previous negotiation sessions, but had recovered 8% at noon on Tuesday before retiring slightly.
Meanwhile, other main flea manufacturers, including Broadcom (Avo+ 6.64%), Intel (Intruder+ 0.41%), Micron Technology (Mu+ 2.87%), Lam Research (LRCX+ 4.44%), Applied materials (Amat+ 4.48%), Samsung and Cisco (Csco+ 1.34%) were also in place on Tuesday.
NVIDIA’s slide accelerated last week after HSBC analyst Frank Lee passed the stock of a “purchase” to “maintenance”, noting that Nvidia’s revenues and orientations in the last three quarters have decreased due to “the increase in accent placed on Nvidia’s winnings as well as continuous uncertainty on its black supply chain ramp”.
Meanwhile, other stocks of fleas obtained better criticism from analysts. For example, Gurufocus Research shows that Broadcom has received a “strong purchase” note of almost 88% of brokerage analysts.
Trump’s trade war had flowed flea actions while fears of slowdown in demand and high prices set out in the context. However, semiconductors are exempt from new rate rates imposed on a list of countries, which should isolate the manufacturers of shavings of certain tariff disorders.
Also worrying: the data centers provided for by large IT companies have been delayed or put aside, because the uncertainty surrounding the increases in return on investment.
Microsoft (Msft+ 2.19%) announced yesterday that he had abandoned his $ 1 billion $ 1 billion data center project, Ohio, citing a strategic investment review. Data centers are a key engine of growth in flea manufacturing.