Nvidia's Earnings Growth Lags Behind Shareholder Returns Despite Recent Jump in Stock Price
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NVIDIA's share price has increased by 564% in the last five years, with a 66% increase in the past quarter. However, earnings growth has only been 4.3% per year over the same period, suggesting that market participants hold the company in higher regard. NVIDIA has a total shareholder return of 570% for the last five years, including dividends. While there are some weaknesses, there are no apparent threats visible for the company.
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