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thanks for stopping by everyone my name is Jeff and 2019 the chip sector has been on fire and it has been by far the best performing sector in the market and of course Nvidia has made a Resurgence from its 2018 lows and over the past 3 months is up 21% now if you were to ask me who is my favorite chip maker I would probably have seven or eight different answers for you but if you were to ask me what is my favorite company in the chip sector then the answer is definitely Nvidia okay and still remains that way back in 2018 envidia got a big correction shortly after the crypto boom came to an end but through it all I try to encourage investors not to sell your shares of Nvidia and just to buy more on the dip and of course my personal strategy in the chip sector has changed up quite a bit but we will get into that towards the end of the video what I do want to talk about is where is NVIDIA going to be trading at in one year from today and of course as always I will have my answer pinned down in the comment section and I want to hear your opinion as well so feel free to share with me where you think Nvidia is going to be trading at in one year guys something to keep in mind we might be having another crypto boom and maybe not necessarily a boom but cryptocurrency is starting to slowly get its value back which tells me people are going to be mining cryptocurrency again and that of course is very bullish for NVIDIA and Advanced Micro Devices so guys do me a favor and hit the like button if you enjoy this video I'm about to illustrate to you that investing in ETFs can be more effective than buying individual stocks most of the channels here on YouTube are going to tell you the opposite okay they're going to tell you stocks will outperform ETFs and in some sectors that is very true okay like let's take oil for example you can buy the top performing oil stocks and they will significantly outperform most of the ETFs but the chip sector is very very different okay the real key to getting the most amount of growth out of the chip sector in my opinion is to try and own all of them or try to own as many as you possibly can so what I have behind me guys I have the highflying xylin the year-to-date return on that stock has been 54% AMD is up 49.7% this year of course Nvidia is up 38% and Intel and broadcom are both returning around 24% so it's been an outstanding year for the chip makers but here on this channel back in December and even several times before that guys I recommended an ETF I'm sure some of you remember it and I know for a fact that some of of you even own this ETF and that is ticker symbol USD and so going back here to the 2nd of January USD was trading around $28 to $30 and that is when I took a large position in my M1 Finance portfolio and I have kind of gradually invested into that more and more as the year has went on and like I said I still invest into individual chipmakers and I have been buying options on AMD and Nvidia this ETF is up 7 71% year to date and it even took another gain today trading to $50.7 so just keep that in mind as much as you might love any individual company and even as much as I love Nvidia the real lesson I learned in 2018 was not to have so much focus on just one company but the real key is to try to own them all okay and so when I say you should try to own them all guys the simplest way to do that is to invest invest in some of these ETFs like I said I have usd's portfolio Holdings and their percentages pulled up right over here it is most heavily weighted in Intel okay Intel being the biggest and most dominant chip maker still I feel like you get a nice amount of diversity into the other ones like I said you have an 11% holding in broadcom and then from there it's 10% or less okay you're holding Nvidia Texas Instruments Qualcomm which is running on off the charts now ever since their agreement with apple and of course Micron Analog Devices Applied Materials you know one of my new favorites that being zyink lamb research AMD microchip Technologies and the list goes on okay so you're getting a very very nice balance of stocks in this ETF and like I said with a 95% expense ratio that might offend some of you and seem a little steep just keep in mind this fund has outperformed every individual stock in the sector up pretty dramatically it has even outperformed xlinks by about 14% And you are getting a 75% dividend but we don't invest into these ETFs for the dividend guys we're getting involved in USD for the growth and so Nvidia is expected to report their earnings on May 16th so we still got a couple of weeks guys and I do think Nvidia is going to run pretty good into their earnings now as you can see down here their EPS estimates have been dropped over the last two quarters and if you remember in between Q3 and Q4 of 2018 Nvidia actually come out and lowered their EPs and revenue forecast for quarter 4 and then actually came in and outperformed those numbers as you can see here in February of 2019 the consensus EPS was 53 cents and they reported 58 so Nvidia does have a history of under promising and outperforming I think there was a brief moment when their ability to forecast was definitely in question and the proof of that is that they did not project the huge sales drop and the huge inventory drop from the Crypt boom okay so it almost felt like investors didn't trust Nvidia for a while but these EPS numbers are a lot more attainable and guys I am expecting Nvidia to beat on EPs and revenue this is a very very well-run company and I see them trading back over $200 a share very very soon anyways I'm going to go down to the comment section I'm going to tell you where I think Nvidia will be trading at in a year I'm also really excited to hear your estimates as well thank you ]
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