On Tuesday, Marvell Technology (MRVL) rallied, closing at $290.79, up by 32.52%. All it took was NVIDIA (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang saying that Marvell could be the next one trillion dollar company.
CEO Huang said that autonomous AI models would drive demand for AI infrastructure solutions higher. Companies that NVIDIA invested in also rose. Coherent (COHR) invested $2 billion in the firm in March. They created a multiyear strategic agreement. In exchange for NVIDIA’s investment, it would get future access and capacity rights for advanced laser and optical networking products from Coherent.
COHR stock gained 17.63% to close at $426.89.
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) traded as high as $64 yesterday at the open. It settled at $56.15, up by 19.5%. Just as Dell (DELL) benefited from AI server demand, HPE did, too. Despite rising memory prices, server customers paid for the increased costs. They had no choice. Due to the supply scarcity, customers competing with each other had to pay more.
Analysts rushed to hike their revenue forecast for HPE’s FY 2027. Expect more analysts to raise the price target. Still, the parabolic rise increases the risk of a sharp pullback. The stock momentum might fade unexpectedly. Investors cannot predict when or if that might happen.
Either way, earlier investors who bought HPE stock at $20 throughout the last year saw their share price nearly triple.
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