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- The author questions whether major tech companies like Google and NVIDIA are approaching market tops due to their immense valuations. Reaching $10 trillion valuations would require unprecedented growth, potentially exceeding global consumer spending capacity. This suggests a potential slowdown in growth for mega-cap tech, implying limited upside for the broader market if these leaders falter.
I can’t imagine companies getting much larger than this.
For Google to 2x or NVIDIA from here, it would need to become a roughly valued $10 trillion company. At what point does the financial statement actually justify a $10 trillion valuation?
I just can’t fathom there being enough consumer money in the world to support that kind of valuation for a single businesses. Maybe I’m missing something, but it feels difficult to imagine companies continuing to grow at the same pace or any higher once they are already this massive.