Wedbush Doubles Down on Nvidia and Microsoft Amid Selloff
Wedbush is making a bold call on two battered Magnificent 7 names. Here's why analysts say the dip is a buying opportunity.
The Magnificent 7 are taking hits, but Wedbush isn't flinching. The firm just issued a bold bullish call on Nvidia and Microsoft, two of the hardest-hit names in the group, arguing the recent selloff is exactly the kind of setup long-term buyers should want.
Wedbush sees the pressure on these stocks as noise, not a fundamental breakdown. Both Nvidia and Microsoft remain core holdings in the firm's thesis around artificial intelligence infrastructure and enterprise software dominance. When Wall Street's top-conviction names get beaten down, that's typically where the real money gets made — and Wedbush is betting this moment is no different.
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The broader Magnificent 7 basket has faced mounting headwinds lately, with macro uncertainty, interest rate jitters, and rotation out of mega-cap tech all weighing on sentiment. But Wedbush's call cuts through that anxiety with a straightforward message: the long-term AI story hasn't changed, and discounted prices on the best-positioned companies in that story are a gift, not a warning sign.
For retail traders, this is the kind of analyst conviction worth tracking. Wedbush isn't a small voice — when they go on record with a bold call against market fear, it moves conversations. Whether you're holding Nvidia through the chop or eyeing Microsoft at a lower entry, the firm's stance gives you analytical cover to stay the course or add exposure.
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