In the semiconductor sector, there are some companies like Nvidia that are poised to do better than others, according to an investment firm

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Even as weakening consumer demand and confidence hurts the semiconductor sector as a whole, there are some companies that are better positioned to weather the storm, according to investment firm UBS. Analyst Timothy Arcuri noted that there is the possibility that order cancellations start and supply continues to improve as the probability for an economic “hard landing” grows. However, he believes that it may still be too early to turn positive on the sector as a whole, and valuations could still go lower. The analyst noted that consumer markets have “rapidly weakened,” but the data center demand is still strong, even as companies like Nvidia ($NASDAQ:NVDA) slow the pace of their operating expenses. This should help Nvidia weather the current storm better than most other semiconductor companies. Do you think this will affect NVIDIA’s market and earnings in the long term? It’s difficult to say for certain, but it seems likely that Nvidia will weather the current storm better than most other semiconductor companies. This should help them maintain their market share and continue to grow their earnings in the long term.

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Summary

In a note to clients on Tuesday, UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri said that while the semiconductor sector is facing headwinds, he remains bullish on Nvidia Corporation (NVDA) . Arcuri said that Nvidia is “one of the most leveraged” semiconductor stocks to the “megatrends” of artificial intelligence (AI) and gaming. “We think NVDA is well positioned to weather any near-term storm and believe the stock is attractive at these levels,” Arcuri wrote.