Does Nvidia Know Something Wall Street Doesn't? It Sold 2 AI Stocks Analysts Say Can Soar 65% and 110%.

From IPO announcements to earnings reports and ambitious projections, the world of AI has been abuzz with activity.

Nvidia stock rises after its largest post-earnings daily percentage since November 2018, Dell falls after issuing mixed guidance, and HP Inc. is laying off 2,000 more employees under a cost-cutting plan.

Shares of SoundHound AI ( SOUN 17.64%) have been beaten up in the first two months of the year. The stock broke out last year, but entered today down more than 50% so far in 2025. The provider of voice artificial intelligence (AI) solutions announced a fourth-quarter adjusted loss of $0.05 per share, with sales of $34.5 million.

SoundHound AI’s (SOUN) stock has plunged 48% year-to-date, after a stellar 2024, which was driven by high demand and Nvidia’s (NVDA) support.

When SoundHound AI (NASDAQ: SOUN) first soared in popularity last year, it was because chipmaker Nvidia revealed that it owned more than 1.7 million shares of the up-and-coming tech company.

Finding a low cost AI stock runs a risk akin to the dot com boom and bust, so a deeper look at SoundHound AI and BigBear.ai shows AI company differences.

SoundHound saw accelerating growth in the latest quarter and touted new voice-based AI deals with fast-food restaurants.