For investors planning a 10-year retirement horizon, NVIDIA is the preferred AI semiconductor stock over Arm Holdings. Despite Arm's impressive 271% year-to-date gain, NVIDIA offers a far more attractive valuation with a trailing P/E of 34 versus Arm's 475, alongside a growing dividend and an $80 billion share buyback program. NVIDIA also shows more stable earnings and less volatility, making it a safer choice for steady retirement income. Arm remains appealing only for aggressive growth investors willing to pay a premium for pure AI chip licensing exposure.
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