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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Navidia is once again at the center of market attention.
As of July twenty third, twenty twenty five, the stock
is currently trading near one hundred sixty seven United States
dollars per share, with some brief pre market movement slightly higher.
Yesterday saw Nvidia close at slightly above one hundred seventy dollars,
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a level that cements its status as the world's most
valuable publicly listed company, with a market capitalization now around
four trillion United States dollars. Despite the buzz, trading volume
has been somewhat lighter than average, with just over one
hundred twenty three million shares exchanging hands compared to a
recent fifty day average of around two hundred and fifteen
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million shares. This suggests some investor caution following a high
momentum run earlier in the year. Analytical sentiment remains overwhelmingly positive,
and the twelve month consensus price target from major Wall
Street firms is about one hundred eighty one United States dollars,
signaling an expected upside of over eight per cent from
current levels. Price targets do diverge, though, with the highest
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estimates reaching up to two hundred fifty United States dollars
and the lowest at around one hundred twenty United States dollars.
Most analysts maintain a strong buy or buy recommendation, but
some note that in Vidia's price to earnings ratio, hovering
in the mid fifties is lofty even for a company
growing as rapidly as this, with recent year over year
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revenue growth exceeding sixty percent. Recent news includes in Video's
last earnings report, where the company posted earnings per share
of zero point eighty one United States dollars on over
forty four billion United States dollars in quarterly revenue. This
narrowly missed analyst projections for the bottom line, but top
line growth continues to impress and profitability remains robust, with
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a net margin above fifty percent. In Vidia's dominance in
artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and data center hardware is repeatedly underscored
in the news, while competition from Advanced micro DEBATEES and
Intel is acknowledged yet remains a distant second in most
analyst commentary. In summary, Nvidia continues to ride a wave
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of enthusiasm for artificial intelligence and high dash performance computing.
The current market narrative is a mix of justified optimism
about Nvidia's industry leadership, some caution about valuation, and intense
focus on future guidance and upcoming earnings. Investors now look
to late August for the next earnings report as the
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next big catalyst, keenly watching both results and any fresh
clues on product launches or customer demand in artificial intelligence markets.