NVDA -- August 23, 2023 --- HOLY MACKEREL -- BEFORE EARNNGS ARE ANNOUNCED ON CNBC NVDA POPS -- UP $24 After Hours -- CNBC -- A WOW MOMENT -- TELL ME AGAIN, ALL HYPE -- Amazing

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CNBC: wow, it's amazing how fast their stories change! Talking heads are:

• giddy, or
• trying not to act giddy.

CNBC: all of a sudden it's the "Goldilocks" economy over at CNBC. 

• all of a sudden, talking heads now say they are not underweight stocks. LOL.
• this is after six months of telling amateur investors to move their money out of stocks and into bonds.

Autodesk: pops, 6.6%; up $13.45; trading at $18. 

SNOW: down half-a-percent / one percent after hours. Will report shortly.

• EPS: 0.22 vs $0.10 estimate
• revenue: $674 vs $662 million est
• huge beat
• now, shares down 2%; not as good as investors had hoped 

Splunk: spiking after hours; up 8%.

• EPS: $0.71 vs $0.45
• revenue: $911 million vs $886 million

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Awaiting NVDA

NVDA: at close --

• $470.75, +$14.07; +3.05%.
• whisper: $14.5 billion.
  

NVDA: after hours

• continues to climb; but now not so fast -- bad omen?
  
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Earnings:

• EPS: $2.70 vs $2.09 estimate
  
• revenue: $13.5 billion vs $11.22 billion estimate
  
• guidance for next quarter: $16 billion vs $12 billion
• gross margin 71% for NVDA vs 40% for INTC
• gross margins, NVDA: 72.5% vs 70.6%
  
• CNBC can't believe the delta between NVDA vs INTC
  

After earnings:

• $500; up $30; up 6.6%.

Think about this:
the tech companies like Apple, MSFT, AMZN, have very, very, very deep pockets
those companies will spend what it takes to get all the NVDA blades they can get

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Pre-market, Wednesday, August 23, 2023: up $3 after falling $13 yesterday. 

Close today: NVDA could close up or down as much as $30. 

• at Yahoo!Finance, the one year target is $480; currently trading at $460.

Earnings history.

Why I think NVDA will beat estimates today, perhaps by a wide margin:

• as everyone knows, NVDA will sell everything it can make; right now there's an insatiable demand:
• NVDA has the MOJO right now;
• FOMO is running rampart
• yes, the above is all true, but way more than that, the CEO has an aura of a "killer-instinct" -- he may be "worse" than Steve Jobs in that regard.

Today's numbers don't matter: my exact sentiments. Link here.

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