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To: rimshot who wrote (90)	11/10/2021 10:00:52 AM
From: rimshot	1 Recommendation Recommended By ajtj99 Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 426

NVDA - Nvidia - 15-min chart displayed 5 separate chart elements having positive Divergence at the close of the 15-min price bar containing today's 287.78 intraday low, so far LBR's favored customized MACD setting needs to continue to post higher 15-min values, and eventually advance & hold above the zero line in order for dip buyers to be confident the worst is behind us LBR = Ms. Raschke lindaraschke.net

To: rimshot who wrote (90)	11/18/2021 9:28:25 AM
From: rimshot	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 426

NVDA - Nvidia - Analysts at CFRA have summarized their Nov. 18th opinion as follows: We up our 12-month target to $350 from $330 on peer-premium P/E of 59.4x our FY 24 (Jan.) EPS view of $5.89 (up from $5.83). We raise our FY 22 EPS estimate to $4.34 from $4.29 and FY 23's to $5.03 from $4.92. NVDA posts Oct-Q EPS of $1.17 vs. $0.53, beating the $1.11 consensus. Sales grew 50%, better than expected, led by an increase of 42% from gaming and 55% in data centers. Professional visualization more than doubled (up 144%) while automotive rose 8%. Gross margin widened 260 basis points to 67%, more than we thought, on better mix. We see momentum in gaming led by RTX GPU upgrades (about 1/4 of installed base) as well as growth from GeForce users (+14M gamers). In data centers, we see growth from hyperscale customers (more than doubled), reflecting the ongoing adoption of Ampere architecture. We come away more impressed by opportunities in the virtual world on both the hardware/licensing side and while shares appear expensive, NVDA's secular opportunities/addressable market is growing at a rapid pace.