Nvidia: Significantly undervalued.
Nvidia Corporation's third-quarter earnings exceeded expectations due to strong growth in data centers.
Free cash flow increased by 138% compared to the previous year, surpassing revenue growth and demonstrating Nvidia's scalability and strong financial health.
Nvidia's fourth-quarter revenue outlook is strong, with expectations of further acceleration in next year's growth driven by the shipment of Blackwell GPUs.
Risks include easing potential demand and intensifying competition, but Nvidia's consistent performance and market dominance support a strong buy rating.
Nvidia's current valuation is 35 times the P/E ratio for the fiscal year 2026. However, if EPS continues to grow steadily, there is a possibility that Nvidia's valuation could exceed $300 per share in ten years.
Free cash flow increased by 138% compared to the previous year, surpassing revenue growth and demonstrating Nvidia's scalability and strong financial health.
Nvidia's fourth-quarter revenue outlook is strong, with expectations of further acceleration in next year's growth driven by the shipment of Blackwell GPUs.
Risks include easing potential demand and intensifying competition, but Nvidia's consistent performance and market dominance support a strong buy rating.
Nvidia's current valuation is 35 times the P/E ratio for the fiscal year 2026. However, if EPS continues to grow steadily, there is a possibility that Nvidia's valuation could exceed $300 per share in ten years.
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Magnificent7 : There seems to be stable growth since there is no world without AI anymore.