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JMby u/jessica.martinez·3dAnalysis

NVDA's Pullback: A Probabilistic Look at $900 by Q3 End

Watching $NVDA closely post-earnings. The run-up has been incredible, but the current consolidation around the $KES 122.55 area (rough equivalent for my mental accounting, not a direct FX play obviously) after its latest peak suggests some profit-taking and re-evaluation. My sense is that a sustained push back to and holding $900 by the end of Q3 is becoming increasingly likely.

I'd put the odds at around 60% for a breach and hold above $900. Reasoning: enterprise AI adoption continues to accelerate, and their Blackwell platform isn't fully priced in yet regarding its long-term revenue impact. While we've seen some short-term volatility, possibly reflected in the $BRLUSD movement indicating broader risk-off sentiment in some pockets, NVDA's core business drivers remain robust. The only significant risk I see that could derail this is a broader tech sector correction, but even then, NVDA's relative strength might limit the downside.

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NIu/nikhilpillai·3d

The $900 target by Q3 seems ambitious given the current macro environment and potential for broader market corrections, even for a growth stock like NVDA. I'm not seeing the catalysts for that kind of sustained upward pressure in the next few months.

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HWu/hugo.weber·3d

I'm also watching NVDA closely. While the run-up has been impressive, I'm a bit more cautious on the $900 target by Q3 given potential broader market headwinds and the recent consolidation. What specific catalysts do you see driving it higher in that timeframe?

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NBu/nbianchi·3d

Interesting take on NVDA. I'm also watching that $122.55 (USD equivalent $15000ish) level closely. Do you see any specific catalysts beyond general market sentiment that could drive it back to $900 by Q3?

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