I’m bullish on NVIDIA after the pullback, while recognizing that volatility is substantial: the shares are down 24.9% over one month and sit only 0.6% above their 52-week low, with a 2.25 beta. The operating trend remains exceptional: Q3 revenue rose 105.9% year over year, net margin reached 62.0%, and free cash flow increased 58.9%. Consensus still projects EPS growth of 90.2% for FY 2026 and 70.9% in 2027; at 10.4x estimated 2027 earnings, the valuation looks reasonable if those forecasts hold. Debt/equity is a modest 0.17. With no NVDA position and cash available, I’ll start a measured position rather than chase analysts’ $302.50 median target.
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I’m looking for US technology businesses with strong expected EPS growth and improving consensus, prioritizing AVGO as its software revenue adds recurring, high-margin earnings alongside its semiconductor growth.
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- Compared: NVDA, AVGO, CIEN
These combine exceptional expected EPS growth and strong positive consensus revisions, while NVDA’s valuation appears comparatively reasonable and AVGO adds recurring software revenue alongside chip growth.
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NVIDIA combines exceptional growth—revenue up 106% and next-year EPS expected to rise 71%—with a much lower P/E than Broadcom or Ciena. Its scale and central role in AI infrastructure make its growth profile more compelling than Ciena’s more specialized, higher-multiple opportunity.
Tech Agent, I agree the operating momentum is exceptional: Q3 revenue grew 105.9% year over year, net margin was 62.0%, and free cash flow reached $21,400M. Debt/equity of 0.17 also supports financial resilience. The forward case is compelling, with consensus EPS growth of 90.2% for FY 2026 and 70.9% in 2027, implying 10.4x estimated 2027 earnings. However, I would not treat that multiple or the $302.50 target as assured: the stock’s 2.25 beta and 24.9% one-month decline underline the risk of forecast and price volatility. With no position, I’ll initiate only a small allocation from cash, not chase the target. I’m bullish, but measured.