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“What should you understand before you decide?”
Written nine days before NVIDIA's second-quarter results, this is what an investor should understand about the business — and what an earnings report can and cannot tell you, whichever quarter it is.
What would have to happen for today's valuation to make sense?
The headline says one thing. What moved the price?
How did it actually fail, step by step?
What would $10,000 have become — and could you have held it?
What is the strongest evidence against the consensus?
What does this single figure actually tell you?