The analysis details significant news for NVIDIA investors regarding strong demand for its H200 artificial intelligence chips from Chinese technology companies. Reuters reported that Chinese firms have placed orders for over 2 million H200 chips for 2026, while NVIDIA currently holds approximately 700,000 units in stock. Notably, the U.S. government recently approved NVIDIA's sale of these H200 chips to Chinese customers, a new development considering prior restrictions on advanced technology sales. The estimated price for these chips is $27,000 per unit. Calculations project total sales of $54 billion for 2026 from these orders. After a 25% U.S. tax, net sales after tax would be $40.5 billion. Utilizing an estimated 75% gross margin, gross profit is projected at $30.375 billion. Operating expenses are estimated at 15% of gross profit, or $4.556 billion, leading to an estimated free cash flow of $25.818 billion. Despite this positive news, NVIDIA's stock price experienced a slight decline of one-tenth of a percentage point. The presenter attributes this to market skepticism regarding whether the Chinese government will permit these transactions to proceed, highlighting it as the remaining key uncertainty. The speaker's intrinsic value per share calculation for NVIDIA, currently $198.42, is projected to increase by 20-30% if these sales materialize without interruption.