IBD’s Mike Webster explains why Nvidia is the litmus test for the AI-led market rally.
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- 05 Sept 2026, 04:08 UTC
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- 05 Sept 2026, 06:42 UTC
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The analysis focuses on NVDA, examining its weekly chart to assess fundamental strength through sales and earnings data. The speaker emphasizes observing the 'surge' and 'acceleration' in these metrics, noting that the 12-week moving average is above the 130 level and that the 200-week moving average is also showing upward momentum. The core thesis suggests that if NVDA's sales and earnings at the bottom are robust and show acceleration, it indicates a strong fundamental basis for continued upward movement. The speaker implies that a failure to maintain this momentum or a significant drop below key moving averages, particularly if the stock were to fall apart and break below the 130 level, would invalidate the bullish outlook. The current price is around $228, with a target price of $300 and a calculated failure bound of $150. The speaker's sentiment is bullish, predicated on the fundamental strength and technical indicators observed.
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