The analysis discusses NVDA's earnings, noting that Bloomberg reported decelerating growth, but real numbers show a different picture. The company is keeping 57% net profit of every dollar, and the revenue grew 56%. The forecast revenue for the next quarter is $54 billion. There is a low forward PE of 40. He points to the 'dark pool' data suggesting a bullish sentiment, and technical analysis of the stock chart shows an upward trend above the 50-day moving average, concluding that despite a possible pullback it remains a good investment with a target of $200, stop-loss around $167.