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13 Sept 2026, 08:02 UTC · 2h ago
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Nvidia management expects revenue to increase 70% in fiscal 2028, noting that this is a supply-constrained outlook. — Strong forward guidance coupled with demand exceeding supply indicates significant growth potential for the AI sector leader.
+0.80Alphabet reported a 24% year-over-year increase in revenue for the second quarter, driven by an 82% increase in Google Cloud. — Massive growth in cloud services validates the monetization of AI investments despite high capital expenditures.
+0.60Nvidia has launched the Vera Rubin platform, which is claimed to be 10 times more efficient at handling complex agentic AI tasks than its previous platform. — Technological leaps in compute efficiency maintain Nvidia's competitive moat against other chip designers.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average replaced Verizon with Alphabet in June to reflect shifting economic trends. — While a symbolic shift toward tech, index composition changes have limited direct impact on fundamental asset prices.
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Described as unstoppable, the world's largest company, and experiencing demand that exceeds its supply capacity.
Explicitly stated as being 'unstoppable lately' and 'worth buying today'.
Strong revenue growth and Google Cloud expansion, despite market concerns over capital expenditures.
Mentioned as having been 'struggling lately'.
Characterized as having generally low single-digit sales increases.
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