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03 Sept 2026, 06:16 UTC · 1h ago
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Jim Cramer is advocating for Nvidia to implement a $500 billion stock buyback program to retire roughly 10% of its shares. — A buyback of this magnitude would significantly increase earnings per share and signal extreme corporate confidence, though it is currently only a suggestion and not company policy.
+0.60Massive capacity and memory commitments (cited as $279B vs $119B) may create a capital-allocation squeeze that limits the ability to perform large buybacks. — High mandatory capex for supply guarantees directly competes with the cash available for shareholder returns.
-0.40Nvidia's valuation is cited as being 'radically cheap' at approximately 23 times this year's earnings estimates. — A low forward P/E relative to growth prospects typically supports a bullish valuation thesis for investors.
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Nvidia currently has approximately $99.3 billion remaining under its existing repurchase authorization as of the end of fiscal Q2. — Confirms existing capital return capacity, though it is far below the speculative $500 billion figure mentioned.
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