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09-18

One line can restart sentiment, but probably not sustain the rally by itself. Huang expecting Nvidia to ship 2x as many chips next year is a powerful signal that AI infrastructure demand remains strong, especially after all the slowdown talk.


But expectations are already extremely high. I’d want to see hyperscaler capex, actual orders and Nvidia’s next guidance confirm that demand. Three green sessions show confidence returning, but execution has to follow the narrative. For now, I’m watching NVDA, AMD and AVGO rather than chasing the rebound.

Nvidia Lifts Buyback Authorization to $235B — Who's Buying the New High?
Nvidia closed +1.34% at $233.95 Friday after an intraday record $237.88, market cap near $6T. No fresh news: the board added $150B to the buyback, authorization now $235B through Jan 2028. Chips rose: AMD +2.95% to $633.91, past $1T for the first time, +196% YTD; Broadcom +3.35% to $355.14. Intel alone fell -0.56% to $119.33. Bulls say $235B of buying cushions the price; bears say buybacks lift EPS, not next year's data-center orders — which $6T already assumes. When does a buyback stop being support?
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