$Bullish It seems Nvidia ($NVDA -1.81%) is a victim of its own success. After another incredible quarter in which it doubled its earnings per share (EPS) year over year, the chip maker's stock sank in the days following its Q3 numbers release. The fact is, expectations could hardly be higher. It's a good thing the company appears to be still firing on all cylinders.CollapseThis isn't the first time it's been in this situation, and it's likely not the last. Nvidia saw its stock retreat nearly 20% in the weeks following its last release, only to gain nearly 35% from that low. There is good reason to remain optimistic, as the next year is full of major catalysts for the company.On Tuesday, Dec. 3, Nvidia joined other leading Artificial I