Firstly, NVIDIA’s recent inclusion in the Dow Jones Industrial Average is a long-term positive indicator. Secondly, the CEO has mentioned that demand is strong and order books are full for the next two years, with global demand surging. Thirdly, TSMC’s recent earnings exceeded expectations, which indirectly suggests NVIDIA's performance will likely be robust as well, given that many of its chips are manufactured by TSMC. The likelihood of a significant stock increase after earnings remains high.
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