I would not chase this move.


A clean breakout into all-time highs, plus a +68% IPO reaction in Cerebras, signals confirmation phase, not early discovery. By then, positioning is crowded and expectations are doing most of the lifting.


The $235 pivot is valid technically, but from a risk-reward perspective:


Upside to $250 is ~6%


Downside on any disappointment is easily 10–15%



That is not a favourable entry unless you already have a cushion.


My playbook


Already long: hold, trim into $245–250 strength


Not in: wait for either


1. pullback to ~$220–225, or



2. post-earnings reset






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On NVIDIA earnings


A “beat” alone is not enough. The market is pricing:


continued hyperscaler capex acceleration


strong inference demand (not just training)


sustained high margins despite scale



What will move the stock:


1. Forward guidance – does growth re-accelerate or plateau?



2. Gross margins – any early compression from competition or mix shift



3. Supply vs demand – still constrained, or easing?



4. Inference narrative – is it truly monetising at scale?





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Base case


Numbers: likely beat


Reaction: coin flip



At these levels, it becomes a expectations game. Even strong results can trigger “sell the news” if guidance does not expand the narrative.


Bottom line:

Trend remains intact, but the easy money is behind. Patience here is not passive, it is disciplined positioning.

# NVIDIA Hits ATH Pre-Earnings: Can Blackwell Stun Wall Street Again?

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