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NVIDIA Q4 FY2026 Earnings: AI Dominance Intact — Is the Stock Still Underpricing the Cycle?
TL;DR Summary NVIDIA (NVDA:NASDAQ) delivered another explosive quarter, with Q4 revenue up 73% year-over-year and Data Center revenue surging 75%. Gross margins remain near 75%, and management guided to $78B in next-quarter revenue — even excluding China data center compute revenue. The AI infrastructure cycle is clearly not over. Based on official financials and management guidance,…
Berkshire Hathaway FY2025: Still a Compounding Machine — But Is There Enough Margin of Safety?
Berkshire Hathaway’s FY2025 results showed a slight decline in operating earnings and increased insurance volatility, yet the company holds a record cash position of over $370B. With disciplined capital allocation under CEO Greg Abel, the stock trades near its intrinsic value at around $500 per share, offering limited margin of safety for value investors.
Intuit Q2 FY2026 Earnings: Strong Growth, Softer Guidance — Is the AI Tax Giant Mispriced?
Intuit reported a strong Q2 FY2026 with 17% revenue growth, meeting full-year guidance despite weakened near-term profit expectations affecting stock prices. Trading around $400 per share, its valuation is considered low for its growth potential. Analysts are debating whether market fears over AI disruptions are warranted or an overreaction.
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