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Welcome to Tech Check. I'm John Fort. DeGrabosa and Carl Kintania. Today, the NASDAQ, I'm sitting at the

NASDAQ now losing all of November's month-to-date games as tech stocks.

See another day in the red. But is there hope why some are pointing to Cisco and

Nvidia? Plus, we've got Airbnb co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky in just a moment as travel demand

continues to surge and the company launches a bunch of new tools. And so no CEO Patrick Spence, listen up. Speaking of listening,

just hearing from Sirius XM, their sales come in better than expectations. Shares are heading

a bit higher on the news call. We'll kick off today's feed John with some hope for the Bulls

this morning, Cisco and

NVIDIA, with results overnight. Both names giving better than feared guidance. Cisco beats

on the top and the bottom line. EPS forecast coming in at 84 to 86 cents, analysts at 85.

And while NVIDIA shares are lower after EPS and gross margin came in well short,

bulls are pointing to their forecast,

revenue just a few million short of expectation, and higher adjusted gross margins in Q4

than last quarter. That would be just 1% off of last year's numbers when shares were trading

above $300 a share, John. Interesting. Gaming down 51. You got the inventory charge of 700 million. It's clear that

they are waiting for that channel to clear, although some of the sell-side research today argues

that might be a 23-story. Indeed. And, Dee, this is, though my feeling of caution here.

This is not a period where the enterprise is leading. We're in Q4. This is about what happens

with the consumer, and then that's going to influence how the enterprises is positioned,

how chipmakers are positioned in terms of their inventories. So many companies seem to be making

these projections based on where things are right now. And it seems to be pretty

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