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That's one word, morning take. Everything up today. That's one word morning tape.

Everything was looking real good and then suddenly what happens? Well, oil goes up because of some

statements that we got out of the Iranians that looked like there really isn't that much of a deal.

And then that has been right down through interest rates to stocks, including NVIDIA,

which is just down badly now after being up earlier today.

Yeah, coming off a really nice rally yesterday, a nice broad-based rally is oil fell below 100,

but now it's back above 100.

Earnings-wise, Nvidia strong.

More broadly, I would say, mixed, but that's focus on

Nvidia first because you did have a healthy revenue beat, a healthy guide, revenue beating

expectations by 2.7 billion, even though no contribution from China on compute.

Earnings better than expected. Some of the big takeaways. Yes, obviously

the GPUs, but even their arm-based Vera CPU, they have visibility into around 20 billion

in total revenue just this year, which would make them one of the largest CPU providers in the

world. Instead, people are buying our arm. Yes.

Because it is arm-based. It's their license.

Yeah, so they'll get some nice royalty revenue there.

This stock's up about 30% this week.

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