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Well, let's talk about what the biggest news was last week in video.

So, if you've been following Unilegia Market Mondays and Dunlap, you understand that we've

been talking about in video for a while. They're the company that are the leaders in the space when

it comes to computer chips, right? And they're dominating the space they've been dominating for a

while now, and they blew out their earnings last week, reporting $6 billion in pure profit.

As a result, at its peak after hours that day, the stock went up $40. By the time the market

opened it was down because the general stock market was down that day. But yeah, it was

a huge, huge, huge Q4. I think it was 13.5 billion in revenues and Q2 in Q2 revenue.

And a record 10 billion came from data centers, a sector that saw its revenue double within

a quarter. Nvidia's profits soared by 843% year-over-year, amounting to...

Can you say the number again?

843% year-over-year. And once again, it's amounting to $6 billion in profit.

So, obviously, the stock has gone well. So now, I guess the biggest thing is that

some people are saying it's overvalued, or it's not sustainable, or it's a, you know,

bound to have a sharp pullback connection.

But we got to start with one thing really quickly, because it could be confused, right?

Like we say, they're controlling chips. All chips aren't equal, right? So they're making

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