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Here's what's ahead on this week's Investing Insights. A head-to-head matchup tests whether market

timing works, what Morning Star research shows, and the takeaway for investors. Plus, the King of AI

chips crushes earnings expectations. Coming up, the outlook for

NVIDIA as it continues to dominate. And what investors should watch for. As world leaders gather

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Welcome to Investing Insights. Welcome to Investing Insights. I'm your host, Ivana Hampton. Let's get started with a look

at the Morning Star headlines. Invidia's outstanding fiscal third quarter results

included a more than 200% increase in year-over-year revenue.

The King of Artificial Intelligence Chips brought in more than $18 billion in revenue

that blew past Morning Stars forecast.

The chip maker will likely not give up its dominance in selling chips used in data centers. However,

the timing and magnitude of future AI chip growth remains unclear. The U.S. recently restricted

chip sales to China, but a significant decline in revenue from China should be offset by robust

growth elsewhere in the world.

NVIDIA's earnings report suggests it could reach Morning Stars projection of $100 billion

of data center revenue in fiscal 2028. The data center division is estimated to bring in almost

half of that this year.

Nvidia is predicting $20 billion in revenue in the January quarter.

Morningstar maintains Nvidia's value sits at $480.

The stock looks fairly valued.

Cisco Systems reported impressive fiscal first quarter results, but provided a gloomy full-year outlook.

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