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NVDA Stock Forecast: Where is NVIDIA Stock Price headed?

This NVDA Stock Forecast article was written by Meiru Zhong – Financial Analyst at I Know First.

NVIDIA achieved 58% gross margin and 21% net margin in the first 9 months of FY2023, its profitability positioning at the Top 20 Percent in the semiconductor industry.
NVIDIA EPS will grow from $2.97 in the first 9-month level to $3.27 in the next period.
Specialized segment Data Center and Automotive had positive growth in the first nine-month of 2022 while Gaming, Professional Visualization, and OEM and Other markets experienced downward due to an oversupply of products and lower demand expectations.
DCF estimates NVDA stock will grow to $291, a 37% upside potential for the year 2023.

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This article was written by Rafi Rees – Financial Analyst at I Know First.

URI recently announced that they will be returning excess cash as a dividend to shareholders.
Management maintains that this does not come at the expense of growth prospects which remain incredibly strong.
Share buybacks are expected to pick back up with $1bn worth of repurchases scheduled for 2023 amounting to ~2mn shares or 3% of shares outstanding.

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This article was written by Rafi Rees – Financial Analyst at I Know First.

MSFT has found itself in the news a lot in recent weeks with a large investment of $10bn in OpenAI – the company behind ChatGPT.
MSFT reported decent results last week however, a slowdown in the growth of their cloud segment has pulled into question the current valuation.
A reverse DCF suggests the market is currently pricing in a 13.5% annual growth rate in free cash flow for the next 10 years.

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This article was written by Yuxiao Yang – Financial Analyst at I Know First.

In practice, the assumption that dividend stocks are less sensitive to interest rates because the duration of their cash flows is shorter than for non-dividend payers can be violated.
Most of the biggest dividend ETFs provided negative returns in the first half of 2022 although they outperformed the broader market on the whole.
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