Just talk us through the determined risk and feel around Nvidia. What have they managed to tell the market? Hey, good morning. Thanks for having me. So I'd say that there is recent weakness in NVIDIA shares. I was largely concerned about the company's Blackwell chips. There were some engineering snags, a little bit of a delay there. People didn't quite know how to suss out the impact that this would have on future growth. However, the CEO came out, he talked about how strong demand has been. There's been some positive analyst commentary looking at the orders for the Blackwell chip. All of this has been very strong. I think that's helped to ease a lot of concerns that people had about the status of this chip, the future product roadmap, and just in general, the company's ability to continue executing and keep delivering these chips, which are, of course, at the forefront of the

whole A.I. trade DO is interesting about Nvidia. Ryan is that it's kind of constant communication. Jensen Huang does a lot of interviews, but he also appears on stage all of the time. He is at investor conferences all of the time. You cover such a broad range of technology companies. Have you ever known a company in Vogue or not to communicate that much? That's a great question. Certainly, he is out there a lot, and he is obviously an investor favorite. So every time he speaks, everybody listens. And of course, everything he has been saying lately has been pretty positive. It's hard to find too many presidents for this kind of thing. You'd probably have to go back to someone like Steve Jobs. I guess maybe we'll have to go back to, of course, companies that are that much in the spotlight. Apple one of them, and with Steve Jobs and now Nvidia, what is there still perhaps remaining in terms of concerns?

It looks as though people feel they've got a runway for the next 12 months in terms of orders? Yeah, absolutely. I would say that they're considered pretty far ahead of the curve as far as competition goes. There's not too many concerns about that. There's a lot of optimism about the new chip. And we've seen a lot of videos, major customers like Microsoft and Alphabet and so forth, they're all sticking with their CapEx plan. So there's not really a concern that people are going to pull back on their spending and that they're going to see a drop off in demand related to that. So I would say that outside of maybe valuation, that's probably the biggest concern you'll hear. But people are pretty positive about Nvidia's fundamentals from here.

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