Goldman Sachs Reiterates Buy on Nvidia
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs just reiterated a buy rating on Nvidia ahead of earnings this month. According to the firm, “We expect investors to focus on (1) directional commentary on visibility into 2027; (2) non-traditional customer demand trends; (3) competitive dynamics; (3) China business trends,” as quoted by CNBC.
Analysts at Bank of America just reiterated a buy rating on Alphabet following earnings.
According to the firm, “We see Alphabet as well-positioned long term with leading AI technology to apply to search, YouTube, and Cloud businesses. Alphabet should also benefit from increasing mobile usage, video usage, Google Play activity, and connected device activity.”
And, analysts at Jefferies just reiterated that Broadcom is a top pick that should be bought on any weakness.
As quoted by CNBC, analysts noted a “Strong history of M&A, which we believe should see strong synergies and provide an even larger value proposition to customers. Expect a continued M&A path of software deals every few years.”
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