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I'll check it out!

@@DividendGrowthHunter Many thanks!

Of course, those companies that do not manage their debt schedule well now will pay it in 2026.🔥

If you look at the equity part of your balance sheet, you will see that it is negative due to Retained Earnings (Accumulated Deficit). This makes the ratio negative and is not a good measure.

@@DividendGrowthHunter Appreciate making this observation. Would this be the reason why their stock has been underperforming for the current year, or there’s more to it in your view?

No, this situation of negative equity is common in this type of company. The reason for the slowdown in growth is because analysts doubt that they can transfer inflation to their prices, and consequently a reduction in margins and profits.

If you look at the equity part of your balance sheet, you will see that it is negative due to Retained Earnings (Accumulated Deficit). This makes the ratio negative and is not a good measure.

@@DividendGrowthHunter Is having a negative ROE playing a factor why stock has been underperforming for the current year?

No, this situation of negative equity is common in this type of company. The reason for the slowdown in growth is because analysts doubt that they can transfer inflation to their prices, and consequently a reduction in margins and profits.

I will keep it in mind, and I will look at how to include it in future videos. Thanks for the suggestion✨

@@DividendGrowthHunter Glanced over all the reviews you’ve done, and I’ve been tracking about 80-85 pct of the equities that you’ve reviewed on your channel, so I can tell we think alike, LOL! Keep up the great work! 📈

Thanks for the support🔥

You will have during this week👌

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Noted!

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For sure👌

Nvidia's stock is not in a bubble yet; it has been meeting growth expectations, justifying its current valuations. However, if growth stalls while analysts still anticipate significant expansion, the stock could drop by 30% to 40%. Therefore, it's crucial for each investor to carefully assess their risk tolerance before making a decision.

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Yes, the target price has to go down due to high debt. This creates a lot of instability and it is best to apply a good safety margin just in case.

Always🧐

Hope you enjoy it!

Doing a split when the price is at all-time highs always seems like a good idea. Plus, they're doing it at a high P/E. However, it is critical for investors to consider the company's underlying fundamentals and future growth prospects, as a stock split does not change the intrinsic value of the company. Ultimately, while a stock split can be beneficial, it should be part of a comprehensive strategy that includes strong operating performance and clear communication with investors about the company's long-term growth plans.

@@DividendGrowthHunter thks.

Yes for sure

Of course, you will have it available next Monday. I need a couple of days to analyze it as best as possible, although since October it has already risen more than 50%. So it may be time to sell a portion if you already have it in your portfolio, or wait if you don't have it in your portfolio and want to have it.🧐

Thank you 🙌

Glad you think so!

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Glad it was helpful!

You will have the video at the end of this week, I need a couple of days to analyze it well

Thankss🙏

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