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Jun 7, 2026 — Jun 8, 2026 · 2 videos · 1 channels
Market Moodmixed
Parkev Tatevosian describes a counterintuitive sell-off—sparked by a blowout jobs report that stoked fears of Fed rate hikes under new chair Kevin Worsh and sent the Nasdaq down 4.18%. While near-term sentiment is rattled by inflation and tighter monetary policy risks, he views the drop as a buying opportunity for long-term investors because a stronger economy gives the Fed more room to cut later if needed.
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NVDANvidia Corporation
$212.06+2.30%3↑
$212.06+2.30%
bullishResearch3/10 conviction
Parkev Tatevosian, CFA
Parkev Tatevosian is strongly bullish on NVDA, highlighting the Vera CPU and RTX Spark Superchip launch, fiscal Q1 2027 revenue of $81.6 billion, and a massive share buyback program. He calculates a DCF fair value of $308 versus the then-current price near $219, and forecasts revenue could surpass $500 billion before 2030, while noting Chinese export restrictions remain a meaningful headwind.$308
Note: only mentioned by one channel. Parkev Tatevosian argues Nvidia's fundamentals are improving faster than its stock price, making valuation increasingly attractive. He emphasizes the asset-light business model enabling huge capital returns, potential PC market share gains at the expense of Intel and AMD, and speculative upside if China trade barriers are lifted under a future U.S. administration.
Sector Themes
AI / Semiconductorsbullish
Parkev Tatevosian is bullish on the semiconductor space through Nvidia, citing new product cycles, data center dominance, and enormous buyback capacity. He notes competitors like Intel and AMD could lose PC share and cash flow to invest in data centers, while Taiwan Semiconductor remains a key manufacturing partner.
Parkev Tatevosian, CFA
Notes
Parkev Tatevosian appoints Kevin Worsh as the new Fed Chair narrative, suggesting rate hikes now could paradoxically bolster the Fed's credibility and independence from political pressure.
Chinese regulators blocked purchases of Nvidia's RTX Pro 6000 D GPUs; Tatevosian estimates $50 billion in potential revenue from older-generation sales and up to $100 billion if cutting-edge chips could be sold into China.
Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) and Intel (INTC) were discussed as manufacturing peers, with remote speculation that Nvidia could eventually vertical integrate via fab acquisitions.
U.S. economy added 172,000 jobs in May versus 88,000 expected, with prior months revised higher by roughly 100,000 total jobs.
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