Nvidia Stock Analysis Using Yahoo Finance's AlphaSpace

Yahoo Finance has just dropped AlphaSpace, and I'm not playing around when I tell you this changes everything for the average investor out there just trying to make sense of it all and build generational wealth. I've covered Wall Street investing for 24 years. I could tell you this full stop, friends. The number one thing holding everyday investors back is not their instincts, it's their tools. Advanced charting, real-time fundamental analysis, portfolio tracking, premium news, stock research, direct access to Yahoo Finance's livestream, which is basically comparable to getting direct access to yours truly. Trust me, you want direct access to me in every single thing I know. AlphaSpace gives you all this in one intuitive, customizable platform that doesn't reset every time you close your laptop. Who wants that? Your research stays, your context stays, your investing edge stays and grows, and it's all powered by our all-new Yahoo Scout. This is professional-grade firepower. New subscribers get a seven-day free trial. Seven days, no excuses. In fact, I am so excited, so excited by AlphaSpace. I have wiped everything from this show today to make this all about harnessing the epicness of our new investing platform. Let me show you very simply how I am using AlphaSpace to prepare for NVIDIA's closely-watched earnings release on Wednesday. First is the fundamentals. I am locked in on NVIDIA's price-to-earnings and peg ratios. Off the jump, I can see each is below the levels recorded in recent quarters. To me, I think this is crazy, given the strong earnings we have gotten from the Mag 7 and Cisco. AI is hot, and NVIDIA's quarter should be hot. So I stand here today, right now, immediately, I'm thinking NVIDIA's stock is being mispriced because Wall Street is underestimating its earnings power. Therefore, any form of earnings, be it in solids, diamonds, could power NVIDIA's stock higher. And then I want to go over to the stock chart for NVIDIA. My quick fundamental analysis has told me that NVIDIA's stock seems cheap. Now I want some more confirmation of that by way of the charts. NVIDIA's stock, the past three months, has basically tracked the NASDAQ composite. Not too sexy, seeing as NVIDIA's supposed to be a market leader, a darling. Only recently did NVIDIA's stock begin to outperform the NASDAQ as the smart money prepares for a possibly bullish earnings day for NVIDIA. If I was still a stock analyst, armed with this information, I would reaffirm my buy rating on NVIDIA ahead of earnings today and feel darn confident about doing so. Why, you ask? Well, the fundamentals suggest the stock is cheap and the momentum has returned to the charts. What else can you look for? Or what else do you want to see in a leader like NVIDIA? I don't know.