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Analysts lifted NVDA targets, GDP beat expectations
And I’m eyeing a fresh setup for tomorrow 💪🏻

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Good evening, Folks,
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As for today…
NVDA managed to peek above the clouds for a brief moment today, but ultimately closed the day down 0.8%.
I expected a worse day, to be honest. It almost certainly helped that many top analysts raised their price targets for the stock.
The semiconductor sector as a whole did well, and that helped the S&P 500 break its 6,500 ceiling for the first time and close at a record high. The Nasdaq climbed 0.5% and the Dow eked up .16% to also close at a record high.
The other thing that really helped was an upward revision of the Commerce Department’s GDP estimate for Q2 — from its 3.0% estimate in July to 3.3% today.
CNBC noted that “Consumer spending, which rose by 1.6% compared with an initial 1.4% estimate, helped push the number higher.”
On the “tactical trading” front, the stock I alerted this morning hit an intraday high of 18%, but ultimately closed the day down a few percent.
It was a wild ride, for sure, and I had warned that one was especially volatile, which certainly played out today.
You can’t complain about seeing an 18% mover from the vert start, though. A great opportunity there today for people who caught it.
The stock I’m aiming at tomorrow has a more promising setup — one I think is worth getting on your radar ASAP tomorrow morning.
I’ve managed to alert some very impressive moves on this one, including a 40%+ intraday rip in March and an 18% one in July.
There’s an interesting dynamic here with one of the company’s subsidiaries that I don’t think has played out in the parent company’s stock price yet.
👉 I know I’m being vague now, but I’ll lay out the full details in my email to you at 9am ET tomorrow.
Grab some coffee, lock in, and let’s finish the week strong 💪🏻.
To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop
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