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4 Reasons Why Nvidia Can Beat the Market Again in 2026

Nvidia (NVDA) is expected to outperform the market in 2026, following a strong 39% stock rise in 2025. Key reasons include soaring revenue growth, with a projected 65% increase for Q4 2026, despite trade war challenges affecting sales in China. The ongoing demand for AI technology is also a significant factor, as companies continue to invest heavily in AI. Additionally, Nvidia's valuation remains attractive, trading at less than 25 times forward earnings, suggesting potential for further growth.

Motley Fool·
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NVDA
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NVDL
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07788
+1.46%
Motley Fool·
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NVDA
-0.55%
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NVDL
-1.16%
HK
07788
+1.46%

LG announces the ‘world’s lightest 17-inch RTX laptop’

LG is set to unveil its 2026 Gram Pro series at CES, featuring the world's lightest 17-inch RTX laptop, the LG Gram Pro 17 (17Z90UR). This model will utilize a new ultralight material called "Aerominum" for reduced weight and enhanced durability. It boasts a 2,560 x 1600 display and is equipped with Nvidia's RTX 5050 GPU with 8GB of VRAM, promising sufficient performance for graphics-intensive tasks, content creation, and gaming.

The Verge·
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NVDA
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The Verge·
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NVDA
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Nvidia Stock (NVDA) Forecast: Groq Deal, CES, and Key Catalysts for 2026

Nvidia (NVDA) stock is poised for growth in 2026, driven by key factors including the $20 billion Groq acquisition, the CES event, and H200 chip exports to China. Analysts predict a 41% increase in shares, with the stock currently trading at a 12% discount from its 52-week high. The Groq deal enhances Nvidia's capabilities in inference technology, while the CES event will showcase innovations in AI and data centers. Additionally, the ability to export H200 chips to China could significantly boost revenue, with substantial orders anticipated from Chinese firms.

Tip Ranks·
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NVDA
-0.55%
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NVDL
-1.16%
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07788
+1.46%
Tip Ranks·
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NVDA
-0.55%
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NVDL
-1.16%
HK
07788
+1.46%

India’s entertainment sector eyes Netflix-Warner deal, fears impact

Netflix's proposed $72 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery is raising concerns in India's entertainment sector. Local players fear the deal could harm cinemas and intensify streaming competition. The Multiplex Association of India warns it may reduce quality content for theaters and shorten film screening windows. Analysts suggest the merger could impact major cinema chains like PVR-INOX and competitors like JioStar and Amazon Prime. While some see potential benefits for the industry, smaller streaming services may struggle as Netflix gains more premium content.

南华早报·
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NFLX
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WBD
-0.41%
南华早报·
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NFLX
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WBD
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Stocks like Apple Inc. and Adobe Inc. are expected to rebound in 2026 after underwhelming performances in 2025. Apple shares lagged with 12.12% gains compared to the Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF's 25.54%, while Adobe Inc. is down 19.77% year-to-date but seeing traction in AI tools with generative AI credit usage up by 3x. Analysts predict a strong comeback for these stocks.

Stocks like Apple Inc. and Adobe Inc. are expected to rebound in 2026 after disappointing performances in 2025. Apple shares gained 12.12%, lagging behind the Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF's 25.54%. Analyst Gene Munster predicts Apple will excel in the first half of 2026, driven by strong iPhone sales and a new Siri launch. Adobe, down 19.77% year-to-date, is gaining traction with AI tools, and JPMorgan Chase sets a $520 price target, suggesting a 46.97% upside.

Unusual Whales·
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AAPL
-0.45%
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ADBE
-0.71%
Unusual Whales·
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AAPL
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ADBE
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