Dear Reader,

It's a wild week for the legendary chipmaker.

Nvidia just beat earnings expectations across every metric, with annual revenue up nearly 100%.

So why did the stock abruptly plunge following the earnings release – losing $175 billion in just 8 minutes?

NVDA has recovered since... big banks are hiking their price targets...

But still, it's clear: Something strange just happened on Wall Street.

And according to one 50-year Wall Street legend, who worked alongside Paul Tudor Jones, Steve Cohen, and George Soros...

Things are about to get even stranger.

(For NVDA – and dozens of other beloved AI stocks.)

He explains everything you need to know, right here. Including his #1 AI stock to buy instead of NVDA today.

Regards,

Kelly Brown
Senior Researcher, Chaikin Analytics

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