NVIDIA reports earnings this Wednesday, and all eyes are on what many consider the most important company in the AI boom. But beyond the headlines, something interesting is happening with the stock itself.

After breaking above $200, NVDA has cooled off and slipped back to the $190 range. For long-term investors, that dip may be more of an opportunity than a warning sign.

Right now, NVIDIA is trading at just 28 times forward earnings — one of the most attractive valuations it’s had in a while. And that’s paired with fundamentals that most companies can only dream of:

1. 40% year-over-year revenue growth

2. 40% EPS growth

3. Net profit margins above 50%

Finding that level of growth and that level of profitability at this valuation is almost unheard of in today’s market.

So heading into earnings week, the pullback to $190 isn’t just noise — it may represent a compelling entry point for investors looking to build or add to a long-term position. With NVIDIA at the center of AI, data centers, and next-gen computing, this week could be a pivotal moment.

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