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| Time to Buy This AI Super Stock? Zacks Member, NVIDIA is reporting earnings after today's market close. This is worth noting because the company has beaten earnings 20 out of the last 22 quarters. During that time its stock price has skyrocketed. In fact, it has gained over +3,000% since I added it to one of my Zacks portfolios less than 6 years ago years ago.¹ And I still think it's a sound investment. So should you buy NVIDIA now? Wait. Semiconductors are still in rampant demand. According to Fortune Business Insights, global chip manufacturing is on the move, priming to grow from $627 billion in 2024 to $971 billion by 2028. But . . . NVIDIA is now a multitrillion-dollar company and not likely to jump another +3,000%. Today, I'm recommending a semiconductor stock with greater growth potential. This little-known mid-cap is only a fraction of the size of NVIDIA and only priced around $39 per share. The incredible demand for data is fueling the market's next digital gold rush. As data centers continue to be built and constantly upgraded, the companies that provide the hardware for these behemoths will become the NVIDIAs of tomorrow. This company is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the next growth stage of this market. I'll tell you all about it in my Special Report, The Semiconductor Surge: A Single Stock to Watch. Your cost? Exactly $1. And that same dollar buys you 30-day access to all of the picks from all our private portfolios. There's not a cent of further obligation. So please be sure to click below right now. This $1 opportunity is restricted – it ends at midnight tonight. All the Best,
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