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PLUS - Who are Nvidia’s New Silent Partners?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 September 01, 2024 | [Read Online]( [Unsubscribe]( Market Week: ☕️ Good morning and happy holiday weekend. Here’s a peek at the [earnings]( we’re watching this week, and a look ahead at the [economic calendar](. And in case you missed these, here are the top five most-read headlines from last week, according to Market Briefing readers: - Analyst resets Nvidia stock price target before earnings ([more]() - The end of fabulous money market rates is near ([read]() - Warning signs flash in a labor survey as Fed officials watch for weakness ([read]() - Fed minutes show a cut ‘likely’ to come in September ([read]() - Kamala Harris adopts populist economic agenda in effort to beat Trump ([read]() With the market is closed tomorrow, expect your next full briefing on Tuesday, 9/3 at 7:00 AM ET. But first, a message from Weiss Research — ⇓ — A message from our sponsor, Weiss Research — Who are Nvidia’s New Silent Partners? Dear Reader, Nvidia recently became the [most valuable company in the world]([.]( And Goldman Sachs called it: “The most important stock on planet earth.” Carson Group strategist Ryan Detrick remarked that: “Few things are more certain than death, taxes, and Nvidia…” You see, Nvidia is one of the only companies capable of making chips powerful enough for the most advanced AI applications. These chips propel ChatGPT, Microsoft, Google, Amazon and pretty much everyone else involved in AI. Without Nvidia, we wouldn’t be where we are with AI. It’s that simple. But Nvidia can’t do everything by itself. What most people don’t know is that it takes a village to create enough of the most powerful chips in the world. Nvidia must rely on a small handful of publicly traded stocks. What I call Nvidia’s “Silent Partners.” Nvidia needs these companies throughout the chip production process. These are under the radar companies very few people have heard of. But they have one massive thing working in their favor. In the background, they are critical to Nvidia’s business. And as Nvidia has emerged as AI’s golden goose… These firms have benefited greatly. Some of the companies partnering with Nvidia have already seen big wins… Like ASML, whose shares have been up as much as 471% … And Applied Materials, whose stock has soared as much as 452% … There’s also Super Micro Computer. Its stock has surged as much as 3,244%. And then there’s Taiwan Semiconductor … Nvidia’s longtime partner has seen shares of its stock explode as much as 4,744%. But here’s the thing … Nvidia is pivoting to a new $1 trillion Superproject that could revolutionize the AI industry… again. And it’s enlisting [a whole]([new set]([of partners]([.]( The names of these companies are not well-known. Even the savviest of investors may not have heard of them. But I have a list of Nvidia’s new Silent Partners. [Click here to learn more]([.]( Sincerely, Eliza Lasky Weiss Research Thank you for subscribing to Market Briefing, the 7am ET briefing that curates top headlines and stories impacting the markets each day. This message is a paid advertisement sent on behalf of a third-party advertiser of Market Briefing. If you have questions about your subscription, feel free to contact us via email at [vip@marketbriefing.com](mailto:contact@marketbriefing.com) If you no longer wish to receive email from Market Briefing you can unsubscribe [here](. [tw]( Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 Market Briefing, a Capital Media publication 99 Wall St, Ste 314 New York, NY 10005, United States of America [[beehiiv logo]Powered by beehiiv]( [Terms of Service](

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