Right now my best-selling gold research service is sitting on average open gains of 519%.
There’s one exception: a tiny gold company I most recently added to the portfolio. It’s still only up 19%.
It’s currently my favorite buy across all of my research.
I believe this company could realistically soar 400% in early 2026.
The truth is, I was preparing an investment brief on this company all last week… this brief is now live, but with the correction in gold, all of the numbers and analysis I did mean the company is now selling at an even bigger discount than it was last week.
It’s selling for about an 80% discount to my fair value estimate…
But I’m convinced the market will revalue this company as soon as it produces its first ounces of gold in early 2026.
That means you only have weeks to get in…
And this latest correction gives you the perfect entry point.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity.
See my full write-up on my #1 favorite gold stock here.
Best,
Garrett Goggin, CFA, CMT
Lead Analyst and Founder, Golden Portfolio
NVIDIA Just Proved the AI Boom Is Bigger Than Anyone Thought
Written by Thomas Hughes. Published 11/20/2025.
Key Points
- NVIDIA's Q3 release and guidance update indicated that the AI trade is still alive, with the industry larger and growing faster than anticipated.
- Revenue growth is accelerating, and forecasts for 2026 suggest analyst estimates are as much as 100% too low.
- Analysts are lifting their targets, pointing to a steep price increase over the next 12 months.
If there were any doubts about the AI trade ahead of NVIDIA’s (NASDAQ: NVDA) Q3 earnings release, they are gone. The company delivered another standout quarter, accelerating revenue growth to over 60% year-over-year and beating consensus estimates.
NVIDIA's exceptional outperformance suggests the AI boom is larger and accelerating faster than expected. The company’s Q4 guidance came in about $3 billion above MarketBeat's reported consensus — nearly 500 basis points — and looks likely to be exceeded given current trends. CEO Jensen Huang said GPUs and GPU capacity are sold out, with clear visibility into demand through the end of next calendar year.
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NVIDIA's Outlook for 2026: Analyst Forecasts Are Too Low
Looking ahead, NVIDIA expects about $500 million in Blackwell and Rubin revenue over the next five quarters, including the current quarter. That figure is more than 60% higher than consensus forecasts for the year — and that doesn't include contributions from other business segments.
The Q3 results showed strength across the board, with double-digit growth in all segments, underscoring the company's broad-based momentum.
As a result, NVIDIA's 2026 analyst forecasts may be up to 100% too low, a gap that could drive the stock to record levels.
The analyst community was swift to react. MarketBeat tracked nine price-target revisions within the first 12 hours of the release, and all were bullish.
Although there were no formal rating upgrades (nearly 94% of ratings were already at Buy or higher), several firms raised price targets and issued affirmations.
The consensus rating implies about a 30% upside versus the pre-release close, while the average of the updated targets points to a larger move. The average forecast after the earnings release is currently $262, with the high-end target at $350.
Notably, both low-end and high-end targets are moving higher, indicating broad-based upward revision. A move to the high-end range would represent nearly a 100% gain from pre-earnings levels.
Institutional activity remains a key driver of NVIDIA stock. Institutions own roughly 65% of the company, and despite some selling in early Q4, they have been broadly bullish this year. With the results now in, institutions are expected to resume buying in the back half of Q4.
NVIDIA’s Balance Sheet and Shareholder Value Swell
NVIDIA's financial position adds another layer of confidence. The company's revenue surge improved operating leverage, driving stronger margins, cash flow, and profits. EPS, which significantly outperformed consensus, is forecast to grow in 2026 alongside revenue.
The company's balance sheet is notably strong. NVIDIA is net cash positive, and its cash balance has grown about 40% year-to-date to over $60 billion. While the dividend yield remains modest at 0.05%, meaningful share repurchases trimmed the share count by roughly 1% in Q3 and are likely to continue.
NVIDIA Triggered Buy Signal
Technically, the stock looked vulnerable ahead of the Q3 release — with candlestick patterns, MACD, and stochastic indicators pointing to a potential top. NVIDIA's strong earnings, however, served as the catalyst for a new buy signal. Shares jumped more than 5% in premarket trading and found support at key trend levels. With favorable long-term trends and solid fundamentals, NVIDIA remains well-positioned to benefit from the accelerating AI cycle.
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