1. Nvidia's $5.5B export-related charge triggered market overreaction, but strong U.S. GPU demand supports long-term growth; 2. Surging data center sales and >60% operating margins highlight profitability; 3. Declining reliance on China and undervalued stock (18.8x 2026e P/E) suggest 60% upside potential to $170/share.
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