Mellanox Technologies Ltd. (MLNX)

It's a too true to be good moment. We need a shakeout. That should get the market where it has to go.

We're seeing lots of companies snapping up their peers, and the market is applauding.

Cloud demand trends, gaming GPU sales and Mellanox deal commentary are among the things to watch as Nvidia reports.

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A trade deal still seems far away, so check your China exposure, again, as earnings season approaches.

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But whether the Chinese will make concessions will remains to be seen. So far, they have not given an inch, and they have the most to lose.

Nvidia's second-quarter profits were well below its year-ago earnings but were nicely ahead of analyst expectations.

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There still appears to be plenty of interest among chip developers in further consolidation, and the easing of export restrictions on Huawei might make them less worried about Chinese regulators.

Assuming that enough of you are either long NVDA, or at least have an interest in the name, let's take a look under the hood, and make a more determined decision here.

Talks between Washington and Beijing unlikely to end tariffs, but what would be worse? If the Fed chief dropped his guard on a single tweet.

You can't start a discussion about the issue, though, without going right to the most impacted stock on earth: Apple.

Given the sidestepping of trade restrictions for the European chipmakers, they could be poised to fill the void left by larger U.S. competitors that have long been dominant in the region.

Overall, there is nothing about the earnings report that makes me want to scream 'buy the stock'.

Nvidia still needs China's approval for the buyout of Mellanox.

Nvidia's biggest acquisition is in the hands of Chinese regulators at an inopportune time.

Is the semi space in for another round of M&A?

Analysts are raising their price targets for the semiconductor giant based on its positive outlook.

With Nvidia's needs addressed, the stock is set to surge.

Consolidation is driving growth in the semis, but tech-led strength is never a bad thing.

It signals the glut in chips may be done with, which is good news for most of the semiconductor names.

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