Although Roku reported mixed guidance in last month’s third-quarter earnings report, Roku remains one of the fastest growing leaders in video streaming technology.  Revenue rose 39% in its latest quarter, fueled entirely by a 74% surge in platform revenue thanks to their Roku 24 million active users.  About 10% of U.S. TV viewers aged 18 to 34 are now on Roku and 10 million of its users do not have a linear TV bundles.

The platform works. There are now 23.8 million users relying on Roku — up 43% over the past year — but that is just one of the

Micron Technology, Inc. manufactures and sells memory and storage solutions worldwide and climbed nearly 4% today after an analyst from BMO Capital Markets reversed his bearish stance and upgraded the semiconductor company to outperform from market perform stating, “while fundamentals will likely get worse before they get better, we believe the shares have bottomed, we are also raising our target price from $50 from $32.  But this post isn’t about Micro Technology, it’s about Nvidia. 

Nvidia needs no introduction, but just to remind you, not only is Nvidia the leader in gaming, but also the leader in supplying chips needed for