“It’s just the guidance,” says trader Joe Terranova. “It’s not what the Street had hoped for.”

That was the Fast Money pro’s knee-jerk reaction to the pullback in Nvidia

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Nvidia also guided for an April-quarter gross margin forecast of 49.5 percent, plus or minus 1 percentage point, less than the 52.1 percent expected by analysts.

However, this may be a case of be greedy when others are fearful.  “If it pulls back to $14 I’d look at it from the long side,” adds Terranova.

The Fast Money Liquidator is likely bullish due to Nvidia's long-term plan to move beyond designing graphics chips for PCs and into mobile devices.

Nvidia has said it expects revenues from its new Tegra 3 processor to hit $1 billion in 2012, with most growth in the second half of the year.

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