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Here’s what CNBC TV producers saw in Tuesday’s modest gain and what’s on their radar for Wednesday’s session.

• CNBC TV’s Seema Mody will report on Nvidia’s numbers after the market closes.
• On Tuesday’s “Market Navigator,” part of “Power Lunch,” OptionsPlay’s Tony Zhang warned that he was hedging: a put spread to profit from a post-report decline.
• Nvidia is up about 179% last year and will grow 159% in 2024.
• The share price is 8.8% below its June 20 high.
• According to FactSet, 92% of analysts covering the stock recommend buying or overweight, while 8% recommend holding. The average price target is $142.63, and the stock closed today at $128.30.
• Nvidia is up 20.5% over the past three months.

• CNBC TV’s Steve Kovach will present the quarterly results after the market closes.
• There is a lot of drama for CrowdStrike after a major IT outage on July 19th.
• Since then, the stock has fallen 21.5%.
• Previously, there had been a downward trend. Since the peak on July 9, the price is 32% below that level.
• However, in the last year, CrowdStrike has grown by 80%.
• The stock has fallen 23% in the last three months.

• CNBC TV’s Julia Boorstin will report when the company releases its quarterly results after the market closes.
• The share price is 17% below its March high.
• Salesforce has fallen by 3% in the last three months.

• There were two good comments here on CNBC on Tuesday from NYSE producer and earnings guru Robert Hum.
• He observed Nordstrom And PVH. Both saw strong sales at regular/full price.
• Both performed better than expected.
• Nordstrom is up 6% after the market close. The stock is down 7% in August.
• PVH fell 7% after the market closed. The stock is up 4.4% in a month.

• The retailer reported this on Wednesday morning.
• Foot Locker is 8% from the peak in February.
• The stock has risen nearly 49% in the last three months.
• Nike has fallen by 7% during this period, down 31% from its peak in December.

• Wednesday marks 100 days since Rob Lynch took over as CEO.
• ShakeShack has risen 10% in three months and is 3.5% below its May 6 peak.