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Nvidia is expected to deliver another blockbuster earnings report on Wednesday, but a shift in how artificial intelligence is used is raising doubts on how long its dominance in AI chips can last.
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NVIDIA's release will wrap up the Q1 reporting cycle for the Mag 7 group, whose growth as a whole has remained robust.
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Nvidia NVDA ) has become the defining stock of the artificial intelligence era, and ahead of the chip giant's Q1 results on Wednesday, May 20, investors are once again asking whether the AI leader still has room to run after a historic rally.
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Call volume outpaced puts by more than double on Monday, though more calls were exchanged at the bid or below, meaning likely sold.
Morgan Stanley is looking to see how Nvidia is managing the memory crunch and whether it can generate significant revenue outside of GPUs.
Shares of Nvidia (NVDA) slipped Monday as investors paused following the stock's recent rally and turned their attention to the chipmaker's earnings report later this week. The stock fell roughly 1.5% to around $222.97 in morning trading after dropping 4.4% on Friday, interrupting a powerful multi-session advance that had pushed shares to record highs.