Micron hit record highs as AI memory demand and HBM shortages fueled pricing power, with revenue and margin outlook signaling more upside.
Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde discusses what to expect from Nvidia this week as investors anxiously await the company's earnings results. Plus, the AI data center boom triggers the largest power deal in history, the filing for SpaceX's IPO could come as soon as this week, and Ed Ludlow brings the latest from Dell Technologies World in Las Vegas.
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.
China matters to the Nvidia Corporation bull case. Yes, the data center has grown sequentially without GPU sales there, but I believe resumed access would improve Nvidia's growth narrative. In fact, I believe the chase-up rally last week was mainly driven by this factor, given the developments with NVDA's H200 during the Trump-Xi summit. That said, Vera Rubin continues to be the main NVDA stock bull case pillar for the second half of the year, especially as inference demand appears to be rising materially.
Chip stocks have stalled recently but Nvidia reports earnings on Wednesday. Wall Street still believes in the trade.
We begin to wind down Q1 earnings season this week. Key companies are scheduled to report — especially the most “magnificent” of the “Mag 7,” NVIDIA NVDA, along with Home Depot HD, Target TGT and Walmart WMT — but overall reporting volume is taking a step down after the past two weeks of 1000+ companies having reported per week.
NVDA eyes about $78B in Q1 revenues as booming AI datacenter chip demand fuels surging earnings expectations.
NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA | NVDA Price Prediction) just picked up another bullish data point from Wall Street.
You can parse Nvidia's next earnings report for the latest on profit margins and the AI buildout. Or you can just bet on the words that will come out of Jensen Huang's mouth.
If you are sitting on a portfolio that has ridden Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA | NVDA Price Prediction), the hyperscalers, and every adjacent AI name to fresh highs, the question is what happens when the narrative cracks.