In of Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA, ETR:NVD) highly anticipated earnings next week, there were reports that the company faces fresh pressure in China that could dent its eagerly awaited reopening of this key market. Following negotiations with the US government, the big news in the earnings would have been comments on the resumption of sales of its restricted H20 chip to China.
Despite getting the opportunity to once again sell H20 AI accelerators in China, Nvidia Corporation's overall upside from this development could be limited. Nvidia's overexposure to a handful of major customers is another major risk, considering that hyperscalers are testing their own AI accelerators. Considering that NVDA stock already remains overvalued, especially after the latest rally, we decided to stick with our Sell rating for its stock.
As August comes to a close, investors can expect one last slew of pertinent economic data and another round of earnings reports.
Nvidia Corporation's China revenue is under pressure from export restrictions, forced revenue sharing, and muted demand due to inventory stockpiling and government discouragement. Hyperscaler spending on AI infrastructure is massive, but these customers are developing their own chips, threatening Nvidia's long-term dominance and margins. With NVDA stock up 31% YTD and high expectations, even a strong earnings beat may not drive further upside due to lofty valuations and priced-in optimism.
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Banking giant HSBC has raised its Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) price target to $200 from $125, a 60% increase, while maintaining a ‘Hold' rating.
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Nvidia stock has suffered its biggest drop in months amid a broader selloff in highly valued technology companies.
In the closing of the recent trading day, Nvidia (NVDA) stood at $175.64, denoting a -3.5% move from the preceding trading day.
Nvidia (NVDA) said it's considering a "variety of products" for its roadmap as more details emerge about a new AI chip for the Chinese market. This follows recent signs of inroads in winning approvals from the Trump administration to expand sales to the country.
The new chip, tentatively named the B30A, is a less advanced version of Nvidia's Blackwell B300, according to a report.