Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) insiders have sold more than $105 million worth of company stock so far in 2026, amid the equity's continued dominance in the artificial intelligence (AI) space.
Nvidia's (NASDAQ: NVDA) powerful multi-year rally may be entering a decisive bearish phase, according to market analyst TradingShot.
Another day, another AI headline. Unsurprisingly, NVIDIA is the one in the news again this week, with an announced partnership with fellow Magnificent 7 member Meta Platforms keeping interest in the broader AI buildout red-hot.
NVDA gears up for Q4 results with $65B revenues in sight, but history hints at post-earnings dips despite AI demand and data center growth.
Nvidia (NVDA) will inevitably take center stage of Wall Street next week when it reports earnings on Wednesday. Rick Ducat points out the company's underperformance to other AI peers and potential for a pullback between $165 to $170 as a post-earnings possibility.
The chip maker's investment is a hedge against Google and a way to keep demand for its chips, an analyst says.
Nvidia Corporation remains the dominant force in AI hardware, with robust GPU-driven ecosystem growth and a bullish outlook ahead of Q4 earnings. NVDA's upcoming earnings are pivotal, likely to beat consensus and serve as a catalyst for a breakout above $190-210 resistance. Forward valuation is compelling: fiscal 2028 P/E is near 18 and PEG is around 0.5, reflecting undervaluation relative to growth prospects.
Nvidia is close to finalizing a $30 billion investment in OpenAI that would replace the company's earlier commitment to invest up to $100 billion, which was announced in September, Reuters reported Friday (Feb. 20).
NVIDIA is nearing a $30B OpenAI stake, replacing a $100B pact and spotlighting ETFs loaded with the AI chip giant as investors weigh risk and reward.
Get a deeper insight into the potential performance of Nvidia (NVDA) for the quarter ended January 2026 by going beyond Wall Street's top-and-bottom-line estimates and examining the estimates for some of its key metrics.
NVDA's Q4 performance is likely to reflect benefits from soaring AI chip demand from hyperscalers.
Nvidia is reportedly close to agreeing a $30 billion investment into OpenAI.