Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA, ETR:NVD)'s market capitalization fell below $3 trillion as shares of the chipmaker plummeted following the release of its quarterly earnings report. Nvidia shares closed down more than 8% on Thursday, dropping its market cap to about $2.9 trillion.
Nvidia's (NVDA) latest earnings report delivered a blow to markets—though there are some bullish signs in the S&P 500's numbers, according to a new analysis.
NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA) expects an impressive first quarter fiscal 2026 buoyed by rock-solid demand for its AI-powered GPUs.
Nvidia Corporation's Q4 earnings beat estimates, showcasing strong revenue and free cash flow, with a positive outlook for Q1 '26 driven by AI demand. I previously rated Nvidia a strong buy due to its leadership in AI GPUs and expected out-performance, supported by Blackwell GPU shipments. Nvidia's Data Center segment saw 93% YOY growth, contributing 91% of revenue, while gross margins remained above 70%, despite a slight decline.
Semiconductor giant Nvidia published its Q4 FY 2025 earnings report on February 26 after market close. Nvidia stock (NASDAQ: NVDA) closed at $131.28 before the release.
On today's Wealth, host Brad Smith covers major market development accompanied by Wall Street experts' insights. Yahoo Finance Data and Markets Editor Jared Blikre joins the show to discuss Nvidia's (NVDA) stock outlook.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is under pressure following its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report, despite delivering a double beat on revenue and earnings per share (EPS).
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Nvidia (NVDA -8.48%) is known for hitting it out of the park when it comes to earnings, surpassing analysts' estimates quarter after quarter and reporting record levels of revenue. This is thanks to the company's dominance in the red-hot growth area of artificial intelligence (AI), a $200 billion market forecast to reach $1 trillion by the end of the decade.
Nvidia beat EPS and revenue estimates, but margin compression and high TCO for inference GPUs remain significant concerns, making shares a strong sell. Despite impressive Q4 results, Nvidia's gross margins fell below expectations, and management anticipates further declines due to the Blackwell architecture ramp-up. Nvidia's valuation remains high compared to sector medians, and shrinking margins could lead to P/E multiple compression, presenting downside risks.