The Investment Committee debate Nvidia's earnings report and how to trade the name from here.
Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) came in well ahead of Street estimates for its fourth quarter last night but one Wall Street analyst continues to see some challenges for the AI darling ahead.
The semiconductor giant's historic run may face a harsh reality check, according to this expert. Transcript: CONWAY GITTENS: So what are your biggest takeaways from Nvidia's fourth quarter results?
While Nvidia (NVDA) is selling off after earnings, Jason Ware says there's a "long runway" ahead for the company's A.I. growth. He believes the world is seeing the "early innings" of the A.I.
Nvidia Corporation's FY 2025 earnings showed positive revenue trends but were tempered by rising costs and nuanced market reactions, leading to a modest stock increase. The company's shift to corporate clients and data centers has stabilized revenue but reduced diversification, with gaming division revenues declining significantly. Concerns include the potential underperformance of the new Blackwell architecture in data centers and geopolitical risks affecting sales due to U.S. export restrictions.
Revised my intrinsic value estimate for Nvidia to $1.9T, 40% lower than its current market cap, and reiterate a SELL rating. Nvidia's Q1 FY 2026 revenue and gross margin outlook were below my forecasts, prompting a downward revision in my estimates. Increased operating expenses forecast for FY 2026 and FY 2027, reflecting potentially lower operating leverage and higher costs.
One of the most highly anticipated quarterly reports on Wall Street was provided by Nvidia (NVDA -3.48%) last night. And the artificial intelligence (AI) darling didn't disappoint.
The S&P 500 experienced volatility and was little changed, influenced by President Donald Trump's announcement to proceed with tariffs on Canada and Mexico. At the time of writing, the S&P 500 index was flat from the previous change at 5,956.25 points, while the Dow Jones was up nearly 1%.
NVIDIA Corporation NVDA analysts see strong Blackwell demand and improved guidance, brushing off several concerns for the semiconductor company after its fourth-quarter financial results.
Rebecca Walser of @walserwealth returns to the NYSE set and reiterates her stance on a 30% correction coming to Wall Street. She says expectations of President Trump "auditing Fort Knox" will create volatility in commodities like silver and gold.
Paul Meeks, Harvest Portfolio Management CIO, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss if investors are rolling through Nvidia's Blackwell hiccup, if Nvidia's cheap enough to add exposure, and much more.
In this video, I will go over Nvidia's (NVDA -3.02%) earnings report and comments from management that were made during the call. Watch the short video to learn more, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below.