Nvidia stock has pulled back in the past four consecutive days. It has slumped from the all-time high of $243 to the current $230 as investors have remained cautious about the artificial intelligence boom.
Nvidia's gross margin was 75.0% for its latest quarter. Management expects gross margin to reach a low of 71% to 72% in this fiscal year's fourth quarter.
Nvidia's head of corporate communications has left after roughly four months. Anna Soellner joined the chip giant from Reddit around June.
Nvidia stock has already handed investors gains most people only dream about, yet Wall Street analysts keep raising their targets and the company's newest chips are just hitting the market.
Investors need to pay close attention to NVDA stock based on the movements in the options market lately.
Nvidia sits at $5.70 trillion today, but a specific calendar date, a single earnings report, and one supply-constrained growth target could determine whether it crosses a threshold no company has ever reached.
Jensen Huang says NVIDIA could sell far more chips if only the supply existed, and that single constraint ripples through every memory and storage stock in the AI chain.
A longtime Nvidia director quietly converted a massive block of stock into cash just weeks before the company hit an all-time high, raising a question Jensen Huang's summer of silence makes harder to ignore.
Nvidia stock remained under pressure this week as prominent investors Ray Dalio and Michael Burry warned that an AI bubble could burst. Shares also fell after Firmus pulled its IPO and as investors reacted to recent reports on OpenAI's revenue.
When one of the world's most aggressive builders reportedly moves to borrow billions just to secure a single supplier's hardware, it raises a question worth sitting with: what do they know that the rest of us are still catching up
A $20 billion accounting gap in OpenAI's revenue figures sent shockwaves through chip stocks on October 8, wiping out billions in market value across Nvidia, CoreWeave, Oracle, and others. The twist is that no sales were actually lost.
Nvidia receives massive customer advances—$15.6 billion in H1 FY2027—demonstrating significant real external demand beyond circular financing concerns. Customer prepayments, often from major players like Microsoft, are fueling Nvidia GPU purchases, indicating robust ecosystem-wide AI infrastructure investment. Despite some circular financing, billions in outside capital flow into NVDA, supporting confidence in the sustainability of current demand.