Nvidia is set to report earnings after hours on Wednesday with analysts expecting another round of blowout growth. Top tech CEOs discussed their spending on Nvidia products on their recent earnings calls.
Kevin Mahn of Hennion & Walsh discusses why he believes Nvidia is a juggernaut, and the company's earnings and guidance will have significant impact on investors' psyche.
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Nvidia's sales skyrocketed as demand for AI processors ramped up. As impressive as the sales growth has been, the margins picture is equally astounding.
As Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) investors anticipate the upcoming earnings report scheduled for August 28, the stock's technical indicators have highlighted key price levels to monitor in the short term.
AMD's data center business is about a tenth the size of Nvidia's. The stocks trade at similar valuations despite Nvidia's leadership position.
Nvidia is likely to report on Wednesday that its second-quarter revenue more than doubled. But investors used to its blockbuster results will be expecting even more from the artificial intelligence chip giant.
The semiconductor company's quarterly earnings and revenue are expected to more than double from a year ago.
Look for Nvidia to beat its own Q2 outlook and Wall Street's estimates when it reports results on Aug. 28. Stellar Q3 guidance is also likely based on recent comments from some of Nvidia's biggest customers.
As Nvidia‘s (NASDAQ: NVDA) Q2 earnings report on August 28 is fast approaching, analysts from Bank of America have labeled NVDA stock as a “table-pounding buy.”'
Nvidia is now one of the largest companies in the world due to the insane pricing power it has on its AI computer chips. Its customers, like Amazon and Google, are working to compete with their own computer chips.
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