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NVDA·NVIDIA Corporation

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After Hours
High
$211.10
Open
$202.00
Market Cap
5105.23B
52W High
$236.54
Low
$200.70
P. Close
$210.96
P/E
31.99
52W Low
$161.61
Fwd P/E
16.49
DailyIQ Est.
$339.09
Technical Score (1D)
91
BUY
News Sentiment
78
BULLISH
NVDA’s latest earnings revealed a modest slowdown in revenue growth amid stiffer GPU competition, yet the company reaffirmed its full‑year EPS guidance at $12.5 and highlighted the upcoming H100 GPU launch as a potential high‑performance computing catalyst. This earnings context dovetails with Citi’s recent call, where analyst Malik reaffirmed a Buy rating and a $300 price target, noting that the sell‑off concerns are real but manageable and that the product roadmap remains intact; traders should watch the next earnings report and any new AI chip announcements. Meanwhile, NVDA’s valuation has dipped to its lowest level since 2019, creating a perceived upside for investors who weigh the risk of a broader market correction against the company’s dominant AI and data‑center position. In a diversification move, NVDA partnered with Fervo Energy to develop an AI‑driven EGS‑Twin geothermal platform, which could open a new revenue stream from clean‑energy services and broaden the company’s footprint beyond hardware. The company’s data‑center revenue surged 92% YoY to $75.246 billion and networking revenue grew 199%, underscoring the scale of its AI‑era factory buildout and reinforcing the narrative of sustained growth. Wedbush analysts point to the forthcoming Vera CPU, whose architecture promises higher inference efficiency for large‑language models, potentially expanding NVDA’s data‑center revenue beyond GPUs; watch the product roadmap and early adoption metrics. Geopolitical headwinds loom, as Jim Cramer warned of Chinese regulatory risks that could disrupt supply chains and market access, a concern that traders should monitor for any policy shifts. A recent demonstration of lidar sensor manipulation in autonomous vehicles highlights security vulnerabilities that could affect NVDA’s sensor deployments, prompting a need for robust security measures and regulatory oversight. Finally, the SK Hynix U.S. IPO has sparked market divergence in chip stocks, and NVDA’s role as a supplier to the semiconductor ecosystem means that any shift in chip demand could ripple through its supply chain, making the IPO outcome a key watch item for the next trading days.
Earnings Summary
NVDA, a global technology provider specializing in accelerated computing and AI solutions, serves gaming, data center, and automotive markets with high‑performance GPUs and AI platforms. In the last two quarters reported, Q3 2025 posted EPS of $1.30 on revenue of $57.006 B, while Q1 2027 delivered EPS of $1.87 on $81.615 B, both surpassing analyst estimates and marking a 37 % revenue jump from Q2 2025’s $46.743 B and a 78 % EPS increase from Q2 2025’s $1.05. The company has consistently beat earnings expectations in five consecutive quarters, with revenue beating the sole estimate in Q1 2027. Historically, NVDA has shown a strong upward trajectory, with EPS growing from $0.89 in Q4 2024 to $1.87 in Q1 2027 and revenue climbing from $39.331 B to $81.615 B, underscoring robust margin expansion despite supply‑chain constraints noted in recent reports. Recent news highlights a 85 % YoY surge in data‑center revenue driven largely by China, a sharp acceleration in AI‑infrastructure demand following Dell’s 181 % jump in AI‑server revenue, and a consolidation around the $200 support level that could signal renewed upside momentum; competitive pressure from Qualcomm’s new AI data‑center chip lineup and SK Hynix’s HBM slowdown are also noted. Investors should watch for NVDA’s upcoming earnings guidance, any shift in AI‑specific revenue mix, and price action around the $200 level to gauge whether the consolidation breaks into a new breakout, while monitoring partner deployment of the Vera Rubin platform and potential margin impacts from rising component costs.

EPS

EstBeatMiss
$0.55$0.98$1.41$1.85$2.28Q4'24Q1'25Q2'25Q3'25Q1'27Q2'27
QtrEstActual+/−
Q2'27$2.08 - -
Q1'27$1.77$1.87+5.4%
Q3'25$1.26$1.30+3.5%
Q2'25$1.01$1.05+4.1%
Q1'25$0.75$0.81+8.0%
Q4'24$0.85$0.89+5.2%

Revenue

EstBeatMiss
$31.2B$48.8B$66.4B$84.0B$101.6BQ4'24Q1'25Q2'25Q3'25Q1'27Q2'27
QtrEstActual+/−
Q2'27$93.5B - -
Q1'27$80.4B$81.6B+1.5%
Q3'25 - $57.0B -
Q2'25 - $46.7B -
Q1'25 - $44.1B -
Q4'24 - $39.3B -
Full Earnings BreakdownEstimates, actuals, guidance, and historical context
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Market Data

NVDA Stock Snapshot

NVDA is currently trading at $210.58, giving NVIDIA Corporation a market cap of 5105.23B and a P/E ratio of 32.0. Today's range spans $200.70–$211.10, with shares opening at $202.00 and moving down $0.38 (0.2%) from the prior close. DailyIQ's technical score sits at 91/100 (BUY) with a news sentiment reading of 78/100.

Over the past year NVDA has traded between $161.61 and $236.54 - the current price is +30.3% off the 52-week low and -11.0% from the high. 70 analysts cover the stock with a Buy consensus and a mean 12-month target of $301.62 (range $180.00–$500.00), implying upside of +43.2%.

The technical and sentiment signals for NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) are pointing the same direction: bullish. Score: 91/100 (BUY). Sentiment: 78/100 (bullish). Price: $210.58 (in the middle of its 52-week range). For a mega-cap with 5105.23B in capitalization (P/E: 32.0), that kind of alignment tends to attract momentum-oriented institutional flows on top of the baseline passive buying - a combination that makes the path of least resistance hard to fade.

The 52-week range of $161.61–$236.54 tells the structural story: NVDA has demonstrated it can hold ground at the low end and extend meaningfully at the high. At $210.58 and in the middle of its 52-week range, the stock is in territory where momentum-driven capital tends to press positions rather than take profits — especially when news sentiment (78/100, bullish) isn't providing a reason to rotate out.