NVDA News

Nvidia's December struggles are due to historical year-end profit-taking, not negative reactions to their positive third-quarter earnings.

Benzinga readers predict whether Nvidia will beat or miss analyst estimates in the third quarter and predict how high the stock could go if the results blowout estimates.

Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) became the world's most valuable company earlier this year on the back of surging demand for its artificial intelligence (AI) chips. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang founded the multi-billion dollar chip company more than 30 years ago and recently talked about what it would take to pit expectations against reality and do it all over again.

Nvidia analysts have short-term concerns on supply constraints, but long-term demand outlook is strong and not slowing down.

The company aims to meet these requirements within the discretionary period allowed by Nasdaq staff.

The world's largest market capitalization company, Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA), will report its September quarter earnings on Wednesday, Nov. 20. The street is keenly waiting for the company to report its financials as its shares have risen 191% year-to-date but declined by 2.5% over the last month.

Despite acknowledging high valuations, he believes they are justifiable if the economy remains stable.

Nvidia's earnings report on Wed is expected to drive market sentiment and influence S&P 500 more than key economic data. Options markets imply a 1.05% move in S&P, 12.5% in Nvidia.

The company, which has seen considerable success due to the AI boom, is under scrutiny regarding its operations.

The current stock market environment is reminiscent of the dot-com bubble peak, according to Rob Arnott, the founder and chairman of Research Affiliates. Arnott predicts a significant pullback in the near future.

Rising bond yields could signal a shift in investor preference for stocks. But history shows stocks can still perform well in the face of high yields.

Super Micro (NASDAQ: SMCI) faces potential delisting and loss of Nvidia's support. Nvidia's earnings next week could determine SMCI's fate.

Analyst maintains Outperform rating on Nvidia, raises price target to $175 ahead of strong Q3 results driven by demand for AI accelerators.

"Now I regret not taking you up," Huang told Son during their public conversation. "That was a great idea."

The U.S. Supreme Court has signaled its inclination to uphold a class-action lawsuit against Nvidia Corp for allegedly providing misleading information to investors about its reliance on cryptocurrency mining.

Jim Cramer, the host of CNBC's "Mad Money," has criticized Super Micro Computer Inc for its recent business update and preliminary first-quarter results.

Super Micro Computer is gearing up for Q1 earnings, with expectations set at 75 cents EPS and $6.45 billion revenue.