Stock Market Today: NVIDIA Shares Rise Ahead of Earnings
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American chip giant Nvidia ($NVDA) is set to release its third-quarter fiscal 2026 results after the market closes on Wednesday, November 19.
Nvidia stock surges 4% after Q3 revenue of $57B beats estimates. Q4 guidance at $65B driven by strong Blackwell chip demand and data center growth.
NVIDIA (NVDA), the company at the heart of the AI revolution in the tech industry, has released its Q3 earnings report for the fiscal year 2026. It shows a beat on both revenue and EPS (earnings per share) expectation, which means NVIDIA stock is on the rise again.
Just when many investors thought that the AI trade as we knew it would go up in a poof of smoke, Jensen Huang’s GPU empire, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), posted a quarterly earnings result that was a lot better than expected.
Peter Thiel's hedge fund sold its entire $100 million Nvidia stake in Q3 while analysts maintain bullish forecasts ahead of Wednesday's earnings.
The daily timeframe chart shows that the NVIDIA stock price has been in a strong uptrend in the past few years. It recently crossed the important resistance level at $200, bringing its market capitalization to over $5 trillion.
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AMD, ARM, INTC, NVDA: Chip stock prices are falling across the board today. Here’s the reason why
Chipmakers including Nvidia and Intel are down along with much of the stock market Tuesday, as fears of an AI bubble grow. The most closely watched earnings report of the quarter is tomorrow. That’s when AI chipmaking giant Nvidia will announce its third-quarter results.
Stock futures edged higher on Thursday, bolstered by Nvidia’s robust earnings forecast, which reignited enthusiasm in the AI sector and lifted confidence in technology stocks. Additionally, the long-awaited September jobs report exceeded expectations,