Overview
- Nvidia reports after the close Wednesday in a print widely treated as a verdict on the AI-driven rally and broader market tone.
- Consensus forecasts call for about $54.9 billion in revenue and roughly $1.25 in adjusted EPS, implying more than 50% year-over-year growth, with guidance and margin trends under the microscope.
- Option Research & Technology Services estimates the move could translate into roughly a $320 billion change in market value, the largest post-earnings swing yet for the stock.
- Shares have fallen roughly 10% from recent highs as worries build over stretched valuations, circular AI financing and potential overinvestment despite continued hyperscaler demand.
- Investor positioning has turned more cautious with exits by Peter Thiel’s fund and SoftBank and put purchases disclosed by Michael Burry, even as CEO Jensen Huang has cited about $500 billion in orders across 2025–2026.