NVIDIA reported a 73% year-over-year revenue increase to $68 billion in Q4 fiscal 2026, with a 75% gross margin and strong guidance for $78 billion next quarter. Institutional investors continue to buy heavily, driving the stock up 20.8% in the past month. The company's strong fundamentals include a 3-year sales growth of 101.8% and EPS growth of 266.2%, with EPS expected to rise 34.5% this year. This sustained institutional support and robust financial performance suggest NVIDIA remains a top stock to watch for long-term growth potential.
Nvidia's stock pulled back to a critical support zone near $214.80, testing the 20-day moving average, prior peak, and Fibonacci retracement levels. Despite closing near session lows, the long-term uptrend remains intact unless support fails, with a ...
NVIDIA's diverse customer base, including cloud providers and enterprises using CUDA GPUs, reduces risks from ASIC competition by hyperscalers. The company is expected to maintain a 70-75% share of the AI accelerator market through 2030. The upcoming...
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