Nvidia Corp is rated a Strong Sell due to increasing structural and financial risks despite recent share price gains. Concerns include rising inventory and prepaid expenses, heavy reliance on a few major customers, and complex financing practices that weaken the balance sheet. Additionally, slowing deferred revenue growth and a shift to lower-margin products could hurt Nvidia's profit margins and revenue sustainability. These factors raise caution for investors ahead of Nvidia's upcoming Q2 2027 report.
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