Nvidia
NVDA
trading on NASDAQ
since 1999
$164.96
(Δ 0.49%)
+$0.80 since open
Nvidia is a leading technology company that primarily creates graphics processing units (GPUs) for gaming, professional visualization, data centers, and automotive solutions, alongside chip systems for various AI and computing applications.
| type | open | high | low |
market cap |
volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| stock | $163.72 | $167.89 | $163.47 | $3.86T | 194.22M |
| eps | p/e | p/s |
operating margin |
profit margin |
yield |
| +$0.77 | 14.83 | 92.14 | 49.11% | 42.61% | 0.02% |
Nvidia will no longer include China in financial forecasts due to U.S. chip export controls
https://www.cnn.com/2025/06/12/tech/nvidia-...
Pretty sure this means revenue from China is going to $0.
CEO Jenson Huang claims quantum computing is reaching an "inflection point", making it clear where the next source of company hype is going to be coming from.
To be clear there is no evidence quantum computing is ready to produce anything remotely useful. This is just yet another ruse to get investors excited about something.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/06/11/nvidia-ceo-...
In yesterday's trading day Nvidia's market cap rose to $3.444 trillion dollars, once again surpassing Microsoft at $3.441 trillion, shaking up the #1 spot for most valuable company once again. The demand for chips for enabling artificial intelligence has not yet waned.
How much more demand can there be? There's only a finite number of buyers, right? At some point investors are going to be looking for a return on money going into artificial intelligence gambles, surely?
Who needs ROI when you have hype to the maximum?
NVDA EARNINGS DAY
https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-a...
- Record quarterly revenue of $39 billion - up 12% from Q3 and up 78% from one year ago
- Record full-year revenue at $130.5 billion, up 114% from last year
Big tech continues plowing money into Nvidia, news at 11.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/nvidia-pushes-...
NVDA announces they are getting into the Cloud GPU Market. Seems kind of weird considering all of their current business is selling to existing cloud service providers like Amazon, Microsoft, Oracle, etc. This move directly positions Nvidia as a competitor to their primary customers. Hard to see how those cloud providers will be happy about this one.
NVDA expects $15 billion loss in revenue due to "deeply painful" bans on H20 chips.
Last month, the [Trump] administration effectively banned Nvidia’s H20 chips to China by tightening chip export licensing requirements to the Asian country. At the time, Nvidia said it expected to take a $5.5 billion charge related to inventory and purchase commitments from the new restrictions for its fiscal first quarter.
Believe it or not, calls!
I guess when you're valued at ~$3 _trillion_ dollars, maybe a few billion here or there doesn't really make much of a difference. Calls it is, indeed.