Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) is expected to report strong earnings but faces potential supply chain issues in China and high-profile chip delay.

Individual investors became less optimistic about the stock market's prospects after a rally that took the market back near record highs. The latest survey by the American Association of Individual Investors,

Nvidia’s Q1 2025 earnings smashed expectations—but is the stock due for another breakout or a breather? Here's what analysts say about its next move.

Right now, NVIDIA’s 50-day moving average is trending sideways, a clear sign that short-term momentum has stalled. The longer-term 200-day moving average is also running flat, reinforcing the idea that the stock is struggling to find its technical footing.

These efforts are driven by a desire to preserve its market presence despite facing regulatory challenges. Investor sentiment remains optimistic, with traders making bullish bets on NVIDIA’s ...

CompanyOverview|NASDAQ:NVDA] NVIDIA’s (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock price is melting up and can extend the move to lofty levels. While little has been confirmed, easing trade tensions with China, reduced semiconductor restrictions on Arab nations,

Speaking of tariffs, Trump’s latest shot across the bow at Europe—threatening a 50% tariff on EU goods and a 25% hit on Apple iPhones not made in the U.S.—rattled what was already a jittery tape. It’s no longer just China in the trade war crosshairs; Brussels is next. That turns this from a bilateral skirmish into a full-on trade cold war redux.

FY2026 results will mark a positive sentiment inflection point in the cycle for AI infrastructure. Find out why NVDA stock is a Buy.

The Australian sharemarket inched closer to a record high during Tuesday’s trading, notching up its fourth-straight day of gains as “deals get done” and “risk on sentiment” returns to the market.