Gelonghui, February 22 — According to foreign media analysis, Nvidia has played a key role in driving the stock market to new all-time highs over the years. However, as skepticism toward artificial intelligence intensifies, Wall Street is increasingly worried that regardless of next week’s earnings report, this chip giant’s stock price will be pressured downward. Nvidia’s stock has been trading sideways for months, which is undoubtedly a significant setback for a company that not long ago was a leading contributor to the index and achieved triple-digit annual gains. Investors expect Nvidia’s next earnings report to surpass Wall Street expectations and to raise forecasts for the coming quarters. But this may not boost the stock price. Meanwhile, if Nvidia’s performance fails to ease investor tensions around artificial intelligence, it could lead to greater volatility in AI-related stocks and the broader market.
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Analysis: Even if NVIDIA's earnings report next week is impressive, it may not boost the stock price.
Gelonghui, February 22 — According to foreign media analysis, Nvidia has played a key role in driving the stock market to new all-time highs over the years. However, as skepticism toward artificial intelligence intensifies, Wall Street is increasingly worried that regardless of next week’s earnings report, this chip giant’s stock price will be pressured downward. Nvidia’s stock has been trading sideways for months, which is undoubtedly a significant setback for a company that not long ago was a leading contributor to the index and achieved triple-digit annual gains. Investors expect Nvidia’s next earnings report to surpass Wall Street expectations and to raise forecasts for the coming quarters. But this may not boost the stock price. Meanwhile, if Nvidia’s performance fails to ease investor tensions around artificial intelligence, it could lead to greater volatility in AI-related stocks and the broader market.