History Says Nvidia Is Going to Disappoint Wall Street After Aug. 26
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Although the bulk of earnings season is now in the rearview mirror, arguably the most consequential report is yet to come. After the closing bell on Aug. 26, the face of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, Nvidia ( NVDA -0.07% ) , will lift the hood on its latest quarterly operating results. As has been customary for much of the last four years, Nvidia is expected to blow past Wall Street's consensus sales and profit forecasts. But if history rhymes, once again , it won't be enough to drive the company's lofty valuation higher. Based on current estimates, Nvidia is expected to deliver nearly $91.9 billion in fiscal second-quarter sales (up 96% from the year-ago quarter) and earnings per share (EPS) of $2.08. With an average EPS beat of $0.065 over the last four quarters, Nvidia is hurdling profit expectations by roughly $1.5 billion per quarter. There's no secret to Nvidia's formula for success. The company's graphics processing units (GPUs) are superior, and Wall Street's most influential businesses have shown a willingness to pay a premium for the best products in the AI arena. With no competitors particularly close to matching or surpassing the compute capabilities of Nvidia's core GPU lineup, it's been able to charge a hearty premium.
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AI leader NVIDIA (NVDA) is scheduled to announce its Q2 earnings after the market close on August 26. Market consensus expects revenue of $91.9 billion and earnings per share (EPS) of $2.08, a 96% growth year-over-year. However, given historical patterns, concerns are raised that despite such stellar performance, high valuation burdens may be insufficient to drive stock price gains. Investors should keep in mind the possibility of a muted stock reaction despite superior GPU competitiveness.
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- Semiconductors — Nvidia's core GPU product line maintains massive premiums based on exceptional computing power, expected to drive quarterly revenue of $91.9 billion and 96% growth.
- AI — Major Wall Street corporations continue to favor Nvidia's top-performing products to build AI infrastructure, creating high demand.
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- Semiconductors — There is a recurring risk that due to high expectations already reflected in valuations every earnings season, the stock may fail to gain upward momentum even with better-than-expected results.
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Nvidia has recorded an average EPS surprise of $0.065 over the past four quarters, demonstrating excess earnings of about $1.5 billion per quarter. While it is expected to easily surpass Wall Street expectations in this earnings report as well, analysis suggests that excessively high expectations could act as poison, limiting upward stock momentum.
In the bullish scenario, an earnings surprise based on overwhelming GPU performance and a monopolistic position could drive further upside. On the contrary, in the bearish scenario, profit-taking may emerge as valuation burdens are highlighted despite flawless earnings, requiring close attention to guidance and future margin trends.
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