Yes, probably some market participants did expect something like that and have been betting on it, but are not interested in holding the stock longterm and are now „Selling the news“.
In the last few days I have seen some questions or allegations in Twitter about NVIDIA numbers/demand being really that strong (especially their massive beat), and even some sketchy events behind those numbers and Coreweave, their biggest costumer by a lot.
I obviously have not gone into this at all, but I just wanted to share the 2 videos I have found that sum most of what I have seen, in case someone is interested.
Samantha is also not a random on Twitter, she seems to be well known, but obviously could have a motivation behind since she also has a trading company. https://twitter.com/SamanthaLaDuc?t=PUU-pwZP-dHJmyUNe_k57w&s=09
But she is also not the only one I have seem researching this.
Nvidia Q1 2025 revenue rose by 262% y/y to $26.04 billion, exceeding analysts estimate of $24.65 billion.
Net income was up 628% y/y to $14.88 billion while EPS of $6.12 topped estimate of $5.59.
The company is guiding Q2 revenue of $28 billion which is above analysts estimate of $26.61 billion, indicating that they don’t expect demand for AI products to slow down.
Nvidia said in the earnings call that 40% of their cloud revenue comes from large cloud providers with inferencing AI driving about 40% of data center revenue in Q1 .
‘‘We are poised for our next wave of growth,’’ CEO said.
Nvidia Q2 2025 revenue rose 122% y/y to $30.04 billion, topping analysts estimate of $28.7 billion.
Net income increased by 168% y/y to $16.6 billion while diluted EPS of $0.68 topped analysts estimate of $0.64.
It’s guiding Q3 2025 revenue of $32.5 billion which is above average analysts estimate of $31.7 billion but below “buyside whisper” estimate of between $33 billion and $34 billion while full year gross margin is guided to be in the “mid-70% range", below analysts estimate of 76.4%.
“Demand for Blackwell platforms is well above supply, and we expect this to continue into next year,” CFO Colette M. Kress said in the earnings call.
Nvidia tops revenue and earnings estimates for Q3, guidance for Q4 fails to meet the more optimistic estimates
Nvidia Q3 2025 revenue rose 94% y/y to $35.08 billion, exceeding consensus analysts estimate of $33.16 billion while gross margin was 75%, down from 75.1% in Q2 .
Net income increased 109% y/y to $19.3 billion while diluted EPS came in at $0.81 versus $0.75 estimate.
It expects Q4 2025 revenue to grow 70% y/y to $37.5 billion and gross margin is expected to come in between 73.0% and 73.5%.
Nvidia shares shed 2% in extended trading due to Q4 revenue outlook that failed to meet the highest analysts estimate of $41 billion and declining gross margin as a result of the rush to get chips to customers.
Nvidia said demand for its chips remain strong.
“Both Hopper and Blackwell systems have certain supply constraints, and the demand for Blackwell is expected to exceed supply for several quarters in fiscal 2026,” CFO Kress said.
Yeah, revenue rose 69% y/y to $44.1 billion, beating analysts estimate of $43.31 billion.
Earnings per share came in at $0.96 versus $0.93 expected.
It’s guiding Q2 revenue of $45 billion versus $45.9 billion estimate, which could have been $8 billion higher had it not for the China-bound H20 chips restrictions.
“Global demand for Nvidia’s AI infrastructure is incredibly strong,” said CEO Jensen Huang in a statement.
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Nvidia tops Q2 estimates but shares slip on data center revenue miss
Nvidia’s Q2 2026 revenue rose 56% y/y to 46.74 billion, above analysts estimate of $46.06 billion while adjusted EPS came in at $1.05 versus $1.01 estimate.
Its data center revenue rose 56% y/y to $41.1 billion, slightly below analysts estimate of $41.34 billion.
Nvidia guided Q3 2025 revenue of $54 billion, plus or minus 2% versus analysts estimate of $53.1 billion, which doesn’t assume any H20 shipments ($2 billion-$5 billion in revenue) to China.
Nvidia shares are down 2% pre-market due to the lower-than-expected data center revenue.
I=6 Nvidia beats revenue and earnings estimates in Q3, guides another strong Q4
Nvidia’s Q3 2025 (press release) revenue rose 62% y/y to $57 billion while EPS rose 67% y/y to $1.30, both topping analysts estimates of $54.92 billion and $1.25, respectively.
It expects Q4 2025 revenue of $65 billion, above analysts estimate of $61.66 billion.
Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang dismissed concerns of AI bubble.
“There’s been a lot of talk about an AI bubble,” Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told investors on an earnings call. “From our vantage point, we see something very different.”
I=6 Nvidia beats revenue and earnings estimates in Q4, guides another strong Q1 but fails to impress investors
Nvidia’s Q4 2026 (press release) revenue rose 73% y/y to $68.1 billion while adjusted EPS rose 82% y/y to $1.76, both topping analysts estimates of $$66.2 billion and $1.53, respectively.
It expects Q1 2027 revenue of $78 billion versus consensus analysts estimate of $72.6 billion, with other analysts projecting as high as $80 billion.
Nvidia’s strong results and forecast failed to impress investors as the shares are only up 1% pre-market.
It seems investors may be concerned about growing competition from China as mentioned by management in the earnings call and risk that hyperscalers may no longer spend massively in Nvidia compute as their cash flows decline (min 3:08 of video below).