With Wall Street accustomed to beat-and-raise performances from Nvidia, it's been harder for the stock to see meaningful post-earnings moves. That's the view of Mizuho desk-based analyst Jordan Klein,

The stock market sell-off restarted on Thursday. Markets whipsawed in afternoon trading as valuation concerns returned to the conversation.

Now, let's move along to the latest earnings report. In the third quarter of the 2026 fiscal year, Nvidia said revenue jumped 62% to $57 billion, and the company maintained a high level of profitability on sales -- we can see this through the gross margin level of more than 73%.

One confident message coming out of Nvidia earnings: "AI spending isn’t just holding up, it's accelerating," wrote Jake Behan, the head of capital markets at Direxion. That upbeat tone from Nvidia "could flip this tech rotation on its head,

Nvidia's size and influence on the broader market mean its results will likely affect a wide range of investors.

Nvidia once again reported remarkable revenue growth, especially for a company of its size. For its fiscal Q3, its revenue soared 63% to $57 billion, easily topping the $54.9 billion consensus as compiled by LSEG. Adjusted earnings per share (EPS), meanwhile, climbed 67% to $1.30, coming in ahead of the $1.25 analysts expected.

A report sent shares of Nvidia tumbling as concerns increase that Google is coming for its chip business.

Michael Burry is standing by his criticism of Nvidia Corp. even after a report said the leading artificial intelligence company pushed back on his analysis.