For me,
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ is the clear standout from this week’s earnings list. Strong EPS expectations and continued AI infrastructure demand make it difficult to ignore. I’m watching not only whether NVDA beats EPS, but also whether its forward guidance can justify the high expectations already priced into the stock.
I’m particularly interested in how Nvidia’s margins hold up as memory and component costs rise. If it can maintain strong profitability despite higher input costs, that would reinforce my bullish long-term view and highlight its pricing power across the AI ecosystem.
I’d rather accumulate NVDA gradually than chase a big move around earnings. Short-term volatility is likely, but if AI demand continues to compound over the next few years, I’m comfortable treating meaningful pullbacks as opportunities to build my position.
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