Nvidia Earnings In Focus; SpaceX Eyes Historic IPO
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This is Bloomberg Tech coming up NVIDIA earnings on deck. A huge moment for the world's most valuable company and the stock at the center of the AI boom. Plus, SpaceX, inches closer to launch. It could be today that Must Company unveils its IPO filing. And we take a deep dive into Softbanks' bet on OpenAI. Insiders worried the Masayoshi Sun is too tied to the AI giant. Right now, NVIDIA is everything that the Bloomberg Tech audience is clicking on, reading about, talking about. We're up 2%, taking our year-to-date gain 20%. We expect 80% top line growth, 85% growth in earnings per share, but there are questions about China and how much momentum this AI story has. Let's get the stock story for the world's most valuable company with Bloomberg Tech Equities Reporter.
Carmen Reinicke, Friday, Monday, Tuesday. We were almost in correction territory, with NVIDIA at the heart of what was happening in chip stocks. You write today that NVIDIA's earnings will either make or will break the rally in chips. Why?
Yeah, so it's been so important NVIDIA overall, right? We know it's sort of the kingmaker of the AI trade. It's the stock that all investors are watching really to see the demand going forward and if that story is still strong. And so this huge rally that we've seen in the chipmaking space really from this March 30th low up through last week, it's had incredible momentum, but NVIDIA is really the thing that investors are gonna watch to see if this can go. forward. We got a little bit of a respite over the last few days. We saw a sell-off, but we're kind of back up. That rally is going stronger today. So how NVIDIA talks about the future demand here is going to be paramount to that entire sector.
Come and the MLive and MacroView team go back and say what typically happens post earnings for NVIDIA, even if it is a blowout, and this is the answer. It's a pretty mixed picture, right? There is no guarantee that even if NVIDIA has a barnstorming print, that in the days that follow, even the month that follows, the market will go with it.
Exactly. So something that we've seen over the last few earnings reports for NVIDIA is that shares of F actually fall in the day after results, even if they're very strong, even if it's a blowout report. Some of that is pretty typical around earnings. You get a little bit of a buy the rumor, sell the news. Obviously, this could be a good place for investors to trim, to sort of take some profits, especially after such an incredible rally. And the other thing I'd say is that so NVIDIA is Still the most important stock in the S P 500. It's the largest company in the world. It commands the most weight in the index, but it's not immune to broader macro pressures. And we have seen sort of the pull and of the AI trade continuing over this year.
Crazy. So while it's very important to see the future demand there for these stocks, it's also no guarantee that this is going to continue to march forward and up to the
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–6:10
2
What is the outlook for Nvidia’s upcoming earnings report?
6:10–8:49
3
How are Nvidia’s growth expectations (80% revenue, 85% EPS) affecting investor sentiment?
8:49–11:21
4
Why do Nvidia shares often fall after earnings, even on strong results?
11:21–15:06
5
What details are known about SpaceX’s imminent IPO filing and valuation targets?
15:06–16:20
6
What concerns are insiders raising about SoftBank’s $60 B bet on OpenAI?
16:20–20:04
7
Why are AI chatbots struggling with news accuracy and political bias?
20:04–25:38
8
What key metrics (90 B revenue guide, Rubin ramp) will Nvidia need to hit in its earnings?
25:38–46:40
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