Right now, NVIDIA’s 50-day moving average is trending sideways, a clear sign that short-term momentum has stalled. The longer-term 200-day moving average is also running flat, reinforcing the idea that the stock is struggling to find its technical footing.

From chip demand to China tensions, Nvidia's latest earnings reveal more than profits, they offer key signals for anyone invested in AI, tech stocks, or the broader market.

Nvidia stock has been on a tear after the company inked a lucrative deal with a Saudi data center firm. Results are due late Wednesday.

Nvidia prepares to report its earnings on Monday. Why is the report such a big deal? For a couple of reasons. See why.

A long-time darling of the stock market, Nvidia 's ( NVDA 0.28%) stock fell more than 40% from its 52-week high in January 2025 to a 52-week low in April 2025. Investors were concerned about the potential decline in enterprise spending on artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure and the impact of tariff wars.

Individual investors became less optimistic about the stock market's prospects after a rally that took the market back near record highs. The latest survey by the American Association of Individual Investors,

US indexes inched up on Thursday, giving up most gains as investors assessed the latest trade developments after an appeals court reinstated Trump's tariffs.

Historically, a dropping VIX indicates less fear in the market, and rising VIX accompanies stock market downturns. However, the lower the VIX, the higher the probability of the market’s downward reversal. Conversely, the higher the VIX, the higher the probability of the market’s upward reversal.

The market also wanted to hear about how the US’s ban on most chip exports to China is impacting revenue. The hit to Nvidia’s revenue is huge: the company said that it will hurt revenue in the current quarter to the tune of more than $8bn,

Stocks were mostly higher Thursday morning on hopes for easing tariff levels and as Nvidia earnings please investors once again.