NVIDIA CORP

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Ticker
NVDA
CIK0001045810
SIC3674
SectorManufacturing
Industry CategoryElectronic Equipment
Industry GroupElectronic Components & Accessories

Contact

Address2788 SAN TOMAS EXPRESSWAY, SANTA CLARA, CA, 95051
Website nvidia.com
Phone408-486-2000
CEOJen H. Huang
Employees26,200

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Income Statement
Revenue$113.27 billion
Pre-Tax Income$72.92 billion
Net Income$63.08 billion
Net Income to Common$63.08 billion
EPS$2.57
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Balance Sheet
Cash$9.11 billion
Assets$96.01 billion
Liabilities$30.11 billion
Common Equity$65.90 billion
Liabilities & Equity$96.01 billion
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Cash Flow Statement
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NOPAT$61.45 billion
EBITDA$73.30 billion
Price to Earnings$55.11
Price to Book$52.75
ROE127.21%
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Latest News

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Q3 Earnings Buzz: Target Stock Falls Nvidia Shares Flat

Target's (TGT) stock has plunged over 20% since its lackluster Q3 report while Nvidia shares have been surprisingly flat despite topping estimates and posting another quarterly record for revenue.

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Nvidia handily beat Q3 estimates, but 'investors want more': Analyst

Nvidia (NVDA) handily topped earnings estimates for the third quarter with revenue up 94% year-over-year, but the stock dipped over the chip giant's fourth quarter forecasts. Moor Insights & Strategy Founder, CEO, and Chief Analyst Patrick Moorhead reacts to Wednesday's results and the subsequent stock response. "It was a win," Moorheadays s. "But the challenge with this and the opportunity is investors want more." Questions about Nvidia's Blackwell chips are also in focus on the earnings call with CEO Jensen Huang saying that Blackwell is in "full production." "I have confidence that for the next 18 months, the likes of Meta (META), Amazon (AMZN), Google (GOOG, GOOGL), and Microsoft (MSFT), and the tier-two cloud service providers will continue to gobble these up," Moorehead says about Nvidia's landmark chips. "The primary reason is the fear of missing out." Moorhead goes on to describe what investors should be watching for in the coming quarters when it comes to Nvidia, expanding upon whether the massive growth story can continue and what the next catalyst could be. Watch the video above to hear Moorhead's take on Nvidia's third quarter earnings. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Domination here. This post was written by Daniel A. Nelson

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Corrections & Amplifications

CORRECTIONS Nvidia net profit for the quarter ending Oct. 27 more than doubled from the year-earlier period. A Page One article on Thursday about the graphics-chip maker’s quarterly results incorrectly said profit nearly doubled.

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Where will the next market catalyst come from?

With bitcoin (BTC-USD) creeping closer to $100,000 by every day, and another blockbuster Nvidia (NVDA) earnings report in the rearview mirror, do markets still have room left to run? And where will the next market catalyst come from? In a conversation with Josh Lipton, Slatestone Wealth partner and chief market strategist Kenny Polcari finds the market to be looking "tired," and doesn't expect the next driving force to be courtesy of the Federal Reserve or a high-profile earnings report. "I think the catalyst from a negative perspective is gonna be a geopolitical event." he says. Polcari goes on to say that if an event on that scale can be avoided, investors are optimistic about next year: "Look what happened today. The Dow (^DJI) rallied massively, right? So that tells you that the rally continues to broaden out and that people are very excited, and they're positive, they're optimistic about 2025." To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Asking for a Trend here. This post was written by Conor White.

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Why IonQ Stock Skyrocketed Today

Why did Nvidia's Q3 report cause big stock gains for IonQ?

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