After Nvidia released its Q2 earnings, the stock fell by up to 5%. While the earnings themselves were still strong and even exceeded some expectations, the market seems to be more cautious about the future, raising the bar for performance. Does this reaction indicate that Nvidia’s growth is slowing down, or is it just a short-term market sentiment? In this situation, would you still choose to hold a large position in Nvidia, or consider adjusting your holdings to manage risk?

    after Nvidia’s Q2 earnings, is growth slowing or just market overreaction?
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    Posted by kristinlichty

    10 Comments

    1. dont_downvote_SPECIL on

      Doesn’t sound you like you paid attention to the guidance or earnings call.

      Q2 & Q3 Guidance includes $0 for H20

      When China opens back up, Nvidia will go up

    2. SolanaToTheMooon on

      This is the perfect time to buy an actual dip

      If they’re start selling in China officially – that’s another $50B in revenue a year

    3. The market is just “sell on news” since it wasn’t a big enough beat. Guidance is strong and doesn’t even include China. Any opportunity to sell to China will be a beat.

    4. Pretty sure its buy the rumor and sell the news. So market know Nvdia will do well, so they all sold off to whoever want to buy the stock after the good news. Then the overall stock market probably will keep going down until the next earnings as institutions lock in profits and tax losses. Looking forward to the bull market from November at the moment.

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