​​The February 26 earnings report will be pivotal in confirming whether the bullish thesis holds. Analysts expect Q4 revenue to grow 72% year-over-year to $38.1 billion, along with EPS of $0.79. Nvidia needs to surpass these expectations markedly to reignite any sort of rally.

A year ago, a screen of the S&P 500 placed Nvidia Corp. at the top of the list of companies that were expected to show the most rapid increases in revenue from 2023 through 2025. Now it is time to run the screen again,

Nvidia (NVDA -1.25%) stock has been one of the market's best performers in recent times, even posting the biggest gain last year in the Dow Jones Industrial Average with a 171% in

Nvidia’s data-center sales could disappoint in the first half of the year but that's not a reason to sell the stock, according to Mizuho analysts.

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) remains among the most dominant market forces investors can't afford to ignore. The high-performance chip maker was once again among the best-performing mega-cap stocks in 2024, surging to new all-time highs,