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- BUYQ2 FY2027Wednesday, August 26NVIDIA's second-quarter revenue more than doubled to $96.22 billion, the data center platform alone reached $89.0 billion, and third-quarter guidance of $108.0 billion came in 3.8% above the market estimate. The stock still fell 1.19% in after-hours trading, which would make this the fifth decline after the fifth straight quarter of beating expectations. Two caveats sit inside the numbers: the gross margin outlook was cut from 75.0% to 74.0%, and free cash flow fell from $48.6 billion to $21.3 billion while revenue doubled.84
- BUYQ1 FY2027Wednesday, May 20NVIDIA posted $81.62 billion of revenue in its fiscal first quarter, an 85% jump from a year earlier, with Data Center alone at $75.2 billion. The stock still fell 1.8% the next day: the $91 billion second-quarter outlook cleared expectations by 4.2%, but options had priced a 5.5% move. From here the focus shifts to Vera Rubin shipments, a gross margin near 75%, and China revenue still booked at zero.88
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Earnings Reports: What to Read, HowThe book opens once a quarter — and the market really only reads three lines.P/E and the Valuation RatiosYou can't tell whether a stock is cheap or expensive by looking at its price.Market Cap, Float and SplitsA company's real size is not the share price — it's the price times the share count.
