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.

Nvidia started shipping its new GB200 NVL72 units this quarter and it isn't clear what the demand for these units looks like yet.

CompanyOverview|NASDAQ:NVDA] There are high expectations for NVIDIA’s (NASDAQ: NVDA) Q1 performance ahead of the earnings release, but perhaps not bullish enough. The market is poised to surge 50% or more with a positive catalyst,

Jim Cramer is suggesting that the performance of tech giants Apple and Nvidia will be an indicator of the market's health.

With the bond-market selloff spooking investors across the board, stocks finished last week in the red. The Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 all fell.

Nvidia (NVDA) is set to release its first quarter earnings results after the market close on Wednesday, May 28. In the video above, Sean McLaughlin, chief options strategist at All Star Charts, shares how he is using options to play the results.

In premarket trading, Nvidia’s shares have seen an increase of up to 2.9%. This rise comes in tandem with a positive trend in US stock futures. The S&P 500 contracts have risen by 1.5%, while Nasdaq 100 futures are 1.4% higher, indicating a favorable market sentiment.

Technical analysis involves chart patterns, trends and momentum indicators ... heavily on continued innovation and market expansion. By 2026, Nvidia’s stock could reach between $132 and $ ...

The stock market jumped Tuesday on Trump tariff news, with Tesla leading new buys. Nvidia earnings loom large.