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Nvidia countdown: $1.26 EPS and $55.2 billion in revenue expected

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Nvidia countdown: $1.26 EPS and $55.2 billion in revenue expected

High anticipation for the Tech giant's quarterly earnings. Meanwhile, here are the analysts' expectations.


The expectations for Nvidia's upcoming quarterly earnings report are on the rise. The company is considered the single most influential element driving the performance of global markets. The release of the quarterly results comes at a sensitive time, and any indication of a demand slowdown could intensify fears of a speculative bubble.


Regarding analyst consensus estimates for Nvidia's third quarter, the following is expected: an Adjusted EPS of $1.26; Revenue of $55.20 Billion; EBITDA of $36.88 Billion; and Adjusted Net Income of $30.88 Billion. In addition to the quarterly performance, the company's revenue outlook will be critically important, especially after the CEO Jen-Hsun Huang indicated a target of around $500 Billion by December 2026 a few months ago.


Andrea Pelucchi

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