Nvidia Earnings Q4 2024 – What To Expect? Powerful Insights

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Discover key insights intoNvidia. This update highlights crucial stock price catalysts, previews the upcoming earnings report, and outlines a strategic trading approach. Equip yourself with this essential information to optimize your Nvidia stock investments.What should investors expect from Nvidia earnings Q4 2024?

Nvidia’s Earnings Report: A Bullish Outlook Amid Market Twists

Nvidia is all set to announce its fiscal Q4 2024 results on February 26, right after the market wraps up for the day. The buzz is big, and expectations are high for Nvidia’s financials. As the curtain falls on their fiscal 2025, we’re looking at a promising surge in both revenue and earnings per share (EPS).

Here is the brief summary of Nvidia earnings Q4 2024:

Word on the street is that Nvidia’s EPS could jump by a whopping 63.87% year-over-year, hitting $0.84. That’s a notch above the peer group’s average growth rate of 57.5%. And if that’s not impressive enough, revenue might skyrocket by 72.04% year-over-year, reaching a new pinnacle at $38.03 billion.

Despite some whispers about Nvidia being overpriced, it’s currently trading at a P/E ratio of 52.9x, notably lower than AMD’s 107.9x. With a STRONG BUY recommendation from 64 analysts, our in-house estimate pegs Nvidia’s share price at $174, suggesting a potential upside of over 20% for 2025.

Investors are riding this bullish wave, but here’s a word of caution: while Nvidia is a solid long-term hold against market ups and downs, short-term investors and swing traders might want to brace themselves. The semiconductor sector could see some turbulence in Q1 2025 due to expected volatility in U.S. interest rate policies. Plus, with Donald Trump stepping back into the political arena at the end of January, there could be some unexpected market moves related to tariffs. Keep your eyes peeled and your strategies sharp!

Nvidia’s Stock: Gearing Up for a February Surge?

With Nvidia’s spotlight moment on the horizon, their stock might just be gearing up for a stellar February. Historically, Nvidia tends to put on a show before its earnings call, and here’s why:

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Irina Kainz, MBA, FRM
Irina Kainz, MBA, FRM

Global Investment Professional, Big Data Analyst, Researcher, Writer,
Alumni of Clark University Business School of Management. Holds MBA Degree in Financial Management, Financial Risk Management Charter. Over 18 years of experience in investment banking. Profound knowledge of corporate finance, asset valuation and management. Top skills are quantitative research and analysis; stock picking strategies. Reliable, responsible, have a good track record in the investment community.

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