Nvidia to unveil much-anticipated results – what can you expect?

Nvidia is set to deliver its quarterly results tomorrow, 28 August. After a disappointing earnings season for Big Tech so far, investors will be watching the AI stock closely

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
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Chipmaker giant Nvidia is set to unveil its quarterly results this week on 28 August. The event will round off earnings season in the world of Big Tech, with other Magnificent Seven tech stocks having already reported over the course of July and August.

Nvidia has delivered sparkling returns for investors in recent years, with the stock up a staggering 163% so far this year. Over the past five years, it is up almost 3,000%. However, investors will be watching the company’s results with particular interest tomorrow, after a disappointing earnings season for Big Tech on the whole. 

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