Nvidia Review: Sequential Revenue Decline In The U.S. (Rating Downgrade)

Summary

  • Nvidia Corporation's Q2 earnings beat expectations, but concerns about Blackwell chip delays and peaking U.S. revenue likely led to the post-earnings share decline.
  • The lack of quantitative clarity on Blackwell chip sales numbers and the sequential drop in Hopper sales in the U.S. raises concerns about Nvidia's growth prospects.
  • Nvidia's valuation, with a forward P/E of 41.33, appears overextended, suggesting a potential 28.10% downside if adjusted to a more realistic premium.
  • Despite the AI revolution, Nvidia's current market cap seems to overprice future growth, prompting my now strong sell opinion.

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Investment Thesis

NVIDIA Corporation's (NASDAQ:NVDA) Q2 earnings report on the surface showed the tech company firing on all cylinders, with revenues and EPS surpassing both top and bottom-line expectations, respectively. The chip giant's non-GAAP EPS of

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