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Updated · currently.att.yahoo.com · Aug 25
Nvidia Lags Chip Index by 48 Points Ahead of Q3 Earnings
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Updated · currently.att.yahoo.com · Aug 25

Nvidia Lags Chip Index by 48 Points Ahead of Q3 Earnings

3 articles · Updated · currently.att.yahoo.com · Aug 25

Summary

  • Nvidia shares are up about 12% in 2026, badly trailing the PHLX Semiconductor Index's gain of more than 60% even as the company heads into fiscal third-quarter results later this week.
  • The gap reflects investor bets that Nvidia's breakneck expansion will slow, with trailing 12-month revenue already above $250 billion and the market no longer rewarding repeated earnings beats.
  • Competition is also sharpening from AMD and custom AI accelerators built by hyperscalers, putting fresh focus on Nvidia's order flow and whether pricing power can hold.
  • At roughly 25 times forward earnings, Nvidia still looks inexpensive relative to its 74% gross margin, 85% year-over-year revenue growth and reported $1 trillion order book across 2026 and 2027.
  • The earnings report is likely to test whether the stock's muted performance reflects temporary skepticism or deeper concerns about how long AI-driven growth can last.

Insights

Is Nvidia's shrinking valuation a sign of tech maturity, or a hidden warning of an impending AI spending collapse?
Could a secretive resumption of delayed chip shipments to China be the wildcard that finally shatters Nvidia's post-earnings curse?
With power grids maxed out, will Nvidia’s multibillion-dollar pivot into infrastructure financing save the AI boom or expose its limits?