(LIVE NOW) NVIDIA EARNINGS REPORT 2026
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Nvidia beat Q1 2026 earnings and revenue estimates, driving the stock from a brief -1% dip to a 1.4% gain above $226, but the speaker warns that near all-time highs plus macro risks (inflation, weak jobs, geopolitics) make it no bargain and that a 20% pullback is the preferred entry. Historically, Nvidia has closed red the day after six of the past nine reports, so the speaker, a long-term holder, will not add at these levels or short the name. Viewers are urged to keep position sizes small, take partial profits into strength, and wait for oversold prices rather than chase elevated valuations.
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Ricky from Learn Plan Profit is live streaming Nvidia's Q1 2026 earnings report on Wednesday, May 20th. The stream uses the Moomoo trading application to display Nvidia stock. Nvidia sold off into the close but rallied slightly, hitting resistance around $223.60 before pulling back. The Nasdaq had a bullish day with higher highs and higher lows, retesting previous highs of 713.
The Moomoo trading application offers a sign-up bonus of up to $1,000 worth of Nvidia shares depending on initial deposit. The second link in the description provides access to this promotion.
Nvidia is expected to report earnings per share of $1.75 and revenue of $78.82 billion. The company is the most valuable publicly traded company with $216 billion in revenue and $120 billion in net income at over 50% margins. It trades at a 45 P/E ratio. Despite strong fundamentals, the speaker notes it's not considered a good deal for short-term volatility, though sentiment remains strong for AI and semiconductors.
Based on the past nine Nvidia earnings reports, three have been green and six have been red. Statistically, Nvidia has been more bearish than bullish after reporting earnings, though current AI sentiment is noted as exceptionally strong.
Despite inflation reaching highest levels since 2022 and a weak labor market, there's strong optimism for AI. The speaker acknowledges the economy is in a recession but chooses not to discuss it during this stream.
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