NVIDIA
NVIDIA's report: what to look at and how to study it.
One of the most closely followed semiconductor companies. Learn which segments and figures the market reviews and why its fiscal year does not match the calendar.
The company
NVIDIA
Designs graphics processors and chips for artificial intelligence and data centers. HFM lists it as a stock CFD.
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What the market tends to look at
Four things in this company
Data centers
It is the segment that weighs most in revenue and the one that gets most attention in the report.
Gross margin
It shows how much is left from each sale after the cost of making the chips.
Revenue guidance
The range the company expects for the next quarter is compared with the market's estimates.
Its own fiscal year
Its fiscal year ends in late January, so its quarters do not match the calendar. Check which period each report refers to.
Dates
When does it report?
Each company announces its report date on its investor-relations site. Arco does not publish it here so as not to show you an outdated date: look it up there before planning your week.
Frequently asked questions
What everyone asks
Why does the price react so much to guidance?
Because the market values the company for what it expects it to sell, not only for what it has already sold. If guidance moves away from the estimate, the price adjusts.
What are semiconductors?
The chips that make computers, phones and data centers work. Their demand depends on the technology cycle and on the investments of the companies that buy them.
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