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Traders in the options markets are bracing for industry-wide volatility when AI-chipmaker Nvidia reports results on Wednesday, with defensive options contracts on a major semiconductor ETF drawing heavy trading.

Dow Jones futures rose after hours, along with S&P 500 futures and especially Nasdaq futures. Nvidia earnings topped views late, with shares rising, along with AI peers Broadcom, Taiwan Semiconductor.

Nvidia’s surge lifts S&P 500 and Nasdaq, but a court ruling on Trump-era tariffs tempers gains and adds uncertainty to US stock market forecasts.

Nvidia stock rose 30%, but overvaluation and expected volatility post-earnings call for caution. Check out why I think a sell of NVDA stock may be timely.

The chipmaker invested $3.2 billion in capital expenditures in fiscal 2025, expanding Blackwell accelerator production and AI infrastructure. Analysts expect first-quarter 2026 capex to hover around $800 million to $900 million quarterly to meet hyperscaler demand.

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Nvidia’s rapid climb isn’t without concerns. The stock’s sky-high valuation, with a P/E ratio currently around 46.14, has some analysts waving caution flags. Questions about sustainability ...

Nvidia shares were up in premarket trading after the company posted strong revenue growth driven by rising demand for AI computing and infrastructure.

Nvidia reported a record $44.1 billion in overall revenue, compared to expectations of $43.3 billion. It also guided investors for $45 billion in fiscal second-quarter sales, even with an expected $8 billion in lost revenue from China sales due to export restrictions. Analysts had penciled in guidance for $45.9 billion.