It’s been a while since the announcement of Nvidia’s earnings, which has been a top-notch interest, but here’s a brief summary of Wall Street’s view of Nvidia’s performance.

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Wall Street’s Rating for Nvidia Earnings Summary

• Overall, it exceeded market consensus but fell short of bullish expectations. It’s just such an earnings result that didn’t meet the sky-high expectations for Nvidia. That’s why Nvidia shares fell
  • Q2 revenue of $35.1 billion beat Wall Street consensus but fell short of bullish expectations of $39 billion,
  • Next Quarter Ganydance $37.5 Billion Also Falls Short Of Bullish Expectations Of $40 Billion
• Positive assessment of product demand
  • Nvidia Expects Global Data Center ‘Modernization’ Over Next Five Years From Coding To AI Generation, Demand Will Continue
  • Forward-Looking Blackwell Demand Remarks Strong
• answer the market’s concerns positively
  • It is said to have dispelled concerns about the Blackwell fever problem
  • What Nvidia Will Launch Earlier Than Originally Promised
  • Nvidia Plenty Admits Yield Falling Concerns As Blackwell Difficulties Rise, But Expects Gradually To Recoup To 75% Level
• Most Investment Companies Raise Nvidia Target Stock
  • Nvidia Target Stock Hits $190 After Earnings Release
    • Nvidia Target Shares Offer $190 On Evercore, Benchmark, Baird And More
  • Deutsche Bank has the lowest valuation at $140,