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Nvidia (NVDA) and other semiconductor stocks slid Friday amid worries about worsening U.S.-China trade tensions.

Nvidia Corporation's Q1 FY2026 results crushed expectations despite a $4.5B China hit, proving the company's resilience and global demand strength. Management remains confident, highlighting robust growth in Europe, Japan, and the Middle East, and sees potential policy relief ahead. Q2 guidance projects 60%+ YoY growth even with an $8B China revenue loss, showcasing Nvidia's operational efficiency and adaptability.

Wealth host Brad Smith examines the morning's top market developments while speaking to personal finance experts on Friday, May 30. Kelley Blue Book executive editor Brian Moody joins the program to speak on what price hikes on automobiles are starting to look like as the auto industry begins to absorb President Trump's tariffs.

Tim Quast tells investors that understanding market structure is essential to trading success. He uses Nvidia (NVDA) volume trading to give his insight into understanding fundamentals.

Nvidia Corporation is in a class of its own, with strong growth, a dominant moat, and robust financials despite macro uncertainties. Recent quarterly results highlight exceptional data center and gaming growth, but China export restrictions caused a significant inventory charge and future uncertainty. My DCF-based fair value estimate is $121, with sensitivity analysis showing NVDA stock is in a fair value zone but with medium to high uncertainty.

Nvidia posted strong first quarter results but investors might be missing a critical part of the story. Transcript: ANGELO ZINO: So the biggest takeaways from NVIDIA and our outlook on the stock, I'd say the biggest takeaway for NVIDIA on the April quarter has to be on the guidance side.

The Einstein of Wall Street returns to the NYSE set and offers his latest market perspective. That includes Nvidia's (NVDA) earnings, which Peter Tuchman believes showed continuing strength despite tariff concerns cutting into its outlook.

There is still considerable resistance standing in the way of the technology sector in the United States, as some bearish analysts argue that the current state of trade tariffs hinders their ability to accurately forecast future growth prospects and valuations. However, there is one stock that has managed to position itself among the winners in this space today, regardless of how President Trump works to implement new trade strategies.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a hot topic for more than two years now. A small group of tech giants has emerged as leaders in this space, providing either the computing hardware or the user-friendly services that power this technology revolution.

I am downgrading Nvidia Corporation from a Strong Buy to a Buy due to potential AI infrastructure slowdown, margin pressure, and increased competition. Nvidia delivered another strong quarter with 33% EPS growth and a 69% YoY revenue increase, but future beats may be less frequent. AI infrastructure spending is likely to slow as hyperscalers reach capacity, which could impact Nvidia's growth and profitability from 2026 onward.