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And it could decide whether the AI bubble still has fuel left or if it already peaked.
Nvidia reports earnings after the US market close today.
Wall Street is expecting:
• Revenue: $79.12 billion
• Expected growth: +79.56% YoY
That means Nvidia is expected to generate almost $80 billion in revenue in just one quarter.
And this is no longer just another tech earnings report.
Nvidia’s market cap is now approaching $5.5 trillion.
That makes Nvidia worth more than the annual GDP of every country on Earth except the US and China.
That is how large the AI trade has become.
Over the last few quarters, Nvidia kept beating expectations again and again.
Its last report came in at:
• EPS: 1.62 vs 1.50 expected
• Revenue: $68.1 billion in a single quarter
Those earnings helped keep the entire AI rally alive.
Every strong Nvidia print pushed:
• Semiconductors higher
• AI stocks higher
• Nasdaq higher
But today’s report matters much more than the previous ones.
The market is now looking for any signs that AI demand is starting to slow down.
There are already growing concerns across parts of the semiconductor supply chain about:
• Slower server demand
• Inventory build-up
• Hyperscalers slowing future orders after massive spending over the last 2 years
At the same time, China is becoming a much bigger problem for Nvidia.
The US keeps tightening export restrictions on advanced AI chips.
China is also pushing state-backed data centers and companies to reduce dependence on Nvidia hardware and use domestic chips instead.
That creates long-term pressure on one of the world’s largest AI markets.
This is why today’s guidance matters more than the headline EPS number.
If Nvidia reports another massive beat and raises guidance, the AI rally probably continues.
But if guidance weakens or management signals slower demand ahead, the impact could spread across the entire market very quickly.
Because right now:
• AI stocks are carrying the indices
• Mega caps dominate market performance
• Valuations are already extremely stretched
• Investors are heavily positioned into the same trade
A weak Nvidia report would not just hurt one stock.
It could trigger selling across:
• Semiconductors
• AI stocks
• Nasdaq
• S&P 500
• Crypto
• Broader risk assets
And it would raise a much bigger question:
Has the biggest market bubble of this cycle already started losing momentum?
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Nel 2008, SpaceX era sul punto di collassare.
Elon Musk ha poi rivelato che l'azienda aveva abbastanza soldi per un ultimo lancio del Falcon 1. Tre lanci erano già falliti. Un altro fallimento avrebbe probabilmente messo fine a SpaceX completamente.
Nel frattempo, Tesla stava lottando finanziariamente, l'economia globale stava entrando in una crisi significativa e gli investitori stavano perdendo fiducia ovunque.
Tutto si riduceva a un lancio.
Poi il Falcon 1 finalmente ha raggiunto l'orbita al quarto tentativo.
Quell'unico momento ha cambiato per sempre il futuro dell'industria aerospaziale.

Per mesi, il mercato ha continuato a salire mentre l'ottimismo tornava ovunque. Le azioni delle AI sono esplose, gli indici sono rimasti vicino ai massimi e i trader al dettaglio hanno ricominciato a credere che ogni ribasso si sarebbe ripreso istantaneamente.
Ma dietro le quinte, alcuni dei più grandi investitori al mondo hanno iniziato a fare esattamente il contrario.
Le ultime dichiarazioni SEC del Q1 2026 hanno rivelato qualcosa di insolito. Gli investitori miliardari, che di solito hanno strategie molto diverse, si sono improvvisamente mossi nella stessa direzione allo stesso tempo: riducendo il rischio, tagliando l'esposizione e mantenendo più liquidità.