Nvidia reports earnings Wednesday, and this time it's different: The chipmaker is no longer the hottest artificial intelligence trade on Wall Street.

Nvidia results this week are the biggest catalyst to watch in the current "bend but don't break kind of market," New York Stock Exchange insider Jay Woods says.

Nvidia reports earnings Wednesday, and this time it's different: The chipmaker is no longer the hottest artificial intelligence trade on Wall Street.

Wall Street bounced back a bit from its losses this week.

Although Nvidia has not been the market's favorite AI trade this year, analysts covering the name see a recovery ahead as demand trends appear strong.

Company set to beat Wall Street expectations but analysts await projections for future demand for firm’s AI chips

The real debate — whether all this AI capacity being built today will be profitable tomorrow — remains unresolved.

Analysts agree that Nvidia's earnings are a clear signal of of strong demand for AI infrastructure. Less clear, however, is whether the results can dispel fears of an AI bubble in…

While the Street is feeling vindicated — or breathing a sigh of relief — Nvidia's stock still has a long ways to recover.

NYSE insider Jay Woods breaks down the Thursday action in Nvidia.