Nvidia was able to clear another sky high earnings bar, with analysts left most impressed by one number: its Blackwell and Rubin chips sales guidance.

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.

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.

What the Nvidia charts are showing, according to Frank Cappelleri of CappThesis.

Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities speaks with CNBC's Frank Holland about Nvidia's upcoming earnings and how it could affect other closely-tied stocks like Microsoft.

The chip maker says revenue for the three months to October jumped 62% to $57bn.

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

Tech giant Nvidia posted record revenue and strong profit for the third quarter, beating Wall Street expectations, amid exploding growth in artificial intelligence

Nvidia was able to clear another sky high earnings bar, with analysts left most impressed by one number: its Blackwell and Rubin chips sales guidance.

CEO Jensen Huang sounded confident in the company's products and bullish on the company's outlook during a call with analysts.

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