Even with the stock's resounding three-year gain, its valuation has decreased when looking at price-to-free cash flow (P/FCF) ...

NVIDIA; has been in the headlines following its last earnings report. Dave Bartosiak will break down the stock's chart to see if the opportunity to buy is still there.

I have asked around my circles and can't seem to get a straight answer on why Nvidia's (NVDA) stock looks so cheaply valued on a price-to-earnings multiple basis. So, I am coming to you for ...

The latest Steam survey results, which were delayed by a day, show that the RTX 4060 laptop GPU was once again the most ...

Nvidia had revenue of $35.1 billion in the quarter, representing a 94% year-over-year surge and a 492% increase from its third quarter two years ago.

Data by YCharts.. As you can see Nvidia has spent just $10.6 billion on R&D over the past 12 months, much less than Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, or Meta Platforms.. But there's more to the story ...

NVIDIA’s plans to power the next era of computing with new GenAI capabilities bodes well for the future of enterprise applications.

We are having a live Nvidia earnings special on Feb. 26 starting at 4 p.m. ET running right through 6 p.m. ET. The next day, I will have a live episode of my Opening Bid podcast at 8:30 a.m. ET ...

That is just the latest leg of an incredible run that has seen the company's share price soar almost 860% since the beginning of 2023, and more than 2,650% over the last five years.

Looking at NVIDIA's stock chart, you'll notice a consistent upward trajectory over the past few years, punctuated by occasional corrections. This suggests a strong bullish trend in the stock. 2.