Matthew Lynn Matthew Lynn

Will Nvidia stock keep going up?

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It more than doubled its sales. It unveiled a new line of microchips. It promised to keep rolling out new products for the next few years. In the end, Nvidia, the chip manufacturer, delivered the kind of blockbuster results that traders and investors had been waiting for. Yesterday’s ‘Nvidia Day’ (as the company’s quarterly results days are now known on Wall Street) turned out to be better than even the most bullish investor could have hoped for. There is just one snag. The company is now powering the bull market. If anything goes wrong with its turbo-charged expansion, it will bring equities down with it.

It’s great for the moment

There was no question that it was an impressive set of figures. Overall sales were up by 262 per cent year on year, and in the latest quarter alone Nvidia delivered revenues of $26 billion, well ahead of the $24 billion that was forecast.

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