Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives declared Nvidia’s latest earnings a “masterpiece quarter” that definitively dismisses AI bubble concerns. Despite a post-earnings stock dip, the chipmaker’s $57 billion revenue proves AI infrastructure spending is accelerating, not stalling.
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Nvidia’s Blockbuster Performance Breakdown
| Metric | Result | Year-Over-Year Growth |
|---|---|---|
| Q3 Revenue | $57.0 billion | +62% |
| Net Income Growth | 65% increase | Year-over-year |
| Wall Street Estimate | $54.88 billion | Beat by $2.12 billion |
| Stock Movement | Down 3.15% next day | Closed at $180.64 |
| Chip Demand Ratio | 12:1 demand-to-supply | Severe shortage continues |
Why This Isn’t an AI Bubble
Ives emphasized the AI revolution remains in its early stages, comparing it to the top of the third inning in baseball. Global AI adoption sits at just 3% in U.S. companies, nearly zero in Europe, and under 1% in Asia excluding China.
The analyst dismissed concerns about tech giants struggling to recoup AI spending. Use cases are exploding across enterprise platforms like Palantir and Snowflake, validating massive infrastructure investments. More capital will flow into AI over the next few years than the previous decade combined.
Ives recommended buying stocks like Nvidia, Oracle, and Microsoft during pullbacks, calling them long-term AI beneficiaries. Meanwhile, The Kobeissi Letter noted the tech giant’s $900 billion market cap swing within 36 hours, highlighting the volatility inherent in cutting-edge tech sectors.
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FAQs
Why did Nvidia stock drop despite record earnings?
Macroeconomic pressures and profit-taking caused the dip; fundamentals remain strong with accelerating demand.
Is AI investment sustainable long-term?
Yes, with only 3% U.S. adoption and near-zero global penetration, AI infrastructure spending has years of growth ahead.
