For the first time since 2022, Nvidia stock has fallen in the weeks leading up to the chip maker's earnings. Since the end of the last calendar quarter, Dec. 31, Nvidia stock has dropped 5.7%. That includes a 2.

Nvidia reported its fourth-quarter results after Wednesday's closing bell. Investors and analysts have focused on early sales of the company's new Blackwell line.

Key Takeaways This week’s post-earnings losses brought Nvidia's stock near the January lows that came after a DeepSeek-driven plunge. Analysts have largely remained bullish, pointing to Nvidia's strong outlook on the back of growing AI demand.

Trump announced Thursday that Mexico and Canada would face tariffs of 25% from March. 4 which had investors worried. It’s not all bad news for the world’s biggest chip maker Nvidia.

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) shares tumbled 8.5% Thursday, closing at $120.15, despite reporting better-than-expected Q4 earnings and revenue guidance. The drop, Nvidias largest since January, was driven by profit-taking