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Nvidia Guided to $91 Billion. Wall Street Penciled In $92 Billion.
The two numbers are about $1 billion apart. What the chipmaker's guide assumes about China and margins says more than the gap does.
Nvidia(NASDAQ:NVDA) reports results for its fiscal 2027 second quarter (the period ended July 26) next Wednesday, Aug. 26. The company's own guidance, issued back in May, calls for revenue of $91.0 billion, plus or minus 2%.
Wall Street's average estimate sits near $91.9 billion, based on the 42 analyst estimates compiled by Yahoo! Finance, with adjusted earnings pegged near $2.08 per share. That's a gap of about $1 billion on a $91 billion base.
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And I think the small size of that gap is the most interesting number in the whole setup.
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