World's biggest company Nvidia stuns Wall Street as it gives biggest clue yet to state of US economy

Daily Mail ^ | 6:21 EST, 19 November 2025 | Updated: 18:07 EST, 19 November 2025 | Daniel Jones, Ben Shimkus

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Nvidia, the world's biggest company, has revealed its sales are soaring — delivering a thunderous boost to the US economy, Wall Street and Americans' retirement savings.

The chipmaker, which has been the engine of the AI boom and a key driver of the market's rally, delivered another blockbuster quarter that reassured investors the tech revolution is going nowhere.

'There's been a lot of talk about an AI bubble,' CEO Jensen Huang said on Wednesday. 'We see something very different.'

The company reported $57billion in sales, smashing analyst forecasts of $54.9 billion.

Profit hit $31.9billion for the past three months, up 65 percent on last year — and a staggering 245 percent surge in just two years.

Shares soared five percent in minutes, as Huang boasted that 'sales are off the charts.' They settled to four percent by 6pm in after-hours trading.

Nvidia’s earnings had been hyped as a market-moving event unlike almost anything else in modern corporate America.

The $5trillion chipmaker supplies about 90 percent of the physical tech that powers America's artificial intelligence boom.

Nvidia boss Jensen Huang has promised explosive AI growth — but Wall Street is bracing for a violent reaction to Wednesday’s results

Nvidia's earnings were buoyed by $500billion in chip orders in the next two years.

Data centers generated $51.2billion.

'Blackwell sales are off the charts,' Huang said of Nvidia's newest flagship AI processors. 'And cloud GPUs are sold out. Compute demand keeps accelerating.'

Nvidia's quarterly numbers routinely influence the direction of the entire US stock market.

This year, major indexes have relied heavily on companies investing in AI. Nearly 30 percent of the S&P 500 index is concentrated in five companies: Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon and Google's parent Alphabet.

That reliance has worried some investors. The big swings could make the entire US market...

[Paul R.]

That is one heck of a profit margin. I expect to hear screams of “obscene profits” shortly...

[ncfool]

I guess I made enough money today for my Shares in Nvidia to go get dinner tomorrow night anywhere in the world flying first class.

[zeestephen]

Re: "Made enough money today..."

You should have bought your dinner and first class tickets on 28 October.

NVDA is down about 6% over the last three weeks.

[Varsity Flight]

Don’t use it for ⛳. Actual play, not some fantasy 🎮 games.

[Nateman]

3 guys in agreement at a Denny’s in California. That is how the company started.

[Vermont Lt]

The chips are vastly different from the gamer chips in PCs—which have been impressive on their own.

The chips in question are high end processors used in data centers to move massive amounts of data, fast and efficiently.

The difference is a really nice sports car and a formula one racing machine. They are both “cars”, but very different in purpose and price.

[SunkenCiv]

Nvidia (NVDA) muscled a strong rally for the A.I. trade after hours thanks to a notable beat on EPS and revenue. The company also sees guidance for the current quarter higher than Wall Street estimates. Marley Kayden, Sam Vadas, and George Tsilis take investors through the eye-watering numbers of Nvidia's market moving report, from data center revenue, to expectations for Blackwell and cloud GPUs, to the outlook for China sales.

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[SunkenCiv]

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