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It finally happened: After a streak of red-hot quarterly results, Nvidia (NVDA) hit a wall, a classic case of soaring too close to the sun. Wall Street had been spoiled, expecting miracles, and this time, the exceptional earnings weren’t enough to fuel the stock higher. Even though Nvidia posted stellar numbers, NVDA stock fell under the weight of its own success.
The numbers don’t lie: Nvidia’s second-quarter fiscal 2025 earnings were nothing short of remarkable. The company reported record revenue of $30 billion, surging 122% year-over-year and 15% quarter-over-quarter. Analysts had pegged revenue at $28 billion, but Nvidia easily blew past expectations.