The Nasdaq and S&P 500 closed higher on Monday, recovering some losses as investors anticipate quarterly earnings from AI leader Nvidia, and Tesla jumped on the prospect of favorable policy changes from the incoming Trump administration.

Stocks were mostly positive on Monday, but the Dow was weighed down by Nvidia (NVDA) and Nike (NKE). Still, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq were boosted by Netflix (NFLX) and Tesla (TSLA) as well as an upbeat reading for a widely watched homebuilder survey.

Nvidia’s earnings will take centre stage for the US stock market this week, while FTSE 100 firms Imperial Brands, Severn Trent and Halma report across the pond. The chipmaking behemoth has seen its share price gain nearly 800 per cent over the last two years as booming demand for AI has driven it to become

The chip maker’s earnings day has become a major event on Wall Street, drawing comparisons with Fed meetings and key economic reports for their influence over the broader market.

The stock market fell sharply late last week as the Trump trade faltered. Nvidia earnings loom large. Here's what to do now.

The Dow Jones dropped Monday, as Wall Street braced for Wednesday's earnings report from Nvidia. Tesla stock surged on Trump news.

All of this suggests Nvidia may have a good deal of positive news to report on Nov. 20, and that may help the stock soar in the weeks ahead.

Nvidia ( NVDA -1.29%) stock's stellar rally is set to be tested when the semiconductor giant releases its fiscal 2025 third-quarter results (for the three months ended Oct. 27) on Nov. 20, as investors and analysts will be expecting the chipmaker to continue its artificial intelligence (AI)-fueled surge.

Semiconductor company Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has become the quintessential artificial intelligence (AI) stock for many investors. Since ChatGPT launched in late 2022, Nvidia shares have surged about 950%,

Nvidia is on a historic run as its GPU chips are the technology industry’s tool of choice for making and deploying generative artificial intelligence software.

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