I'm referring, of course, to the thrashing Nvidia's share price took last month when many investors panicked about the threat presented by Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) company DeepSeek. Although Nvidia's stock sank as much as 21% below its previous high,

Nvidia stock cleared a key hurdle on Tuesday as it recovered the losses sparked by the $589 billion DeepSeek sell-off in late January. At its intraday high of $143.44, Nvidia was trading above its January 24 close of $142.62, the trading session before the GPU maker experienced the biggest one-day market value decline in history.

Those issues have raised questions over Nvidia’s near-term financials. And those questions have arrived as investors reckon with the prospect of slower growth from the company and other Big Tech players that have gone all in on AI — generally by spending billions and loading up on Nvidia’s chips.

NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) is scheduled to announce its earnings on February 26, 2025, after the market closes. The semiconductor leader currently holds a market capitalization of $3.3 trillion. Over the past twelve months,