Earnings

Quarterly results, guidance revisions and the gap between expectations and delivery.

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Broadcom Shares Fall Even After Strong Quarter and AI Growth Forecast

The chipmaker beat estimates in its fiscal third quarter, but investors sold the stock anyway, focusing on near-term caution rather than a projected 400% jump in AI revenue over two years.

Broadcom's stock dipped despite strong fiscal Q3 results, a disconnect analysts attribute to short-term profit-taking rather than any change in the company's AI growth trajectory.

MARKET REPORTBULLISH

Strong Earnings No Longer Guarantee A Stock Pop This Season

Ambarella, Asana, eGain and Lululemon all beat estimates yet still fell — while Zscaler and Smith & Wesson climbed on similar beats, showing investors are now grading the outlook, not just the quarter.

Ambarella fell 11% after beating Q2 2027 estimates, and Asana, eGain and Lululemon all posted beats that failed to lift their shares, while Zscaler and Smith & Wesson rose on beats of their own.

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Nvidia Rallies as Dell Results Show AI Demand Beyond Big Cloud

Investors read Dell's earnings as evidence that AI hardware spending is broadening past the handful of major cloud providers that dominated early demand.

Dell's latest results showed AI hardware demand extending to customers outside the major cloud providers, and investors used that as reassurance for Nvidia even as a separate report raised questions about Nvidia losing market share.

MARKET REPORTBULLISH

Nvidia Gains on Hugging Face Deal, But Dell's Record AI Orders Fail to Excite Investors

Dell posted a record $60.9 billion AI order quarter and beat on guidance, yet investors reacted with less enthusiasm than the headline numbers suggest.

Nvidia rose 4% on a reported $12.9 billion Hugging Face deal and Dell jumped 8% on a guidance beat, but a separate report says Dell's record $60.9 billion AI order backlog left stock investors unimpressed.

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Broadcom's 25% Pullback Exposes a Widening AI Valuation Gap With AMD

CEO Hock Tan has not changed his forecast of more than $100 billion in AI revenue by 2027, but the market is now paying a quarter less for it.

Broadcom stock trades 25% below its high even though Hock Tan's 2027 AI revenue guidance of over $100 billion has not moved since June, while the market prices AMD's less-certain AI chip challenge very differently.

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