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Nvidia Earnings and Market Paradox: My Daily Analysis

Nvidia Earnings and Market Paradox: My Daily Analysis

Stock markets sometimes offer us fascinating situations to watch unfold live. Last night, Nvidia unveiled absolutely incredible earnings, but curiously, the overall reaction sorely lacks unity. Faced with this fireworks display of numbers, we find ourselves confronted with a textbook case of the famous saying: buy the rumor, sell the news. Therefore, my goal today is to analyze this session full of contradictions to help you frame your trading day, without giving in to panic or euphoria.

Nvidia: Stellar earnings, but Wall Street stays red (buy the rumor, sell the news)

Market Mechanics: Between Euphoria and Inertia 📊

To set the context, Nvidia’s release shattered all expectations. We are talking about record revenue of $82 billion and data center activity jumping by 92%. Yet, the tension is palpable when looking at our screens this morning: while Asia completely ignited, Wall Street remains sadly stuck in the red.

In fact, the current situation revolves around three key elements:

  1. Unfiltered Asian excitement: The Korean Kospi and Samsung exploded by nearly 8%, while Softbank soared by 20% in Tokyo. They want to believe in it at all costs.
  2. The coldness of an already priced-in valuation: The Nasdaq is barely up. A large part of this exceptional performance was, quite obviously, already priced in by American traders.
  3. The silent pressure of debt: This is the real underlying issue. The 10-year yield is peaking at 4.68% and the 30-year at 5.19%, a high not seen in nearly two decades. Borrowing at that price, even when navigating the booming artificial intelligence sector, seriously complicates the global economic dynamic.

A Technical and Geopolitical Glance 🛢️

On our charts, the structure remains clean. The CAC 40 clung to a vital level above its monthly pivot point, shifting our short-term paradigm. Gold, for its part, played by the rules, bouncing perfectly off its support. On the other hand, a barrel of WTI crude oil dropped heavily by nearly 5%. The explanation lies on the geopolitical level, with tangible signs of an easing blockade around Tehran, suggesting behind-the-scenes agreements.

A quick humorous side note for the regulars of my analyses: if I was visibly wearing a Ralph Lauren polo shirt earlier this week, it was a modest wink. I was shorting the market just as the brand was publishing its own earnings. Many missed this subtlety, which brings me to reiterate the importance of building a real stock market culture rather than judging by the packaging!

From a Paper Napkin to a Global Empire 💡

To truly understand the philosophy of long-term investing, let’s go back to 1993. At the time, three passionate engineers, including a certain 29-year-old Jensen Huang, decided to sketch the internal architecture of a graphics processing unit on a paper napkin in a small Californian diner. Faced with giants like Intel or AMD, the premise bordered on the ridiculous. Thirty-two years later, this modest sketch has transformed into a market capitalization of several trillion dollars.

This reality reminds us that the most dazzling triumphs are rarely built in the hype of the moment. Napoleon used to win his most impressive battles, like Austerlitz, at night, by planning his strategy in complete calm. Conversely, as soon as he had to manage the unexpected in absolute urgency, it ended with Waterloo.

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Conclusion

In summary, despite a sparkling technological dynamic, the inertia of interest rates is weighing heavily on the American market. Instinct would tell us to dive straight into buying, but discipline dictates waiting for the first trades at the US opening around 9:30 AM EST to validate the direction. In short, stay patient, protect your capital, and beware of extreme volatility.

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Benoist Rousseau

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Benoist Rousseau is a trader, member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), an economic history specialist educated at the Sorbonne, and an experienced educator. He thus founded his Trading School in 2022.
With over 30 years of experience on CME futures, he shares market session analysis, commented trade replays, psychology and risk management — no signals, no promises, raw and unfiltered trading.

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