Nvidia Beat Q3 Estimates But Still Falls, Momentum Is Dying

Summary:

• Nvidia Corporation’s Q3 2025 results beat estimates with 94% YoY revenue growth and 103% EPS growth, but the stock fell 1.21% in after-hours trading, suggesting that investors already priced in a beat.
• Despite strong performance, Nvidia’s current valuation prices in significant future growth, making the stock less attractive for long-term investors at current levels.
• Hyperscaler demand remains robust, with major partners like Oracle, Microsoft, and AWS driving Data Center revenue, despite concerns over overheating GPUs.
• Given Nvidia’s volatile history and high valuation, I recommend waiting for a dip before taking a notable-sized position. I rate NVDA stock as a Hold.

Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) just reported its Fiscal Q3 2025 results, which easily beat estimates. Nonetheless, the stock fell by 1.21% in after-hours trading, suggesting that the market priced in better-than-expected earnings. I like Nvidia, as it’s

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