u/SadOnion2110 ·
Reddit — r/stocks
· February 25, 2026 at 21:48
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The post highlights NVIDIA's (NVDA) strong earnings report and forward guidance, which significantly exceeded Wall Street expectations. The author is particularly impressed that this guidance assumes zero revenue from China, suggesting underlying strength elsewhere.
The author's thesis is that NVIDIA is undervalued. They argue that the company's exceptional growth rate, combined with a low forward P/E multiple, will force Wall Street analysts to revise their earnings-per-share (EPS) estimates upward, leading to a stock "re-rating" (i.e., a higher valuation).
Quality assessment: This is speculative analysis based on publicly available earnings data. While it uses real numbers from the report, the conclusion about a "re-rating" and the specific EPS targets are the author's opinion and forward-looking speculation, not deep due diligence (DD).
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Importantly, this guidance assume NO revenue from China, making the beat even more impressive.
\* Networking grew 34% quarter-over-quarter. That’s higher than Data Center’s 19% sequential growth.
\* Guidance of $78 billion trounces Wall Street expectations of $72 billion. That’s NVIDIA’s strongest guidance beat in awhile.
High-end of guidance implies NVIDIA will grow at 79% from last year.
The question is whether these earnings are so good they’ll lead to a re-rating in the coming weeks as Wall Street races to bring Fiscal 2027 EPS expectations up.
Headed into earnings Wall Street expected $7.86.
We have argued over and over on 24/7 Wall St. that we see NVIDIA generating $9 to $10 in adjusted EPS in the upcoming year.
If NVIDIA is growing at rates that are nearly double, its hard to imagine the stock continuing to trade at about 20X forward earnings if Wall Street continues to move their expectations for 2027 up.