Am I the only one confused about why NVIDIA crushed earnings and the stock still went red? And whats with the big jump in Dividend 👍

NVIDIA just reported its Q1 2026 results (fiscal Q1 FY27, quarter ended April 26) and it's another all-time high across the board. Revenue came in at $81.6 billion, up 85% from a year ago and 20% from last quarter. Net income hit $58.3 billion — up 211% YoY. Non-GAAP EPS of $1.87 beat the Street's $1.77 estimate by over 5%. The entire growth story is Data Center, which pulled in $75.2 billion — up 92% YoY. Hyperscalers and AI cloud providers are absorbing Blackwell GPUs faster than any product ramp in NVIDIA's history. Even networking (InfiniBand, NVLink) surged 199% YoY — customers are buying full AI systems, not just chips. Gross margins expanded to 74.9% from just 60.5% a year ago, and NVIDIA announced an $80 billion buyback plus raised its quarterly dividend from $0.01 to $0.25 per share (the dividend jump is huge, and a big news for major shareholders). Q2 guidance came in at $91 billion — well above Wall Street's \~$87B expectation. China remains excluded from guidance entirely after export controls wiped out H20 sales last year. So why did the stock dip \~1%? Because at this point, beating estimates is the baseline. Wall Street has priced in perfection — and anything short of a shock to the upside barely moves the needle. Not financial advice. Do your own research.