AI Stock Sell-Off: 1 Unbelievable Bargain Investors Need to Take Advantage of Before It Soars on Feb. 26
Although the artificial intelligence (AI) sell-off due to DeepSeek's generative AI model innovation was short-lived, a handful of stocks are still off their peaks. One of them is AI king Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), a company that provides the computing power necessary to train all of these AI models.At the time of this writing, Nvidia is still over 10% down from its 2025 high, although it was down over 20% at the depths of the sell-off. I still think this slight sale price represents a fantastic buying opportunity, as the stock looks primed to soar after Feb. 26.On Feb. 26, Nvidia will report its fourth-quarter of fiscal year 2025 earnings (ending around Jan. 31). Nvidia's earnings report has become quite the event because everyone is curious if they are going to continue posting ludicrous growth numbers. For Q4, management expects revenue of $37.5 billion, which would indicate 70% year-over-year growth. Wall Street analysts are convinced that Nvidia undershot its revenue projection, as they estimate 73% growth on average. Continue reading
Although the artificial intelligence (AI) sell-off due to DeepSeek's generative AI model innovation was short-lived, a handful of stocks are still off their peaks. One of them is AI king Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), a company that provides the computing power necessary to train all of these AI models.
At the time of this writing, Nvidia is still over 10% down from its 2025 high, although it was down over 20% at the depths of the sell-off. I still think this slight sale price represents a fantastic buying opportunity, as the stock looks primed to soar after Feb. 26.
On Feb. 26, Nvidia will report its fourth-quarter of fiscal year 2025 earnings (ending around Jan. 31). Nvidia's earnings report has become quite the event because everyone is curious if they are going to continue posting ludicrous growth numbers. For Q4, management expects revenue of $37.5 billion, which would indicate 70% year-over-year growth. Wall Street analysts are convinced that Nvidia undershot its revenue projection, as they estimate 73% growth on average.
