<div id="readability-page-1"><p>Investors and analysts eagerly look forward to chip giant Nvidia's (NVDA) fiscal first-quarter results on May 20 to see whether the company's AI GPUs (graphics processing units) continue to benefit from robust demand despite growing competition. Ahead of Q1 FY27 earnings, several analysts have raised their price targets for Nvidia stock, citing confidence in the company's growth potential and strong execution. Top UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri increased his price target for NVDA stock to $275 from $245 and reaffirmed a Buy rating.</p><h3>Claim 55% Off TipRanks</h3>Forget margin or options. Here's how the pros trade NVDA <p>Meanwhile, Wall Street expects Nvidia to report EPS (earnings per share) of $1.75, reflecting 116% year-over-year growth. Revenue is estimated to rise 79% to $78.82 billion.</p></div>

NVDA Q1 just dropped. Revenue USD 81.6 billion (+85% YoY). Adjusted EPS +140% YoY. Data center revenue USD 75.2 billion (~92% of total). Every line beat consensus. Q2 guidance: USD 91 billion, and that excludes any China data center revenue. The board also added USD 80 billion to the buyback authorization and lifted the quarterly dividend by 24x.&nbsp;On paper, all green. But the stock dropped over 3% after-hours before clawing back. The market has gotten used to bigger NVDA beats, and a 3.1% top-line surprise wasn't enough this time. Layer on repricing noise from a revised reporting framework, and at the USD 6 trillion mark, the disagreement is real.&nbsp;Continued AI king run, or first real high-altitude correction?

<p>NVDA Q1 just dropped. Revenue USD 81.6 billion (+85% YoY). Adjusted EPS +140% YoY. Data center revenue USD 75.2 billion (~92% of total). Every line beat consensus. Q2 guidance: USD 91 billion, and that excludes any China data center revenue. The board also added USD 80 billion to the buyback authorization and lifted the quarterly dividend by 24x.&nbsp;</p><p>On paper, all green. But the stock dropped over 3% after-hours before clawing back. The market has gotten used to bigger NVDA beats, and a 3.1% top-line surprise wasn't enough this time. Layer on repricing noise from a revised reporting framework, and at the USD 6 trillion mark, the disagreement is real.&nbsp;</p><p>Continued AI king run, or first real high-altitude correction?</p>

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<p>Nvidia's upcoming Q1 earnings on May 20 are highly anticipated, with analysts raising price targets due to strong demand for AI GPUs. UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri increased his target for NVDA stock to $275 from $245, maintaining a Buy rating. Wall Street expects EPS of $1.75, a 116% year-over-year growth, and revenue to rise 79% to $78.82 billion.</p>

- Nvidia is set to release its fiscal first-quarter results on May 20, with expectations for strong demand for its AI GPUs.  
- Analysts are optimistic, with UBS's Timothy Arcuri raising the price target for Nvidia stock from $245 to $275 and maintaining a Buy rating.  
- Wall Street anticipates earnings per share of $1.75, indicating a 116% increase year-over-year, while revenue is projected to grow by 79% to $78.82 billion.

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