Nvidia’s stock experienced immediate volatility following the announcement of its 2025 Q2 financial results, with an initial decline in price despite better-than-expected earnings and continued strong growth in AI demand. The primary causes were concerns about slowing sequential growth in data center revenue and uncertainties regarding future sales to China, even though total revenue and earnings exceeded analyst forecasts. 2025 Q2 Results Overview

Nvidia’s stock experienced immediate volatility following the announcement of its 2025 Q2 financial results, with an initial decline in price despite better-than-expected earnings and continued strong growth in AI demand. The primary causes were concerns about slowing sequential growth in data center revenue and uncertainties regarding future sales to China, even though total revenue and earnings exceeded analyst forecasts. 2025 Q2 Results Overview

Analysts broadly predict Nvidia will deliver another blockbuster Q2 2025 report, driven by robust demand in its data center segment, especially for its Blackwell and Hopper AI chips. Consensus estimates point to revenues of approximately $46 billion for the quarter—a year-over-year jump of more than 50%—and adjusted earnings of $1.01 per share, up from $0.68 last year. Data center revenue is expected to top $41.2 billion, thanks to hyperscale cloud capex and strong shipments of next-gen GPUs. Key Drivers for Q2

Since April 2025, Palantir Technologies (PLTR) stock has displayed significant volatility, marked by a strong rally to record highs in August and intermittent sharp selloffs. The stock started April near the lower end of its recent range before rallying as Palantir reported its first-ever $1 billion quarterly revenue, blowing past Wall Street expectations and riding the ongoing boom in artificial intelligence adoption. By August 11-12, PLTR hit new all-time intraday and closing highs at $190.00 and $186.97 respectively—an enormous gain from its April lows around $120, and an astounding leap from its 52-week low of $29.31 earlier in 2025. The stock was up over 400% year-over-year by August, entering the top tier of US tech companies and becoming one of the most actively traded on the NASDAQ.