Nvidia stock cleared a key hurdle on Tuesday as it recovered the losses sparked by the $589 billion DeepSeek sell-off in late January. At its intraday high of $143.44, Nvidia was trading above its January 24 close of $142.62, the trading session before the GPU maker experienced the biggest one-day market value decline in history.

Nvidia has been rebounding in February after experiencing significant volatility amid concerns over a potential slowdown in AI spending.

An Evercore analyst expects an upbeat earnings report later this month and runs down why DeepSeek fears seem overdone.

Nvidia crossed below its 200-day moving average this week for the first time since 2023. Analysts say the correction could deepen.

There’s more good news. The South Korean government announced plans to acquire 10,000 graphics-processing units as it looks to build a national AI computing center. That include

He reiterated his buy rating on Nvidia’s stock and his $190 price target, which implies about 35% upside from current levels. And while DeepSeek raised some fears that, after ro

The Street is sticking with Nvidia into its market-moving earnings report next week. Despite china-based DeepSeek coming out to rock the super bullish AI thesis earlier this year,