February 10, 2026

NVIDIA

Dow Jones Futures: S&P 500 Hits High With Jobs Report Due; Nvidia Hasn’t Done This In 20 Years

Dow Jones Futures: S&P 500 Hits High With Jobs Report Due; Nvidia Hasn’t Done This In 20 Years

Dow futures fluctuated Friday ahead of the key January jobs report, with the S&P 500 looking to build on its five-week winning streak. The Nasdaq futures lagged as investors brace for additional interest-rate hikes from the Federal Reserve. Tech giant Nvidia, a bellwether for the chip industry, missed estimates for the second straight quarter and gave a lackluster forecast, marking its first revenue decline in nearly two decades. Meanwhile, investors are eyeing the release of the January nonfarm payrolls report due later Friday for clues on the strength of the labor market and its implications for the Fed’s rate-hike path.

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Nvidia’s stock: Soaring towards $1,100

Nvidia’s stock: Soaring towards $1,100

Nvidia’s stock has been on a tear in recent years, driven by the company’s dominance in the graphics processing unit (GPU) market. As demand for GPUs continues to grow, analysts are predicting that Nvidia’s stock could reach $1,100 in the coming years, a substantial increase from its current price of around $700.

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Nvidia reigns supreme, leaving competitors in its wake

Nvidia reigns supreme, leaving competitors in its wake

**Nvidia’s Dominance Over the Semiconductor Industry**

Nvidia has cemented its position as the leader of the semiconductor industry, leaving its competitors far behind. With its superior technology and strategic acquisitions, Nvidia has established an insurmountable lead that will be difficult for others to match. From AI applications to gaming, Nvidia’s chips are virtually ubiquitous, making it the undisputed king of the semiconductor market.

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NVIDIA Rides AI Boom to Record-Setting Revenue

NVIDIA Rides AI Boom to Record-Setting Revenue

NVIDIA Corporation reported record-setting sales in its latest quarter, driven by its success in artificial intelligence applications. The chipmaker posted a revenue of $5.2 billion, a whopping 77% increase year over year.

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