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Why Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Google earnings matter for Nvidia

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Why Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Google earnings matter for Nvidia Over the next couple of weeks, executives in hoodies and tailored suits will sit under flattering lighting and explain why they’re spending like the future has a delivery deadline…
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  • Meta will deliver a modest beat and raise for Q4 with potential risk to Wall Street's 2026 total expenditure and capital expenditure assumptions

    80% confidence
  • Microsoft is fully committed to the AI buildout

    80% confidence
  • Amazon is a top large-cap tech pick for 2026

    80% confidence
  • AWS regained the lead in net new dollars added

    80% confidence
  • AWS has secured significant AI capacity over the next several years

    80% confidence
  • Alphabet has solid fundamentals likely ahead of Street expectations going into earnings

    80% confidence
  • Incremental releases from OpenAI are a wildcard but something to worry about after the print

    80% confidence
  • Lack of growth acceleration due to capacity constraints will keep Microsoft shares range-bound despite constructive view on AI workloads

    80% confidence
  • Alphabet is the king of all AI trades due to its footprint across the entire AI tech stack

    80% confidence
  • Meta's AI system functions as a demand machine and the market is underestimating how much runway this creates

    80% confidence
  • AI spending represents a frenzy that is reshaping markets and pulling the entire supply chain including semiconductors, data centers, and power infrastructure

    80% confidence
  • Microsoft will deliver another quarter of robust results with Azure growth beatable and AI capex expected to continue accelerating throughout FY26

    80% confidence

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