Hims & Hers Health (HIMS) Earnings Dates, Reports & Conference Call

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Yesterday, the US stock market rebounded significantly after Monday's setback, with all three major indexes closing higher.At the close, the Dow was up 0.76%, the S&P 500 rose 0.77%, and the Nasdaq gained 1.04%. Considering pre-market futures performance and Asia-Pacific indices, US stocks may continue to rebound today, but the strength will not be as strong as yesterday’s. Overall, volatility remains dominant; my advice is to take a brief rest.
The main reason for yesterday's market rebound was the catalytic effect of AMD's mega order. According to reports: Advanced Micro Devices announced an AI chip supply agreement with Meta, which directly drove AMD shares up by more than 9%, making it one of the day's highlights. The essence of this event lies in that it not only brought AMD substantial revenue growth expectations but more importantly, sent a clear signal to the market:Demand for AI infrastructure construction remains robust and continues to grow.As a leading global tech giant, Meta's large-scale procurement of AI chips validates the significant demand for computing hardware as AI technology moves from concept to practical application. This partially offsets concerns about unclear monetization pathways at the AI application level and reinvigorates investor confidence in the entire semiconductor and AI hardware industry chain.
Led by AMD and a general recovery in AI sentiment, large-cap technology stocks showed broad strength. Intel rose by 5.71%; Taiwan Semiconductor increased by 4.25%; Oracle climbed...

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Yesterday, the US stock market continued its rebound from Tuesday's rally, with major indices closing higher across the board. The tech-heavy Nasdaq performed particularly well. At the close, the Dow was up 0.63%, the S&P 500 rose 0.81%, and the Nasdaq gained 1.26%. This performance was largely driven by strong support from tech giants, especially high market expectations for NVIDIA’s upcoming earnings report.From a technical perspective, the three major indices have been consolidating at high levels for several weeks, and short-term volatility may occur to break this deadlock. NVIDIA's earnings report will play a decisive role. If the S&P can return near the 7,000-point mark in the near term, the market will enter a new upward phase; if it fails to break through the 7,000-point level, caution is warranted. Personally, I believe the latter scenario is more likely.
A brief overview of NVIDIA’s earnings report: Q4 revenue reached $68.1 billion, a year-on-year increase of 73%, surpassing the expected $65.9 billion. Data center revenue hit a record $62.3 billion, exceeding expectations of $60.6 billion. EPS was $1.62, above the forecast of $1.53, with a gross margin as high as 75.1%. Q1 revenue is projected to be $78 billion, compared to market expectations of $72.6 billion. Personally, I think such a strong report should lead to at least a 7% rise, but the stock price only climbed 4% before quickly retreating. The main reason isThe earnings report had already been priced in by the market, now the more NVIDIA earns, the market...