On February 27, CNBC reported that Nvidia’s financial results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026 revealed a revenue of $68.127 billion, marking a significant 73% year-on-year increase. Its net profit soared to $42.96 billion, representing a substantial 94% surge from the previous year, signaling a period of strong performance. Nevertheless, its stock price dipped by 5.5% on Thursday, closing at $184.89, and remained largely unchanged since the start of the year. The factors contributing to the stock price decline are as follows: Investors are worried that Nvidia’s major clients may not sustain their rapid spending unless they witness substantial profit growth in AI. Additionally, Nvidia’s substantial investment plan in OpenAI has hit a deadlock, with the completion of the deal uncertain. The market is also skeptical about the sustainability of Nvidia’s high growth trajectory and is gripped by panic over warnings from prominent short sellers. Furthermore, Nvidia’s purchase commitments have ballooned from $16 billion a year ago to $95 billion, posing potential risks to its performance if AI demand fluctuates. Lastly, investors’ demand for more detailed information on future performance guidance has not been satisfied.