Nvidia's $235B Buyback Could Support Shares Amid AI Selloff
Nov 5, 2026, 2:32 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The $235B buyback expands capital return and EPS accretion potential, offsetting near-term declines and supporting multiple expansion if AI demand remains robust; however, execution around earnings and macro AI sentiment can limit upside.
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Nvidia authorized a total $235 billion in share buybacks through fiscal 2028, building on a prior program as the stock faces AI-related selling pressure. The move, highlighted by Jim Cramer, precedes next week’s quarterly results with consensus revenue of $109.17 billion and EPS of $2.48. The buyback may cushion near-term volatility and support long-run EPS if AI and data-center demand remains healthy.
Nvidia authorized $235B total buyback through fiscal 2028.
Stock down ~8%; Cramer urges deploying the buyback now.
Next week's results expected: revenue $109.17B, EPS $2.48.
CEO Huang says buyback reflects confidence in long-term opportunity.
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