The largest company on the stock market is set to report its full-year earnings later this month...

A Dangerous Trend Hits Big-Name Tech Stocks By Ethan Goldman, junior analyst, Chaikin Analytics The largest company on the stock market is set to report its full-year earnings later this month... Of course, I'm talking about chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA). And its stock has been under pressure recently... NVDA shares are down about 12% over the past three months. The company's third-quarter "off the charts" revenue hasn't been enough to save the stock. And now, a trend with big, AI-related stocks suggests that could happen again – or worse. And given the recent performance of some other big names in the field, we can get an idea of what could happen to Nvidia's stock... Recommended Links: 'Tech Stock' Potential With 'Treasury Bond' Risk Top experts call this both a "port in the storm" and their No. 1 recommendation of 2026. It's a group of opportunities that could DOUBLE in the next year – with a risk profile like buying Treasurys (some think even better). 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On Wednesday after the market close, Alphabet reported fourth-quarter and full-year earnings. And the company saw incredible growth in multiple categories during 2025... Total revenue for 2025 grew 15% year over year to more than $400 billion. In the fourth quarter alone, revenues at Alphabet's Google Cloud segment grew 48% year over year. And the company's "Google Search and other" business category saw year-over-year revenue growth of 17%. This drove Alphabet's first year with more than $400 billion in revenue. Naturally, CEO Sundar Pichai attributed this performance to the company's AI progress. Alphabet also said that it anticipates up to $185 billion in capital expenditures in 2026. These investments would mostly support Google's AI projects. That's an eye-popping figure... Heck, aside from the U.S. and China, that amount is more than any other country in the world spent on its entire military in 2024. In short, Alphabet is "all in" on spending in order to keep a lead in the AI race. Meanwhile, the growing revenue should have been a positive sign... But shareholders didn't take to the idea right away. Before the markets even opened the next day, Alphabet's stock collapsed by about 4% during premarket trading. The stock ended up with a loss of less than 1% yesterday. As I said, we also saw large moves in the wake of earnings from other big names in the AI space...   Two More Dramatic Swings "AI darling" Palantir Technologies (PLTR) struggled with this trend as well... On Monday, the company reported massive revenue growth of 70% year over year for the fourth quarter. Initially, the stock surged. PLTR shares jumped about 7% the day after the earnings release. But the next day, the same shares gave that entire gain back... and then some. On Wednesday, Palantir collapsed by about 12%. By now, the stock is down about 31% over the past three months. As regular readers will recall, my colleague Vic Lederman shared the Power Gauge's warning on Palantir more than a week before the company's earnings report. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) – one of Nvidia's major competitors in the semiconductor industry – saw a huge loss in the wake of recent earnings as well... On Tuesday, AMD reported a 34% year-over-year jump in revenue for 2025. And the stock fell by roughly 17% the next day. Over the past three months, AMD is now down by about 25%.   The Power Gauge Flashes Some Warnings for Nvidia To make matters worse for Nvidia, the "smart money" on Wall Street has been on the run from the stock since early January. And the stock had already started to underperform the broad market in late November. The Power Gauge picked up on this. And our system has also flashed four separate sell alerts for the stock over the past three months. Take a look... Today, Nvidia earns a "neutral+" rating in the Power Gauge. This happens when a "bullish" or better stock is trading below its long-term trend line. To be clear, I'm not saying to dump shares of Nvidia before the company reports earnings. And keep in mind that if the share price spikes, it could send Nvidia back into outright "bullish" territory. But right now, the Power Gauge is picking up on some warning signs for the stock. And based on what we've already seen from other big names in the AI space, don't be surprised to see big volatility after Nvidia reports earnings later this month. Good investing, Ethan Goldman Market View Major Indexes and Notable Sectors     # Hld:     Bullish     Neutral     Bearish Dow 30 -1.18% 8 19 3 S&P 500 -1.25% 119 282 98 Nasdaq -1.44% 26 51 28 Small Caps -1.8% 607 945 335 Bonds +1.09% — According to the Chaikin Power Bar, Small Cap stocks and Large Cap stocks are somewhat Bullish. 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