Tom Lee Says Nvidia’s Post-Earnings Gain Breaks a Longstanding Pattern

Tom Lee Says Nvidia’s Post-Earnings Gain Breaks a Longstanding Pattern

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2026-08-30 04:23:44
BitMine Chairman Tom Lee said on CNBC that Nvidia’s strong earnings drove the stock higher, breaking a pattern in which upbeat results did not necessarily move the share price. He said the move suggests investors still care about fundamentals. He also pointed to strength in Salesforce, CrowdStrike and Okta, which he said showed a positive market response to AI downstream trades. Tom Lee said weakness in Meta, Amazon, Alphabet, AMD and Micron may reflect investors selling other tech stocks to fund Nvidia purchases. He added that Nvidia’s earnings expectations have been raised sharply, while the share price has not fully caught up and its valuation remains low as the P/E ratio keeps contracting. Separately, he said data-center construction is becoming a political issue in the U.S. midterm elections, with some Republican-led states and states that support data centers now considering pauses on related projects.
BitMine Chairman Tom Lee said on CNBC that Nvidia’s strong earnings pushed the stock higher, breaking a pattern in which good results did not always translate into share-price gains. In his view, that shows investors still care about fundamentals. He also pointed to gains in Salesforce, CrowdStrike and Okta, saying the move in those software names showed a positive market reaction to AI downstream trades and a relatively healthy broad response. Tom Lee said the weakness in Meta, Amazon, Alphabet, AMD and Micron may be tied to portfolio repositioning. Some investors, he said, were previously underweight Nvidia and may now need to sell other tech stocks to raise money to add the chipmaker. He added that earnings expectations for Nvidia have been revised sharply higher, but the stock has not fully caught up. Its price-to-earnings ratio is still contracting, which he said leaves the valuation looking low. Tom Lee also said data-center construction is becoming a political issue in the U.S. midterm elections. Even some Republican-led states, along with states that support data-center development, are now considering pauses on related projects. He said that may help explain why AI infrastructure stocks have been weak lately, while money has moved more toward AI downstream names.
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