Nvidia: markets brace for the biggest earnings show in town

Investors should ignore overvaluation talk and buy the AI chip champion

There was widespread consternation among investors on 2 April when Tesla posted its first-quarter production update. Deliveries fell 9% year-over-year to 336,681, the lowest such figure since the war

Bond investors are more cautious, while JPMorgan boss warns of a ‘crack’ coming

WHAT AN END TO EXPANSION COULD MEAN FOR THE SHARES

Key takeaways include strong profit, more AI investment and little sign of recessionary pullback (for now)

Tariffs, Trump and volatile stock market performance blight our picks