Nvidia's (NASDAQ: NVDA) fiscal 2025, which ended Jan. 26, featured impressive financial performance, with revenue soaring 114% year over year to $130.5 billion and diluted earnings per share rising 147% to $2.

The chip maker's shares are down 14% in 2025, tumbling as Donald Trump's tariffs have triggered a rotation out of tech.

After retreating 27% in the past three weeks, Nvidia stock is attempting a rebound. Several Wall Street bulls say shares of the AI chipmaker are trading at an attractive valuation now.On Tuesday, Nvidia stock hit a six-month low of 104.

GTC 2025 conference is less than a week away, and investors are anticipating a catalyst for its struggling stock could be coming. That optimism helped shares jump as much as 7.4% today. Even so, Nvidia shares have lost more than 15% so far this year,

Nvidia stock rose Wednesday as it continued to pare back some of its recent losses—but more big swings could be ahead.Shares in the chip maker rose 6.4% to $115.74, having closed the previous session up 1.