Tech giant Nvidia has just released its second-quarter earnings results, beating Wall Street estimates because of strong graphics card sales. But the company’s cryptocurrency chip product, CMP, had lower sales, at $266 million, than the $400 million the company predicted in May. Kelvin Wong, Market Analyst, CMC Markets gives an analysis of the hits and misses of Nvidia's earnings report and their plans to tackle graphics cards supply disruptions and keep their earnings positive. 

<p>Tech giant Nvidia has just released its second-quarter earnings results, beating Wall Street estimates because of strong graphics card sales. But the company&rsquo;s cryptocurrency chip product, CMP, had lower sales, at $266 million, than the $400 million the company predicted in May. <strong>Kelvin Wong, Market Analyst, CMC Markets&nbsp;</strong>gives an analysis of the hits and misses of Nvidia's earnings report and their plans to tackle graphics cards supply disruptions and keep their earnings positive.&nbsp;</p>

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