Shares of Nvidia Corp., the chip-making giant at the core of the artificial-intelligence boom, have recovered — somewhat — from the hit they took during the market’s DeepSeek tantrum last month. But as the $3.4 trillion company prepares to report fourth-quarter results on Wednesday, Wall Street has other anxieties.

Nvidia (NVDA) is set to report quarterly results after the closing bell on February 26. TheStreet Pro's portfolio manager Chris Versace breaks down each and every line you should be watching when Nvidia's results hit the press and how you should approach the stock in the meantime.