NVIDIA has not announced when it will publish Q3 fiscal 2027; until then, the NVDA perpetual on BRVX is quoted 24/7, with leverage from 5x to 50x. Its fiscal year ends in late January, so this quarter covers August to October and the release usually lands in the second half of November. The most recent numbers, Q2 fiscal 2027, came on August 26, 2026, after the US market close.
Trading with leverage involves significant risk: you may lose your collateral. You trade a price contract, not the share.
Next report · Q3 fiscal 2027
Not announced yet
The Q3 fiscal 2027 date goes up here the day NVIDIA posts it on its investor relations site.
Last report:
Checked on September 24, 2026
NVIDIA's fiscal year ends in late January, so its quarters run about a month behind the calendar: fiscal Q3 covers roughly August to October and is reported in the second half of November. NVIDIA announces the call date on its investor relations site a few weeks ahead, and publishes the CFO's written commentary right after the numbers. Besides segment totals, NVIDIA breaks revenue down by market platform: Data Center, Gaming, Professional Visualization, Automotive, and OEM and Other.
Last report
Next report
Not announced yet
Names from NVIDIA's own reporting. We do not publish forecasts.
NVIDIA publishes after 4:00 p.m. ET and starts the call an hour later, so the first reaction to Data Center revenue and the outlook happens in extended hours, when volume on the exchange is thin. The NVDA perpetual on BRVX keeps quoting through that window and through the following night in Asia.
The guidance line on the call can reverse the first move on the headline numbers. A reversal inside one hour can reach a stop or a liquidation level before you look at the screen.
At 5x the margin covers a move of roughly 15.9% against the position; fees and funding make that buffer a little smaller.
Trading with leverage involves significant risk: you may lose your collateral. You trade a price contract, not the share.
Check your liquidation priceAfter the US close. For Q2 fiscal 2027, results came out at about 4:20 p.m. ET and the call started at 5:00 p.m. ET.
Because NVIDIA's fiscal year ends in late January. Its fiscal Q3 covers roughly August to October.
Yes. NVDA is NVIDIA's ticker on Nasdaq; both refer to the same report.
From 5x to 50x. The cap does not change on report day, but a lower setting leaves more room for a sharp after-hours swing. Trading with leverage involves significant risk: you may lose your collateral.
No. It follows the NVDA price in USDT; there is no share, no dividend and no vote.
On investor.nvidia.com, as a written document released together with the results, before the call starts at 5:00 p.m. ET. Most of the segment detail traders quote comes from it.
Answered by the BRVX team. Ask yours in the BRVX community.
Yes. NVDA/USDT keeps quoting after 4 pm New York time on BRVX's own feed. NVIDIA reports after the close, so the reaction shows up in the BRVX quote before the next Nasdaq open.
On big news the price can move fast. A stop-loss is a level you set, not a promise of that exact price. Size the position so a sharp move on the report does not take more than you can afford to lose.
No. It is a synthetic perpetual on the price: no shares, no dividends, no voting rights.
Yes. Funding is charged every hour the position is open, on the position size, earnings week included.
Yes. Tick "TP / SL Triggers" in the order form and set the levels. BRVX has market orders only, so there is no limit or stop order to wait at a set price; TP and SL are how you plan the exit.
No. BRVX is not available to US persons. Check the restricted countries in the Legal Center before you sign up.
Trading with leverage involves significant risk: you may lose your collateral. Not available to US persons.
