This post originally appeared in the First Trade newsletter. You can sign up for Business Insider's daily markets newsletter here. Nvidia's earnings have become like a quarterly Super Bowl for the stock market. Traders don't have to be invested in the stock to tune in — they're simply there to soak in the spectacle, and appreciate a company at the top of its game. They also realize that something could occur that alters the trajectory of the entire market, and they don't want to miss it. So when Tom ...