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Nvidia Corporation maintains a Strong Buy rating as management backs FY28 guidance with a record $235B buyback program, signaling confidence in long-term FCF growth. NVDA's strategic Hugging Face acquisition and Groq licensing deal position it defensively in AI software, but draw antitrust scrutiny. Demand for NVDA's products remains robust, with hyperscaler AI infrastructure spending projected to surge and supply constraints persisting through 2027.
Nvidia Corporation is rated Buy with a $304 price target, implying 33% upside, based on a 19x FY2028 P/E multiple and strong growth expectations. NVDA trades at 14x FY2028 earnings, a discount to the S&P 500, with China data center revenue excluded from guidance and analyst estimates. Potential approval of the RTX PRO 5500 for China could add $6–$12 per share, but the thesis primarily hinges on the upcoming Q3 earnings and Q4 guidance.
According to the latest estimates, the last Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) dividend of 2026 is coming just after Christmas.