Nvidia Corporation faces significant risks due to the US-China trade war, impacting sales and increasing costs, but still shows upside potential. Earnings estimates have seen minor downward revisions, but EBITDA and FCF trends suggest resilience, with some acceleration in shipments expected. Valuation adjustments lead to a new price target of $124.60, down from $161.78, with a rating downgrade from strong buy to buy.
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Nvidia stock continues to be driven by wider market sentiment around tariffs.
With the exception of Tuesday, April 8, Nvidia stock (NASDAQ: NVDA) has experienced a rather steep and consistent increase in short interest.
After explosive gains in yesterday's session, Nvidia (NVDA -6.31%) stock is seeing big sell-offs in Thursday's session. The artificial intelligence (AI) hardware leader's share price was down 7.5% as of 1 p.m.
After a historic day of gains for the chip sector, many big semiconductor stocks are pulling back sharply on Thursday, as President Donald Trump's pause of tariff hikes on most countries wasn't enough to remove the cloud of uncertainty hanging over the technology sector.
Nvidia (NVDA) witnessed a jump in share price last session on above-average trading volume. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions for the stock suggests that there could be more strength down the road.
Earlier Blackwell production snags, AI diffusion framework risks, and DeepSeek-driven hyperscaler capex curtailments have already upended investor confidence in Nvidia. Despite being exempt from reciprocal tariffs, the evolving situation's also cast a deeper shadow over Nvidia's growth outlook. But with the stock down over 30% YTD, the valuation reset's already embedded the structural and cyclical risks facing Nvidia at current levels.
Amid the rubble of President Donald Trump's escalating trade war, Nvidia (NVDA 18.34%), the semiconductor powerhouse fueling the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, has watched its share price crumble 28% since the start of 2025.
The tariff-delay market rally gave Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) shares a nice boost, and they are no longer trading near a year-to-date low.
Nvidia (NVDA 18.34%) has been one of the biggest winners of the generative artificial intelligence (AI) boom. The stock advanced 1,000% between the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 and January 2025, when its price peaked at $149.43 per share.
The Trump administration stepped back from a crackdown on Nvidia's (NVDA) chip exports to China following CEO Jensen Huang's attendance at a $1 million-per-person dinner at Mar-a-Lago last week. Yahoo Finance Technology Editor Dan Howley joins Market Domination to discuss how Nvidia's ability to continue exporting the H20 chip impacts the company's revenue and relationship with the US government.