In the closing of the recent trading day, Nvidia (NVDA) stood at $226.44, denoting a -1.24% move from the preceding trading day.
NVIDIA just doubled its revenue per gigawatt of AI capacity and posted triple-digit earnings growth, yet its stock has struggled to keep pace with the profits. A $350 price target sounds ambitious until you see what the math actually requires.
Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA, XETRA:NVD), the American chipmaker, is reportedly considering an acquisition of Reflection AI or a further investment in the startup as it expands its involvement in open-weight artificial intelligence models. The discussions remain at an early stage, with no terms agreed upon, and could still fall apart, although an agreement could emerge within weeks, Reuters reported, citing the Financial Times.
A $21 million options bet just landed against one of the most valuable companies on earth, and whether it signals a coming crash or something far less dramatic changes everything for Nvidia shareholders sitting on record gains.
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Every time the market panics about AI and hammers Nvidia shares, one investor reaches for the buy button instead of the exit.
The AI chip maker's shares hit a record high last week but technical analysis points to a growing risk of the stock peaking.
Nvidia enters a pivotal week for the AI trade, with investors weighing whether the world's most valuable company deserves another run at a $6 trillion valuation. The shares closed Friday at $229.28, valuing Nvidia at $5.54 trillion, after its market capitalisation approached $5.78 trillion earlier in the week.
Nvidia remains a Buy as AI infrastructure demand drives robust earnings growth and new financing initiatives expand its addressable market. NVDA is facilitating customer adoption by offering land, credit support, and partnering with financial institutions to bridge the AI infrastructure funding gap. Valuation is more balanced at 24.7x FY2027 EPS; upside relies on execution and sustained AI infrastructure investment, with FY2028 outlook notably improved.
Nvidia Yield Shares Purpose ETF delivers a 17.8% forward yield with CAD hedging and a 1.5% ER, leveraging NVDA options for risk-managed income. YNVD:CA writes covered calls on less than half its NVDA position, dynamically adjusting moneyness to balance yield maximization and downside protection. Recent contract positioning shifted from OTM to ATM/ITM, reflecting tactical risk management as NVDA volatility and market momentum evolved.
Investors holding 100 Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) shares could earn $25 from the company's estimated fourth-quarter 2026 dividend payout.
Taiwan Semiconductor guided for third-quarter revenue of $44.6 billion to $45.8 billion. TSMC's revenue from high-performance computing climbed 20% from the first quarter to the second.