NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
Analysts issue new Nvidia stock price target
Despite fresh regulatory concerns, Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) jumped nearly 2% on Wednesday as analysts lifted their price targets, reinforcing bullish sentiment, with Wedbush reiterating their $230 price target.
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Nvidia: A Once In A Generation Buy-The-Dip Setup
Nvidia Corporation delivered Q3 FY2025 results exceeding expectations, with revenue up 62% to $57B, driven by robust Data Center growth. Despite stellar earnings, NVDA shares declined 10% due to AI bubble concerns, sector rotation, and competitive headlines, presenting a buying opportunity. NVDA boasts a $500B order backlog through 2026, strong partnerships, and unmatched ecosystem advantages, supporting long-term growth and market dominance.
Chinese regulators block ByteDance from using Nvidia chips, The Information reports
Chinese regulators have barred TikTok-owner ByteDance from deploying Nvidia chips in new data centers, The Information reported on Wednesday, citing two company employees.
Nvidia hits back at short seller as leaked memo goes public
Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA, XETRA:NVD) is trying to kill a dangerous meme before it really takes off: the idea that its record-breaking AI chip boom is being juiced by creative financing. Over the weekend, the company sent a seven-page memo to analysts insisting it is not using “vendor financing” (the classic trick where a supplier effectively funds its own customers so they can buy more kit).
Google or Nvidia? We asked AI which stock is a better buy for 2026
As the artificial intelligence (AI) boom accelerates and investors navigate an increasingly competitive market, two of the sector's most dominant companies, Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) and Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), continue to attract attention heading into 2026.
The Zacks Analyst Blog NVIDIA, AT&T and Amgen
NVIDIA, AT&T, and Amgen outperform peers as AI growth, 5G expansion, and strong drug sales drive investor optimism.
Nvidia Still Has Room To Run
Nvidia stands at the forefront of technological innovation, leveraging deep industry relationships and insight to anticipate and shape future trends beyond AI. NVDA delivered exceptional Q3 results, with revenue up 62.5% and EPS rising 67%, and provided strong guidance for continued growth and margin expansion. The company boasts industry-leading profitability, robust free cash flow, and a unique position in AI, gaming, and emerging tech, supporting a long-term growth thesis.
Nvidia: The AI Giant Wall Street Still Can't Properly Price
Nvidia delivered record Q3 earnings, reinforcing its dominance in the AI hardware market and sparking a wave of analyst price target upgrades. NVDA's data center revenue surged, driven by insatiable AI demand, while its strong balance sheet and guidance point to continued robust growth. Despite high valuation multiples, NVDA's near-monopoly in AI GPUs and unmatched growth justify its premium relative to competitors like AMD.
CNBC Daily Open: The weight of Nvidia's crown
Britain prepares for 'smorgasbord' of tax hikes to be unveiled Wednesday. Major U.S. indexes had their third straight winning session on Tuesday, erasing earlier intraday losses.
Jim Cramer on why he is sticking by Nvidia
'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer talks the current state of the AI trade.
Nvidia: The Cycle That Never Ends
There are two potential realities that we face as a Western alliance. One where AI infrastructure markets are cyclical and volatile, and another where they are smooth and moderate. This thesis focuses on the binary bear versus bull case, with a central theme on the debt markets tied to AI infrastructure. I advocate for moderation, viewing a 17% Nvidia Corporation return in 12 months as more favorable than a higher short-term return on NVDA that may lead to a medium-term cyclical collapse.
