Nvidia (NVDA) Smashes Records: First $4 Trillion Market Cap in History—What’s Next?
Silicon Valley’s new king isn’t a FAANG stock—it’s the GPU giant that turned AI hype into cold, hard market dominance.
How Nvidia rewrote the rulebook
No slow climbs here. NVDA didn’t just cross the $4 trillion threshold—it vaporized it. While legacy tech firms were busy buying back shares, Jensen Huang’s empire turned every AI startup’s desperation into a revenue firehose.
The chipmaker that ate Wall Street
Analysts are scrambling to adjust price targets that now look laughably conservative. Meanwhile, hedge funds that missed the boat are suddenly ‘long-term believers’—funny how a 300% yearly gain changes minds.
What the $4 trillion question really means
This isn’t just about gaming or data centers anymore. Nvidia’s valuation now eclipses entire commodity markets. One cynical take? The market finally found something more volatile than crypto to obsess over.
The real test starts now. Because when you’re worth more than some G7 economies, there’s only two ways left to go—and gravity’s undefeated.
Should You Invest in Nvidia (NVDA) Now?
While it is a rather expensive stock compared to other investment options, Nvidia has showcased immense growth in the last five years. Investors who bought NVDA shares in 2020 have seen an ROI of over 1,500%. As the AI revolution continues to explode, Nvidia has proven itself to be the undisputed leader in chip technology. NVDA still has plenty of room to grow, and could prove profitable even if it’s trading NEAR the top of its 52-week range.
Recent price predictions for Nvidia shares indicate that it could deliver double-digit profits in July 2025. The recent forecast from the Traders Union indicates that NVDA could reach a high of $173 to $174 by the end of the month. That’s an uptick and return on investment (ROI) of approximately 14% from its current price of $153. Therefore, an investment of $1,000 could turn into $1,140 if the price prediction turns out to be accurate. That’s stellar returns in just a month, and not every asset can generate double-digit returns in a month.
Meanwhile,is doubling down on its Nvidia (NVDA) bets, raising its price forecast for the stock and maintaining buy signals. Citigroup raised its 2028 AI compute TAM estimate to $563 billion, up 13% from $500 billion, and networking TAM to $119 billion, up from $90 billion, expecting sharp sales increases for Nvidia. The firm also raised its price target on the chipmaker to $190 per share, implying a roughly 15% upside from Nvidia’s current trading levels. “We believe sovereign demand is already contributing up to billions of dollars in 2025” and should ramp up further in 2026, Citi analysts Atif Malik and Papa Sylla wrote on Monday.
