Missed the Nvidia Rally? Here’s Why It’s Not Too Late to Buy In
Nvidia’s stock keeps defying gravity—while Wall Street analysts scramble to adjust their price targets. The AI chip giant’s dominance isn’t slowing down, and neither should your attention.
The AI Gold Rush Isn’t Over
Demand for accelerated computing shows no signs of cooling. Data centers are still snapping up every GPU Nvidia can produce—because, surprise, AI actually needs hardware to function.
Earnings That Speak Louder Than Hype
Last quarter’s revenue smashed estimates (again). Margins? Expanding. Guidance? Raised. But sure, let’s pretend this is just another meme stock.
The Short-Sighted ‘It’s Too Late’ Myth
Every investor who said ‘I’ll wait for a pullback’ in 2023 is now kicking themselves. The real risk isn’t buying high—it’s missing the next leg up entirely.
So go ahead, wait for that ‘perfect entry point.’ Meanwhile, the rest of us will keep banking on the company actually building the infrastructure of the future.
The core of Nvidia's cash machine
As AI adoption grows, so will the importance of data centers, because they power AI workloads (training, deploying, and scaling). The global data center GPU market is estimated to have a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of around 35% from 2025 to 2033, according to Grand View Research.
Image source: Nvidia.
Other competitors will likely make up ground on Nvidia in the industry, but its stronghold means that it stands to gain significantly from this growth. Financial growth doesn't always equate to stock price growth, but Nvidia investors have shown that they put a lot of emphasis on the company's data center revenue and business growth.
