Nvidia Stock (NVDA): How High Can It Fly—And What’s the Floor in 2025?
Nvidia’s stock is either a rocket ship or a ticking time bomb—depending on who you ask. With AI hype reaching fever pitch, NVDA bulls see blue skies while bears whisper about gravity.
The bull case: Sky’s the limit
AI’s golden child keeps smashing earnings, with data center revenue now outweighing its gaming roots. If chip demand keeps climbing at this rate, even today’s nosebleed valuations might look cheap in hindsight.
The bear trap: Reality checks hurt
Every semiconductor cycle ends with oversupply and crushed margins. When the music stops—and it always does—NVDA’s premium pricing could evaporate faster than a meme coin.
Wall Street’s latest darling? More like a Rorschach test for your portfolio. Just remember: the ‘smart money’ that missed the 500% rally will be first to say ‘I told you so’ when it corrects.
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Five-star Loop Capital Markets analyst Ananda Baruah holds the street-high price target for Nvidia at $350 per share, representing an 87.15% upside, alongside a Buy rating. Baruah provided coverage on Nov. 3, when he increased his price target from $250. His bullish argument for Nvidia comes from an expected increase in graphics processing unit (GPU) production, which he claims will double the company’s unit shipments over the next 12 to 15 months.
Moving on to the low end of the Nvidia stock price targets, five-star Deutsche Bank analyst Ross Seymore has a Hold rating and a $155 price target, suggesting a 17.12% downside. Interestingly, Seymore isn’t the Wall Street analyst with the lowest opinion of NVDA. That belongs to Seaport Global analyst Jay Goldberg, who is the only analyst with a Sell rating for the company, but offers no price target.
Nvidia Stock Movement Today
Nvidia stock was down 2.14% on Monday but remained up 38.57% year-to-date. The shares have also increased 35.69% over the past 12 months. Investors have high hopes for the company’s earnings report as demand in the AI market remains high. However, there are some concerns about an AI bubble that could pop.
Is Nvidia Stock a Buy, Sell, or Hold?
Turning to Wall Street, the analysts’ consensus rating for Nvidia is Strong Buy, based on 37 Buy ratings, one Hold rating, and a single Sell rating over the past three months. With that comes an average NVDA stock price target of $242, representing a potential 29.75% upside for the shares.
