Jensen Huang has been working diligently to restart Nvidia's sales to Chinese companies.
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Parkev Tatevosian, CFA08 Jan 2026, 23:26 UTC
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Recent news regarding China's potential ban on NVIDIA's H200 chips and the mandated purchase of domestic AI chips has created uncertainty. However, despite this geopolitical tension and a broader market downturn, NVIDIA's intrinsic value, calculated at $195.51 per share, remains strong and suggests the stock is undervalued at its current market price of $189.11. The company's advanced AI technology gives it a significant competitive advantage. Investors are advised to consider accumulating NVIDIA stock at current levels, anticipating a potential rebound based on its fundamental value and technological edge.
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