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Long Entry 178.4800 2025-12-19 18:45 UTC
Target 210.0000 Fail 149.0000
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NVDA
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Analysis Predict Bull Market
The video analyzes NVIDIA's stock performance and provides a price estimate for the end of 2026. NVIDIA's stock has experienced volatility in 2025 but has seen an overall year-to-date increase of over 27%, outperforming the S&P 500 index, with the current trading price around $171 per share. For the fiscal year ending January 2027, Wall Street analysts project NVIDIA's earnings per share (EPS) to be $7.45. The current forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is 25.4. The analysis explores several scenarios for the stock price by the end of 2026, assuming a constant EPS estimate of $7.45. If the forward P/E remains at 25.4, the stock price is estimated at $189.23. If the P/E increases to 28, the price could reach $208.60. A further increase to a P/E of 32 could push the price to $238.40. Conversely, a decline in the forward P/E to 20 might result in a stock price of $149.00. The speaker identifies the most likely scenario for NVIDIA's stock to be in the range of $210-$230 by the end of 2026. This projection, however, is a downward revision from previous estimates due to emerging concerns. Key risks highlighted include customer concentration, as major hyperscalers (Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta Platforms) account for approximately 50% of NVIDIA's total revenue. Headwinds in the digital advertising industry could pressure these customers' revenues and profitability, leading them to decrease spending on AI-optimized data centers, which would negatively impact NVIDIA. Additionally, concerns about the financing models for AI development, such as OpenAI's substantial losses and its reliance on equity stakes from suppliers like NVIDIA rather than cash payments, pose a risk to NVIDIA's revenue quality and sustainability. Despite these financial and structural concerns, the fundamental demand for artificial intelligence products is projected to continue outpacing supply, thereby sustaining investments in the sector.
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