Nvidia Corporation (NVDA)
Royal Bank of Canada (Srini Pajjuri) reiterated an Outperform rating with a $250 price target, implying strong upside potential from current levels and reflecting continued confidence in Nvidia’s dominance in AI-driven data center demand and sustained earnings growth.
Benchmark Company (Cody Acree) reiterated a Buy rating with a $250 price target, signaling expectations of continued revenue acceleration and margin expansion, driven by hyperscaler spending and ongoing AI infrastructure buildout.
Rosenblatt Securities (Kevin Cassidy) reiterated a Buy rating with a $300 price target, representing one of the more bullish views on the Street, underpinned by long-term confidence in Nvidia’s pricing power, next-generation chip cycle, and structural AI demand tailwinds.
UBS Group (Timothy Arcuri) reiterated a Buy rating (no target disclosed), indicating continued positive sentiment based on Nvidia’s leadership in accelerated computing and strong visibility into forward earnings, even without a specified valuation anchor.
TD Cowen (Joshua Buchalter) reiterated a Buy rating with a $235 price target, suggesting solid but relatively more conservative upside expectations, likely reflecting some normalization assumptions in growth rates while maintaining confidence in core fundamentals.
KeyCorp (John Vinh) reiterated an Overweight rating with a $275 price target, indicating above-average expected returns relative to the sector, supported by Nvidia’s entrenched competitive moat and continued AI spending momentum.
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