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Nvidia's Trillion-Dollar Gain and the Future of AI Chips
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Analyst resets Nvidia stock price target after trillion-dollar Q2
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Nvidia's stock price target receives a reset after a significant trillion-dollar market-value gain in the second quarter, with a positive outlook for the AI-chip maker. The company's new Blackwell system of AI processors has been launched, commanding a significant share of the market for chips essential for building massive data systems.
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Analyst adjusts Nvidia stock rating on valuation TheStreet Daily Newsletter
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Nvidia's stock rating has been adjusted by an analyst due to valuation concerns. While Nvidia is seen as a leader in the AI space, some analysts believe the stock is fully valued and that upside will only materialize in a bull case scenario. Other AI-related stocks like AMD and Taiwan Semiconductor are viewed as more attractive by some analysts.
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Analyst revisits Nvidia stock price target after Blackwell checks TheStreet Daily Newsletter
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Nvidia's stock price target has been revised upwards by a top Wall Street analyst, Timothy Arcuri of UBS, who sees strong demand for the company's new Blackwell line of AI-powered computing processors. Arcuri has lifted his price target to $150 per share and expects Nvidia's earnings to reach around $5 per share in 2025, with revenue surpassing $200 billion, driven by robust demand from hyperscalers like Microsoft, Google, Meta, and Amazon.
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