It was a rather unstable year for the US stock market as a whole. The technology industry is still driving a lot of demand, but it has failed to meet the high hopes of enrollment this year. It may be just a matter of time for Nvidia (NVDA). This is because inventory appears to be tied down to the highest stock price ever earlier than it is slower.
The AI chip maker has finished 2024 as the biggest winner. It jumped over 174%, and at first glance it seemed to outperform the market. Despite the ongoing sale that has hindered price transfers, 2025 still appears to be a banner year for tech companies.
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The US stock market continued volatility on Friday. Things were off to a strong start as job data was driving the market up. But things have set back as many companies’ stocks recede from the session highest. For the first five months of the year, I presented the same on Wall Street.
But that may not hinder the value of one of the world’s largest high-tech companies. Certainly, Nvidia (NVDA) may be poised to bounce back in a big way, as its stock appears to be tied to its highest ever height earlier than later.
The stock reached a groundbreaking price this January, exceeding the $149 price. Even after a 37% drop earlier this year, things still look promising. Specifically, this is because AI machine learning continues. The company still manages 95% of the market and has also put on hold by 92% of its GPU data center space.
Meanwhile, Nvidia’s growth is unprecedented. In the first quarter of fiscal year 2025, stocks boasted revenues of $44.1 billion, up 69% year-on-year. Additionally, earnings per share increased 33%, with second quarter revenues approaching $45 billion, showing 50% growth.
This will allow Nvidia to break through the $150 mark from its current $142 price. It has a median target of $175, representing a 23% upside of the stock, with a bull projection of $235. Overall, by the end of 2025 it could have jumped over 60% from where it was traded to start in June.
