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NVIDIA Corp

NASDAQ: NVDA Semiconductors
$162.85
▼ $3.34 (−2.01%) today
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NVDA at a Glance

Valuation
Market cap
$3.93T
P/E ratio
20.6
Dividend yield
0.17%
Profitability
Revenue (TTM)
$303.0B
Profit margin
63.7%
EPS (TTM)
$7.91
Price
52-week range
$149 – $243
24/7 target
$207.78
Street target
$285.35
Earnings
Next report
Nov 17, 2026
Q2 2027 EPS
$2.22
vs. $2.09 est.
+6.3%

Headquartered in Santa Clara, CA Fiscal year ends January NASDAQ: NVDA nvidia.com

About NVIDIA

NVIDIA Corporation designs and sells accelerated computing platforms spanning processors, interconnects, software, algorithms, systems, and services. The company operates through two reportable segments: Compute & Networking, and Graphics. Its Data Center platform serves hyperscale cloud providers, AI cloud operators, enterprises, sovereign governments, and research institutions with GPU-accelerated infrastructure for AI training, inference, and high-performance computing. Key product architectures include Blackwell Ultra and the newly ramping Vera Rubin platform. The Edge Computing segment encompasses GeForce GPUs for gaming and PCs, RTX-based professional visualization products, autonomous vehicle platforms (DRIVE Hyperion), and robotics solutions (Isaac). NVIDIA's CUDA software ecosystem and extensive library of AI frameworks underpin its hardware platforms. The company generates revenue through direct sales and partnerships with cloud service providers including CoreWeave, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and Nebius, and is expanding into AI infrastructure financing through arrangements with major financial institutions. Updated

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Six figures of signatures turn Nvidia's leadership vacuum from a boardroom problem into a public one, and prediction markets are now pricing the outcome.

JUST IN: The petition to reinstate Jensen Huang as Nvidia CEO has surpassed 100,000 signatures
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A sell-side bank is now pricing Nvidia's succession vacuum as the stock's main overhang, making the next catalyst a personnel announcement rather than a chip cycle or an earnings report.

BREAKING: HSBC says Nvidia stock will "struggle" until a new CEO is named
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Musk is saying Nvidia's chip supply advantage rests on Jensen Huang personally, which turns succession chatter into a supply question.

MUSK: JENSEN DROVE SUPPLY CHAIN BRILLIANTLY AT NVIDIA, BUT MANY OF THOSE DEALS WERE A HANDSHAKE WITH JENSEN, NOT A WRITTEN CONTRACT
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No chip relief on the table means Nvidia's China access stays frozen exactly as Huawei narrows the gap.

BREAKING: US officials confirm Trump won't raise Nvidia issue during China trip
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Jensen Huang is Out at Nvidia & Bitcoin is Crashing?! | Jordi Visser

  • Visser: analysts slashed Nvidia price targets after Huang's exit but left earnings forecasts untouched
  • He points to the China-US chip fight, not just scandal, as the likely driver of the ouster
  • Bitcoin's drop to $69K tied to the largest weekly rise in 2-year yields since 2022
  • Strategy's index removal and tokenization discussed alongside AI-crypto convergence

The tell for Nvidia holders is the gap Visser flags: Wall Street cut targets without touching numbers, so the discount reflects leadership risk rather than demand. He frames the semiconductor deleveraging that preceded the news as the real move, with next week's earnings report the clearing event, and attributes Bitcoin's slide to rates rather than crypto-specific damage.

How Wall Street Is Bracing For the Post-Jensen Huang Nvidia Era

  • Bernstein's Stacy Rasgon downgraded Nvidia on key-man risk plus open government investigations
  • Direct China sales are only about 8% of revenue; smuggling exposure sits in the Taiwan customer bloc
  • Broadcom guides data-center revenue to $115B in 2027 and $230B in 2028; AMD GPU sales nearly tripling toward low $40B
  • Earnings preview: interim CEO Colette Kress faces questions on talent retention and vendor financing

A sell-side analyst who covered this name through the whole run just pulled his buy rating, and his reasoning centers on who signs off on the next architecture bet. He frames Broadcom's data-center ramp and AMD's GPU trajectory as real share, with OpenAI, Meta and Google TPUs already spreading orders around. Next week's earnings report has to be flawless.

Bloomberg Businessweek Weekend - November 13th, 2026

  • Ed Ludlow on Jensen Huang's ouster from Nvidia, his limited equity stake and the DOJ espionage probe
  • NYSE's Lynn Martin on settling tokenized stocks via Avalanche and the push to 23x5 trading
  • Fable Studio's Edward Saatchi on an AI-generated feature film made by 30 people in nine months
  • Bloomberg's Chris Palmeri sees GTA 6 at up to 40 million units and $3 billion in early retail sales

The concrete call here is on Take-Two: Palmeri frames GTA 6 as a $3 billion opening act and the company as the last dominant pure-play publisher as the industry consolidates. The Nvidia segment cuts the other way, with leadership now interim and a federal espionage probe running into an earnings report.

Inside Jensen Huang’s Final Hours as Nvidia CEO

  • Ian King: board had no choice once the affair involved an employee; only one sell rating remains on Nvidia</list-item>
  • Arm CEO Rene Haas floated as a successor; CFO Colette Kress and team holding things together for now
  • Seoul bureau: Samsung and SK Hynix relationships ran through Huang, and they are half the Kospi
  • Joe Wiesenthal on Mega Speed, neocloud GPU access, and the unwritten rules on Chinese firms renting chips abroad

The bull case now rests entirely on Nvidia's engineers rather than its frontman: reporters argue the chips, CUDA and the customer queue outlast Huang, while analysts have yet to downgrade. The open risk is relational, since supplier ties in Korea and Taiwan were personal, and Washington scrutiny of chips reaching Chinese users through offshore neoclouds is only starting.

NVDANVIDIA
52-week low
$162.85
-1.29%vs prior 52-week low · Mar 30, 2026

A fresh one-year low at $162.85 undercuts the March 30 trough by 1.29%, and the selling spread across the chip complex: AMD, a competitor, fell 8.75%, with supplier Fabrinet down 7.51% and IREN off 6.72%.

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NVIDIA Fallout, Chip Volatility and the Case for 60/40

  • Panel split on Nvidia after Huang's resignation: bulls cite a forward multiple near 10 and 300 billion in free cash flow
  • Kevin Simpson sold half his Nvidia at a 20% loss on price-action rules, buying at $200 and exiting in the $160s
  • Nvidia board reportedly approached Arm CEO Rene Haas as successor; Arista flagged as clearest chip beneficiary
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The committee can't agree on what a leaderless Nvidia is worth: one member mechanically dumped half his stake at a 20% loss while another is putting new client money in at these levels. With earnings next week, the next report settles the argument.

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Harvard Cut Nvidia by a Third and Bought AMD

Harvard's endowment rotated inside AI chips just before a brutal selloff hit one of them. Since then, the two stocks have moved very differently, and a closer look at the filing shows…

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does NVIDIA do?

NVIDIA Corporation designs and sells accelerated computing platforms spanning processors, interconnects, software, algorithms, systems, and services. The company operates through two reportable segments: Compute & Networking, and Graphics.

What is the NVDA stock price target?

24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for NVDA is $207.78, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $285.35. NVDA price prediction →