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NVIDIA is a US technology company and one of the world leaders in graphics processors and AI accelerators. Founded in 1993, it trades on Nasdaq under the ticker NVDA. NVIDIA chips power data centers, cloud services, gaming, professional graphics and automotive systems, and the CUDA software platform keeps developers inside the company's ecosystem. That is why NVIDIA stock has become one of the main gauges of AI sentiment and one of the largest stocks in the market by capitalization. This NVIDIA stock forecast covers the live price and key metrics, fundamentals, technical signals, analyst price targets and our NVDA stock price prediction through 2050. All forecast figures are recalculated weekly by our statistical model.
On November 11, 2026, NVIDIA stock trades at 168.84, with a 24-hour change of -5.5%. Below is the live NVDA stock quote with the current spread, swaps and commission. The data updates in real time and matches the trading terminal. NVDA trades during exchange hours, and the market is closed outside the trading session.
The table collects the key NVDA metrics: price momentum, distance to the all-time high, company size, valuation and financial results.
|
Metric |
Value |
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Current spread |
$0.12 |
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24-hour price change |
-5.5% |
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30-day price change |
-26.4% |
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1-year price change |
-15.2% |
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52-week range |
$164.24 – $243.30 |
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Volatility (30 days) |
45.5% |
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All-time high and date |
$243.30, 06/10/2026 |
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Distance to all-time high |
-30.6% |
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NVIDIA market cap |
$4,069,044,000,000 |
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P/E ratio (TTM) |
21.35 |
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Earnings per share (EPS) |
$7.91 |
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Revenue, last quarter |
$96,221,000,000 |
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Net profit, last quarter |
$59,688,000,000 |
|
Total assets, last quarter |
$320,272,000,000 |
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Total liabilities, last quarter |
$91,288,000,000 |
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NVIDIA dividend yield |
0.17% |
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Total return (with dividends) |
|
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Price return |
+45.6% |
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US interest rate |
4.0% |
The spread shows what it costs to open a trade right now. The 24-hour, 30-day and 1-year changes reflect momentum over the short, medium and long term, and the 52-week range shows where the stock sits between its yearly high and low. Volatility tells you how sharply the price swings, and the distance to the all-time high shows how far it has to go to set a new record. NVIDIA's market cap lets you compare the company with the other giants of the market. The P/E ratio answers how much investors pay for a dollar of earnings: the higher it is, the more growth is already priced in. Quarterly revenue and net profit show how fast the business is growing, and the ratio of assets to liabilities shows how solid the balance sheet is. The NVIDIA dividend is small, so most of a holder's return comes from price appreciation rather than payouts. Higher US interest rates usually weigh on expensive growth stocks like NVDA.
An NVIDIA stock price prediction depends on demand for AI chips, on the company's results in its quarterly earnings, on competition and on the overall appetite for risk. NVIDIA sells infrastructure to the whole industry, so the stock is as sensitive to the plans of the biggest tech companies as it is to market sentiment.
The main driver of revenue growth is the data center segment. Large cloud companies and AI model developers spend tens of billions of dollars on accelerators for training and running neural networks, and a large share of those orders goes to NVIDIA. As long as AI infrastructure spending keeps growing, so do the company's orders and profit. If the biggest customers start cutting spending, the stock reacts first.
NVIDIA earnings come out once a quarter and are among the most anticipated events in the stock market. Investors look at revenue, earnings per share, margins and the company's guidance for the next quarter. What often matters more than the numbers themselves is how far they beat analyst expectations. Even a strong report can send the stock lower if the market expected more. NVIDIA's fiscal year ends in late January, so follow the company's calendar.
NVIDIA has competitors: AMD, Intel and Broadcom, and the biggest customers, including cloud giants, are developing their own chips. As long as NVIDIA keeps its edge in performance and in the CUDA software ecosystem, its share of the accelerator market stays high. Losing part of the market or pricing pressure would be a bearish factor for the stock.
Export rules for advanced chips to China and other countries directly affect the company's revenue. Tighter restrictions shrink the addressable market, while easing them reopens it. NVIDIA also depends on manufacturing capacity in Taiwan, so geopolitical risks in the region affect how the stock is valued.
Growth stocks are sensitive to the cost of money. Falling rates and fresh liquidity support NVDA, while high rates and a strong dollar pull money into bonds. The US interest rate is currently 4.0%. NVDA is also one of the biggest companies in the Nasdaq and S&P 500, so it moves with the broad market and usually swings harder than it does. If the company's P/E is already high, any disappointment can trigger a sharp correction.
Technical analysis reads the chart and indicators to show the trend, the levels where buyers and sellers step in, and the likely trading range. NVIDIA stock tends to move sharply around earnings and news, so it matters more to understand whether the trend is strong or fading and where the key levels are than to guess the direction in advance. Any short-term NVIDIA stock forecast for tomorrow or next week is built on this.
ADX trend direction: Downtrend. Trend strength: Moderate. In a strong trend, pullbacks more often offer entries than reversals. In a weak trend, breakouts often fail and the price returns to its previous range. The RSI indicator stands at 23.9. Current zone: Oversold. RSI compares recent gains with recent losses: readings above 70 point to overbought conditions, below 30 to oversold. In a strong uptrend, RSI can stay overbought for weeks, so it is most useful when it agrees with the trend signals below.
Signal from the key moving averages (MA20, MA50, MA100): Sell. Holding above them confirms an uptrend, while a close below shows buyers losing control. Technical signal on three timeframes:
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Timeframe |
Signal |
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M30 (30 minutes) |
Sell |
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H4 (4 hours) |
Sell |
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D1 (daily) |
Sell |
When all three timeframes agree, the signal is strong. If the short timeframes disagree with the daily chart, the daily has the final word. Weekly Ichimoku signal: Bearish. Overall technical signal across all indicators (moving averages, oscillators, MACD, Stochastic): Sell.
Nearest support: $173.20. Stronger support: $167.71. Resistance: $182.02 and $185.35. Round levels carry special weight for NVIDIA stock because orders cluster around them, and a close beyond a level usually accelerates the move. Traders use these zones for entries and protective stop orders. Daily pivot point (calculated from the previous day's close): $176.53. Price above it favors buyers, below it favors sellers. Today's range so far: $165.83–$174.26.
Our model expects NVDA to trade between $203.36 and $256.07 in November. Volatility over the last 30 days: 45.5%. The range is recalculated weekly and always reflects current price action. For a very short-term NVIDIA stock forecast for tomorrow or next week, rely on the signals and key levels above, which update daily.
Our long-term NVDA stock forecast relies on the stock's price history, revenue growth, demand for AI infrastructure and macroeconomic conditions. Over the next five years the model puts the NVDA price between $110.46 and $684.14. The table summarizes the next ten years, and the sections below break the forecast down year by year through 2050.
Our NVIDIA stock forecast for 2026 combines technical analysis with the current market backdrop, including the company's quarterly earnings, demand for AI chips and the path of interest rates.
Minimum price: $164.24. This level comes into play if earnings disappoint, customers cut AI spending and risk appetite fades.
Maximum price: $256.07. It is reachable if the company beats revenue expectations, accelerator demand stays high and rate cuts bring fresh liquidity.
Average price for the year: $207.52, a change of +10.0% from the previous year's closing price.
Below is the monthly NVIDIA stock forecast for 2026:
The 2027 forecast is based on historical data, NVDA's position in the market cycle and our own model.
Minimum price: $166.84. This level comes into play in a market with low risk appetite, a strong dollar and high interest rates.
Maximum price: $351.10. It is reachable if demand for data center chips keeps growing and new generations of accelerators strengthen NVIDIA's lead.
Average price for the year: $247.89, a change of +8.0% from the 2026 closing price.
Below is the monthly NVIDIA stock forecast for 2027:
The 2028 forecast takes into account how competition, customers' own chips and export rules shape demand for NVIDIA products.
Minimum price: $161.45. This level comes into play if competitors take part of the market and pricing pressure squeezes margins.
Maximum price: $378.64. It is reachable if AI infrastructure keeps expanding and NVIDIA holds its market share and high margins.
Average price for the year: $253.62, a change of +1.3% from the previous year's closing price.
Below is the monthly NVIDIA stock forecast for 2028:
The 2029 forecast takes into account the maturity of the AI market, a possible slowdown in customer investment and regulation.
Minimum price: $181.74. This level comes into play if data center investment slows and regulation in major countries tightens.
Maximum price: $433.70. It is reachable if new business lines, including automotive systems and robotics, add revenue to the core segment.
Average price for the year: $293.04, a change of +9.5% from the previous year's closing price.
Below is the monthly NVIDIA stock forecast for 2029:
The 2030 forecast takes into account the length of the market cycle and expected macroeconomic conditions.
Minimum price: $197.02. This level comes into play in a prolonged bear market and cuts in AI spending.
Maximum price: $513.16. It is reachable if NVIDIA remains the core supplier of computing infrastructure amid a strong market cycle.
Average price for the year: $340.08, a change of +8.4% from the previous year's closing price.
Below is the monthly NVIDIA stock forecast for 2030:
NVIDIA stock prediction for 2030: according to our model, NVDA will trade between $197.02 and $513.16. The lower bound reflects a market where competitors and customers' own chips take share and AI investment slows, the upper bound a market where NVIDIA remains the backbone of computing infrastructure for AI.
The forecast to 2035 rests on the long-term growth of the AI market, the company's position and our own model. Accuracy declines over such a horizon, so the range is a guide to direction, not an exact target.
Minimum price: $96.39. Scenario: technology shifts, competitors win the accelerator market and investor interest in the semiconductor sector cools.
Maximum price: $1,154.68. Scenario: NVIDIA remains the key computing supplier for AI and its new business lines scale successfully.
Over a 15-year horizon the market goes through several full cycles, so our model shows a wide corridor rather than a single number. By then technology and competition will look very different from today.
Minimum price: . Scenario: NVIDIA loses technological leadership and the market moves to new computing architectures.
Maximum price: . Scenario: AI becomes the foundation of the global economy, and NVIDIA keeps its role as the main supplier of the infrastructure behind it.
Forecasting NVDA through 2050 is extremely hard: in 25 years technology, regulation and the competitive landscape can change beyond recognition, and many of today's market leaders disappear. Long-term estimates still help shape an investment strategy and show what is at stake in the main scenarios.
By 2050, we estimate NVIDIA stock could trade in a wide range: from to .
The lower bound reflects a pessimistic scenario in which new technologies displace NVIDIA's solutions and the company loses its lead. The upper bound reflects an optimistic one in which NVIDIA remains a key player in global computing infrastructure and a must-have stock in institutional portfolios.
Forecasts through 2050 are long-term guides, not exact targets, and on their own they cannot be the basis for an investment decision.
Our forecast is built on a statistical model, while banks and analysts set NVIDIA stock price targets based on earnings, revenue forecasts and company valuation. The summaries below update automatically every week. Any price target is one possible scenario, not a guaranteed result.
24/7 Wall St. is a financial publication that regularly publishes an NVDA price prediction with optimistic and conservative scenarios and checks it against the consensus of Wall Street analysts.
According to 24/7 Wall St., on November 6, 2026, NVIDIA has a 12-month price target of $240.04. The optimistic scenario reaches $266.37 while the conservative scenario is $212.28. The Wall Street consensus target stands at $327.14 from 62 analysts. The firm rates the stock a BUY with 27.9 percent upside based on proprietary analysis of earnings growth, sector momentum, and other factors. The page notes 95 percent of analysts rate it Buy.
Morgan Stanley is one of the largest investment banks in the US. Its analysts follow NVIDIA and regularly revise their rating and price target on the stock.
According to Morgan Stanley, as reported by Yahoo Finance, on October 5, 2026, analyst Joseph Moore maintains an Overweight rating and $300 price target for Nvidia stock. This outlook stems from Nvidia expanding past GPUs via AWS deployments of millions of GPUs plus Vera CPUs, networking and NVLink Fusion in 2027 and 2028. Further support arises from a $150 billion boost to share repurchases amid growing AI demand despite power and data center limits.
Goldman Sachs is an American investment bank whose analysts publish research on the AI market and price targets on leading chipmakers, including NVIDIA.
According to Goldman Sachs Research, as reported by Yahoo Finance, on June 5, 2026, analyst James Schneider reiterated a Buy rating on Nvidia stock with a price target of $285. This follows Jensen Huang's speech at GTC Taipei highlighting sufficient supply for robust AI growth in CPUs and GPUs. Nvidia remains central to AI innovation from cloud data centers to laptops.
NVDA currently trades at 168.84, and our model's 2030 range runs from $197.02 to $513.16. The bull case pulls toward the upper end of the range, the bear case toward the lower end.
The bull case rests on AI chip demand and strong earnings. If cloud companies and model developers keep raising spending on accelerators, revenue and earnings per share will grow faster than expected and the high margin will hold. Falling rates, a weaker dollar and fresh liquidity usually send money into growth stocks. Expansion into new areas such as automotive systems and robotics would add sources of income. The bull case plays out if NVDA holds key support, breaks resistance on rising volume and moves toward its all-time high of $243.30.
The main risks are inflated expectations, competition and the macro backdrop. With a high P/E, even a good report that falls short of forecasts can crush the price. Competitors and customers' own chips could take market share, and export restrictions could close off part of revenue. High rates and a strong dollar pull capital out of growth stocks, and a slowdown in AI investment quickly shows up in orders. The bear case plays out if NVDA prints lower highs, loses key support on rising volume and the news backdrop stays negative. News sentiment right now: Bullish.
NVIDIA stock reacts quickly to news: earnings, management statements, regulatory decisions, reports of big orders and macro data can move the price within hours. The indicators below update automatically.
The overall news backdrop around NVDA today: Bullish. Bullish means positive coverage dominates, bearish means negative, neutral means a mixed news flow. If you are wondering why NVIDIA stock is falling or rising, look at this indicator first, then at the latest headlines.
Social media activity around NVDA: High. It shows how much attention traders pay to the stock, but not which way they expect the price to go. High activity is more often accompanied by sharp swings, low activity usually means a quiet, range-bound market.
Traders on our platform most often choose: . Share of traders: . When most traders look the same way, the odds of a reversal rise, and many treat an extreme reading as a contrarian signal.
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The most direct way: open a brokerage account, verify your identity, fund it and buy NVDA shares on Nasdaq. You can buy even a single share, or a fraction of one if your broker supports it. Downsides: fees and taxes depend on your country, and trading is only possible during exchange hours.
NVIDIA is a component of ETFs tracking the Nasdaq-100, the S&P 500 and the semiconductor industry. Such a fund gives diversification and lowers single-stock risk, but NVIDIA's weight in it is limited and the upside is usually lower than owning the stock itself. Downsides: a management fee and dependence on the fund's other holdings.
Contracts that give the right to buy or sell shares at a set price. They suit experienced traders who understand how time and volatility affect a contract's price. An option can bring a large profit, but it can also expire worthless.
Contracts for difference let you trade the price movement of NVDA without owning the shares. It is a flexible instrument for active trading: long and short positions, leverage, and no exchange brokerage account needed. Leverage magnifies both potential profit and potential loss.
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NVDA trades at 168.84 on November 11, 2026. The price is set on Nasdaq during the trading session, and it depends on demand for AI chips, earnings, interest rates and overall market mood.
NVDA's all-time high is $243.30, reached on 06/10/2026. The distance from the current price to that peak: -30.6%.
A forecast for a day or a week is built differently from a long-term one: very short-term moves depend on sentiment, news and key levels more than on long-term factors. The overall technical signal: Sell, nearest support: $173.20, nearest resistance: $182.02. Our model's range for November runs from $203.36 to $256.07. These indicators update regularly, so check them before you trade.
It depends on demand for AI chips, earnings results, interest rates, the dollar and the whole stock market. Our 5-year NVDA price prediction is a range from $110.46 to $684.14. Pullbacks are a normal part of a growth stock's history, and the bull and bear cases above show what has to happen for each outcome.
NVIDIA stock usually falls for several reasons: a report that missed expectations, rising interest rates, worries about AI spending, tighter export restrictions, or a correction in the market as a whole. A high valuation amplifies the reaction to any bad news. News sentiment is currently Bullish, which shows whether the news backdrop supports the move.
NVIDIA is the leader in AI accelerators with strong financial results, but its stock is richly valued and can move sharply in both directions. Whether it suits you and whether now is the time to buy depends on your goals, horizon and tolerance for swings. Most investors treat such stocks as one part of a diversified portfolio. This is general information, not investment advice.
Our NVIDIA stock forecast for 2030 is a range from $197.02 to $513.16. These are estimates. The actual price depends on revenue growth, AI demand, interest rates and competition.
According to our model, NVDA will trade between $166.84 and $351.10 in 2027, with an average price of $247.89.
According to our model, the NVDA price by 2050 lies between and . The all-time high to date is $243.30. Long-term figures are scenarios, not targets, and the further out the horizon, the wider the range.
Yes, NVIDIA pays a small regular dividend. The current NVIDIA dividend yield is 0.17%. That is far lower than at mature dividend companies, because NVIDIA directs most of its profit into growing the business and buying back shares.
NVIDIA reports earnings once a quarter. The latest revenue was $96,221,000,000, net profit $59,688,000,000 and earnings per share $7.91. Exact dates of upcoming reports are listed on the company's investor relations site.
NVIDIA's market cap is currently $4,069,044,000,000. It is one of the most valuable companies in the world, and its P/E ratio is 21.35.
NVIDIA is an American company that develops graphics processors and accelerators for artificial intelligence, data centers, gaming and automotive systems. Its stock trades on Nasdaq under the ticker NVDA and is part of the main US stock indexes.
You can buy NVDA through a broker on Nasdaq, invest through an ETF, or trade the price movement through CFDs on the Investizo platform without owning the shares. Each option has its own costs and risks, described above.
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