Nvidia soars on upgrade potential, Tesla dips after price target cut
New York, Thursday, 13 March 2025.
Wall Street analysts are showing increased confidence in Nvidia. Upgrades may be coming. The average 12-month price target for Nvidia is $171.69, with some analysts forecasting as high as $220. Tesla, however, faces headwinds. JP Morgan reduced its price target. They cited concerns about Elon Musk. The investment bank forecasts Tesla falling nearly 48% from Tuesday’s close. These calls highlight the contrasting outlooks within the technology sector.
Nvidia’s positive outlook
Nvidia’s stock currently trades around $116.00 [3]. The consensus from 42 Wall Street analysts suggests a ‘Moderate Buy’ rating [3]. This is based on ratings from the last 12 months [3]. Of these analysts, 37 recommend a buy [3]. Two analysts recommend a strong buy [3]. Only three analysts suggest holding the stock [3]. The average price target indicates a potential upside of 48.01% [3]. The stock had two upgrades and one downgrade over the past 90 days [3].
Analyst price targets for Nvidia
The average Nvidia stock price target is $179.97 [5]. The maximum estimate reaches $220.00, while the minimum is $130.00 [5]. Citi analysts have reiterated a Buy rating with a $163 price target [7]. Nvidia’s GPU Technology Conference (GTC) is scheduled for next week [7]. CEO Jensen Huang will deliver a keynote on March 18 [7]. A financial analyst Q&A session will follow on March 19 [7]. These events could provide further insights into the company’s prospects [7].
Tesla’s challenges
JPMorgan anticipates Tesla’s stock could decline nearly 48% from Tuesday’s closing price [2]. This projection stems from increasing controversy surrounding CEO Elon Musk [2]. Broadcom’s optimistic forecast, driven by increased AI chip production, has positively influenced Nvidia’s market performance [7]. This contrasts with the concerns surrounding Tesla [7]. These concerns are driven by JP Morgan’s price target cut [1][2].
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