Nvidia's future: bull versus bear?
New York, Tuesday, 1 April 2025.
Two seasoned investors recently presented opposing views on Nvidia’s stock. One analyst is very confident in Nvidia’s fundamentals and valuation. The other is worried about a possible decline in demand. Nvidia dominates the AI server GPU market with an 89% share. The stock has experienced volatility. It fell almost 30% from its all-time high in January 2025. This divergence in expert opinions highlights the uncertainty surrounding Nvidia’s future performance.
Stock performance and market capitalization
Nvidia’s stock price currently stands at $108.38 [3]. This reflects a 1.58% decrease in the past 24 hours [3]. Recent performance shows a mixed trend. The stock fell by 6.22% compared to the previous week and 15.63% over the month [3]. Despite these dips, it has increased by 20.42% over the last year [3]. The company’s market capitalization is $2.68 trillion, marking a 9.90% increase over the previous week [3].
Financial highlights and expert forecasts
Nvidia’s financial performance has been strong. Last quarter’s earnings per share were $0.89, exceeding the estimate of $0.85 [3]. Revenue for the last quarter reached $39.33 billion, surpassing the estimated $38.10 billion [3]. The company’s net income for the last quarter was $22.09 billion, a 14.41% increase from the previous quarter’s $19.31 billion [3]. Analysts predict a wide range for Nvidia’s future price. Estimates range from a maximum of $235.92 to a minimum of $125.00 [3].
Nvidia’s role and future outlook
Nvidia plays a key role in several tech sectors [4]. These sectors include scientific computing, AI, data science, and autonomous vehicles [4]. Nvidia’s next earnings report is scheduled for May 28, 2025 [3]. Wedbush Securities analyst Matt Bryson expressed confidence in Nvidia’s forecast [8]. Conversely, Futurum analyst Daniel Newman raised concerns about Coreweave’s growth prospects. These concerns relate to the rapid depreciation of chips as new generations emerge [6].
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