TLDR Analysts set a consensus price target of $253.02 for Nvidia, suggesting the stock is 33% undervalued at current levels around $188 Earnings per share expectedTLDR Analysts set a consensus price target of $253.02 for Nvidia, suggesting the stock is 33% undervalued at current levels around $188 Earnings per share expected

Nvidia (NVDA) Stock Forecast 2026

TLDR

  • Analysts set a consensus price target of $253.02 for Nvidia, suggesting the stock is 33% undervalued at current levels around $188
  • Earnings per share expected to hit $4.69 this fiscal year (56.9% growth) and jump to $7.57 by January 2027 (61% growth)
  • AI analysis from ChatGPT predicts NVDA will trade between $240-$260 by end of January 2026 in base-case scenario
  • The stock currently trades at 40 times forward earnings, but that multiple should compress to 24.8 times by January 2027 as earnings catch up
  • Bullish case sees stock reaching $280-$320 range while bearish scenario puts it at $180-$210 depending on AI spending trends

Nvidia stock closed at $188 on Friday, up 1.2% for the session. The chipmaker has rallied more than 30% over the past year.


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Wall Street analysts see room for the stock to run higher. The consensus price target sits at $253.02, implying 33% upside from current levels.

Price targets range from $140 on the low end to $352 on the high end. This spread reflects different views on how long Nvidia can maintain its rapid growth as AI infrastructure spending matures.

The earnings story backs up the optimism. Analysts expect earnings per share of $4.69 for the fiscal year ending this month. That represents 56.9% year-over-year growth.

Looking ahead to January 2027, consensus estimates jump to $7.57 per share. That’s another 61% increase year over year.

Valuation Picture Shifts on Growth

At current prices, Nvidia trades at roughly 40 times forward earnings. That’s a high multiple by most standards.

But the math changes fast. By January 2027, the forward P/E ratio drops to 24.8 times based on analyst forecasts. Earnings growth does the work instead of multiple expansion.

At the $253 price target, Nvidia would trade at 53 times forward earnings. The price-to-earnings-to-growth ratio would move from 1.06 to 1.4.

That’s still below the information technology sector average of 1.66. It’s also under Nvidia’s own five-year average PEG of 1.61. On this metric, the stock could trade higher without looking stretched.

AI Demand Remains the Key Driver

OpenAI’s ChatGPT predicts Nvidia will trade between $240 and $260 by the end of January 2026. The base case centers around $250.

The forecast assumes continued strength in AI-related demand. Data centers keep buying advanced GPUs for training and inference workloads. Hyperscalers and major tech companies maintain heavy investment in AI infrastructure.

Revenue growth should stay ahead of most large-cap peers. Strong demand for high-end chips and a solid order pipeline support this view.

Scenarios Range From $180 to $320

In a bullish case, ChatGPT sees Nvidia reaching $280 to $320 by late January. This requires stronger-than-expected earnings and faster global AI deployment. Favorable market conditions for high-growth tech stocks would help.

The bearish scenario puts Nvidia at $180 to $210. This could happen if AI spending slows faster than expected. Increased competition or broader market volatility leading to tech sector repricing would pressure shares.

Enterprises are buying Nvidia chips to cut costs, automate workflows, and build revenue-generating products. They’re not speculating on resale value. That’s different from previous tech bubbles.

Risks include growth falling short of expectations. A competitor could gain ground. Demand might shift toward application-specific integrated circuits instead of Nvidia GPUs. But the current trajectory looks strong with no clear reason to doubt near-term forecasts.

The stock trades below both sector averages and its own historical valuation metrics while maintaining a dominant position in AI hardware.

The post Nvidia (NVDA) Stock Forecast 2026 appeared first on CoinCentral.

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