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Is Nvidia a good stock to buy? ›

Nvidia has 11.35% upside potential, based on the analysts' average price target. Is NVDA a Buy, Sell or Hold? Nvidia has a conensus rating of Strong Buy which is based on 39 buy ratings, 2 hold ratings and 0 sell ratings. The average price target for Nvidia is $1,008.30.

It's most likely due to declining growth expectations. Apple's revenue growth has slowed significantly, which analysts expect will trickle down to slower earnings growth.

Nvidia stock closed lower as the chip maker faces a high bar for its coming earnings report. The reaction to results from fellow artificial intelligence favorite Arm Holdings suggests the market is looking for a sharp increase to its financial guidance.

“We believe Nvidia can surpass Apple by capitalizing on the artificial intelligence economy, which will add an estimated $15 trillion to GDP.”

Multiplying the projected earnings with Nvidia's five-year average forward earnings multiple of 39 suggests that its stock price could hit $2,266 per share (barring any stock splits or other events) after five years. That would translate into a jump of 162% from current levels.

So to answer the question, Nvidia could be worth $3 trillion by 2025 if it hits analyst estimates; it would just be an expensive stock.

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is a prime example of what a successful buy-and-hold investment can deliver over the long run. An investor who put $10,000 into Nvidia stock a decade ago and held on would be sitting on a position worth more than $1.8 million right now and more than $1.9 million with dividends reinvested.

Nvidia is more dominant in GPUs than Apple is in smartphones. Nvidia appears to be on track to not only exceed Apple's market cap but potentially become the most valuable company in the world in the next decade.

At just around 0.5%, Apple's dividend yield may seem relatively low. However, Apple is still considered to be a growth company. Therefore, it reinvests its retained earnings into developing new projects, acquiring companies, and other growth opportunities.

With a high stock price, good momentum and an optimistic outlook, Nvidia is poised for a stock split in 2024. A split doesn't change the stock's potential for volatility, so do your research to ensure the move is right before you buy.

Will Nvidia buy back stock? ›

SANTA CLARA, CA -- NVIDIA today announced that it will return $1 billion this fiscal year to shareholders in the form of stock buybacks and dividend payments, including $100 million in stock being repurchased this quarter.

The high-flying chipmaker could surge higher in the coming year. Nvidia (NVDA -1.84%) stock has been in phenomenal form over the past year, gaining a stunning 259% thanks to its eye-popping revenue and earnings growth on the back of the booming demand for its artificial intelligence (AI) chips.

As well as Huawei, Nvidia also mentioned Alibaba, Alphabet, Amazon and Microsoft as rivals in providing cloud services, and the likes of Intel, Qualcomm and Samsung as competitors for providing hardware and software for SoC products.

More specifically, Nvidia's market cap of $2.22 trillion means it is now the third-biggest company globally, ranking just behind Apple (AAPL 0.38%), which has a market cap of $2.61 trillion. It is worth noting that these tech giants have experienced divergent fortunes on the stock market in 2024.

Total debt on the balance sheet as of January 2024 : $11.05 B. According to NVIDIA's latest financial reports the company's total debt is $11.05 B. A company's total debt is the sum of all current and non-current debts.

Consensus estimates predict Nvidia's earnings will increase at an annual rate of just over 35% for the next five years. Based on the company's fiscal 2024 earnings of $12.96 per share, its bottom line could jump to $58.11 per share after five years, assuming it does increase at the predicted rate.

Nvidia's established role in the sector could offer investors consistent gains for years. However, Intel's less settled position in AI could mean it has more room for growth.

You might expect NVDA to be the clear winner here, as its recent performance has been so impressive, and INTC is no longer considered a growth company — but that kind of outperformance is hard to maintain. Analysts expect NVDA to grow at about 36% per year over the next five years, which is certainly above average.

Late in December, Nvidia Corp. topped a list of favorite stocks among analysts working for brokerage firms. But with the stock continuing to soar this year, running the same screen of the S&P 500 produces a different result, with Nvidia no longer even making the top 20.