NVIDIA’s stock price target has been raised to $160 per share by analyst Chris Rolland, reflecting a potential gain of over 20% from current levels. This increase is driven by the company’s focus on software, such as its CUDA toolkit, and plans to offer more end-to-end solutions for data center servers. While demand for NVIDIA’s GPUs continues to drive growth, Rolland believes that software will play a crucial role in driving future stock price increases.
The analyst’s valuation of NVIDIA seems aggressive, with the stock being valued at 51.5 times his 2025 forecast for adjusted earnings per share. While NVIDIA is expected to continue increasing its revenue and results, it may not reach this valuation in the near term. Investors considering investing in NVIDIA should also weigh the recommendations of other analysts and investment services.
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Howard Smith, a contributor to The Motley Fool, has positions in NVIDIA. The Motley Fool recommends NVIDIA and has a disclosure policy in place. It is important for investors to conduct thorough research and consider all factors before investing in any stock.
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