By Ananda Banerjee
Publication Date: 2026-05-27 13:32:00
NVIDIA stock received fresh buy ratings from multiple Wall Street firms in just a 7-day span. Wedbush stamped the highest target at $330, Jefferies and Mizuho at $300, and Morgan Stanley at $288.
Yet the stock is rolling over from a $236 peak. Institutional money turned negative on May 27, and retail volume turned red on May 15. The buyers Wall Street wants appear to have walked out.
Wall Street Just Stacked Buy Ratings on NVIDIA Stock
The case for NVIDIA stock is loud right now.
Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives raised his target on May 21 to $330, the highest figure on the street. That implies 53.59% upside from the current $214.86 close. Morgan Stanley’s Joseph Moore reiterated his $288 buy on the same day.
Jefferies came in at $300 on May 22, Mizuho at $300 on May 25, and Truist Financial at $307. Even the more conservative shops are positive. DBS holds $250, and UBS raised its figure from $275 to $280.
Of the 10 firms tracked this week, every single one rates NVIDIA stock a buy. The chart has been telling a different story.
NVIDIA Stock’s Institutional Money Walked Out First
NVIDIA stock rallied 44.18% from $164.27 in late March to a $236.84 peak on May 19. Since then, it has consolidated within a tight downward channel that resembles a bullish pole-and-flag pattern.
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