Nvidia Corp: 24 Analysts Update Coverage After Earnings

Nvidia Corp. (NVDA)

Following its latest earnings report, analysts across Wall Street have updated their coverage on Nvidia’s stock outlook. The majority of firms have either raised their price targets or reaffirmed bullish ratings, signaling strong confidence in the company’s leadership in AI, accelerated computing, and data-center technologies. Analysts highlighted the company’s continued dominance in GPU markets, robust demand from hyperscale cloud providers, and multi-year growth visibility driven by the expanding artificial intelligence ecosystem. Despite minor short-term volatility in share price, the consensus view points to substantial upside potential, underscoring Nvidia’s central role in powering the AI revolution:

Analyst Coverage Updates: 

Argus reiterated a Buy rating with a target of $220.

Barclays Capital raised its target from $240 to $275 and maintained an Overweight rating.

Benchmark raised its target from $220 to $250, maintaining a Buy rating.

Bernstein raised its target from $255 to $275, maintaining an Outperform rating.

Robert W. Baird raised its target from $225 to$275, maintaining an Outperform rating, highlighting better-than-expected data-center growth.

Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated an Overweight rating with a $300 target.

Citigroup raised its target from $220 to $270, maintaining a Buy rating.

DA Davidson reiterated a Buy rating with a $250 target.

Deutsche Bank raised its target from $180 to $215, maintaining a Hold rating.

DZ Bank reiterated  their Buy rating, no target posted.

Evercore ISI raised the target from $261 to $352, maintaining an Outperform rating.

JPMorgan raised its target from $215 to $250, maintaining an Overweight rating.

KeyBanc raised its target from $250 to $275, maintaining an Overweight rating.

Melius Research raised its target from $300 to $320, maintaining a Buy rating.

Morgan Stanley raised its target from $220 to $235, maintaining an Overweight rating.

Mizuho Securities raised its target from $235 to $245.

Needham reiterated a Buy rating with a $240 target,.

Oppenheimer reiterated an Outperform rating with a $265 target.

Raymond James assigns a target of $272.

Rosenblatt raised its target from $240 to $245, maintaining a Buy rating.

Susquehanna raised its target from $230 to $250, maintaining a Positive rating.

Truist Securities raised its target from $228 to $255, maintaining a Buy rating.

UBS Securities reiterated a Buy rating with an unchanged target of $235.

Wedbush raised its target from $210  to $230, maintaining an Outperform rating.

Bottom line:

Nvidia is broadly expected by analysts to maintain its leadership position in the artificial intelligence and data-center markets, thanks to its dominant GPU technology, comprehensive AI software ecosystem, and strong relationships with hyperscale cloud providers. Analysts cite the company’s ability to consistently deliver cutting-edge hardware and software solutions as a key driver of sustained competitive advantage. The firm’s recent earnings reaffirmed robust demand across its AI, gaming, and data-center segments, giving investors confidence in both near-term revenue growth and long-term profitability.

Market experts also highlight the company’s expanding total addressable market (TAM) in AI and accelerated computing, suggesting that its growth runway extends well beyond the next few quarters. Multiple firms raised their price targets significantly post-earnings, signaling strong analyst conviction in the company’s multi-year growth potential. Overall, Nvidia’s combination of technological leadership, strong customer demand, and forward-looking product roadmap underpins widespread optimism that it will continue to be a central player in the rapidly evolving AI and data-center landscape.

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