As of March 16, 2026, the Nvidia stock price is $180.28. The company reached its highest price of $211.99 on October 29, 2025. Its market capitalisation is over $4 trillion. This places it among the largest companies worldwide.
NVIDIA has outperformed other tech megacap firms on Wall Street this year. By late February, shares were up 5% in 2026, while the Nasdaq was down 0.4%.
Q4 FY2026 Earnings Recap
NVIDIA reported better-than-expected results for fiscal Q4. Earnings per share reached $1.62, beating the estimate of $1.53. Revenue hit $68.13 billion, above the expected $66.21 billion. Total revenue rose by 73% year-over-year. The company now gets over 91% of its sales from its data centre unit.
NVIDIA’s data centre revenue reached a record $62.3 billion. This is a 22% increase from the previous quarter and a 75% rise year-over-year. This growth shows strong demand for AI and networking solutions.
For Q1 FY2027, Nvidia expects revenue of $78 billion (±2%). This is much higher than analyst expectations of $72.6 billion. However, this guidance does not include any data centre revenue from China.
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Wall Street Analyst Forecasts
As of March 14, 2026, 37 analysts rate Nvidia as a Buy. Wall Street’s average price target is $264.05.
TradingView shows that 69 analysts give a consensus Strong Buy rating. Their average price target is $267.87, with a maximum estimate of $380 and a minimum of $140.
Key institutional views include:
- Morgan Stanley has an Overweight (Buy) rating with a target of $250, based on a 26x multiple on its 2027 EPS estimate of $9.57. The firm noted that Nvidia should trade at a premium compared to peers like Broadcom, given its higher probability of upward EPS revisions.
- Bank of America analyst Vivek Arya rates the stock a Buy with a target of $275, based on a 28x forward P/E multiple for CY2027.
Growth Projections
Wall Street analysts expect Nvidia’s revenue growth rate to rise to 65% in FY2027, up from 57% in FY2026. On the EPS side, expectations are for earnings to rise from $4.69 to $7.74 per share.
NVIDIA’s gross margins, which contracted slightly to 71.3% during Blackwell production ramp-up, are expected to recover to 74.9% at the midpoint for the current quarter.
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Year-End 2026 Price Predictions
By the end of 2026, Nvidia shares are broadly projected to reach $240–$242, with more optimistic estimates suggesting the price could climb as high as $361.
One bullish scenario, applying a 40x earnings multiple to analyst EPS estimates of $7.74, arrives at a price target of $309.60 by year-end — a significant jump from today’s ~$180 share price.
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Key Risks to Watch
NVIDIA’s outlook faces pressure from worries about slowing capital spending growth by hyperscalers. The demand for AI infrastructure goes up and down. It may not always match what investors expect.
Other risks include AMD coming back as a strong GPU rival. Cloud customers could create their own competitive hardware. Also, AI end markets might not develop as anticipated.
Technical Outlook
NVDA is in a bullish trend. It’s trading above the SMA50 and SMA200, both of which are moving up. The MACD is positive, and the RSI is around 55, indicating no market overheating. Key support is at $152–$153, while the nearest resistance is at $200–$210.
Bottom Line
NVIDIA is the leader in AI chip infrastructure. It shows strong earnings and fast revenue growth. Analysts are optimistic about its future. Short-term volatility and China-related restrictions are risks. However, the long-term AI boost keeps NVDA on investors’ radar for 2026.
