Riding on the golden wave of artificial intelligence, Nvidia's stock price hit a record high of $154.31 on the 25th, investors believe Nvidia is afraid of a new chip export ban.
Before, Nvidia's stock price closed at $149.43 on January 6, but it fell in mid-January due to the AI model launched by Chinese new founder DeepSeek; subsequently, Trump introduced a 2.0 tax closure and export control in April, especially for Nvidia to sell AI chips to China, which directly affected Nvidia's Chinese market sales, and its stock price plummeted again.
However, as global demand for AI continues to grow, the market is full of joy for AI technology prospects. The AI trend that has driven Nvidia's sharp rise in stock prices in the past few years has not reduced its weakness. In addition, investors believe that Nvidia's leading power in artificial intelligence will not be suppressed by China's export ban. The company's share price closed on the 25th again at an all-time high of US$154.31, with a market value of approximately US$3.7 trillion, making it the world's highest market value company, while Microsoft's market value is US$366 million.
Loop Capital Huaer Street analyst Ananda Baruah said the world is entering a wave of generative AI gold, and Nvidia is at the front end of the real-time stage where demand is stronger than expected. He raised Nvidia's target price from $175 to $250, expecting Nvidia shares to rise by about 17% in the next year, and the company's market value may end up as high as $6 trillion.
Although some people are worried that the growth rate of artificial intelligence may slow down, the latest financial reports show that Nvidia's largest customers - Microsoft, Meta, Alphabet, and Amazon Investment AI are still strong.
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