In line with general market sentiment and valuations from October 2025, an overwhelming majority of banks, funds, and investment firms expect NVIDIA's shares to gain traction. Only a few maintain a neutral or negative outlook.
This bullish consensus is reflected in key analytical reports, with 85–92% polled favoring growth. According to MarketBeat, 47 experts covering NVIDIA rated it either "Buy" (43) or "Strong Buy" (4) on October 15.
Similarly, Zacks reported that 40 out of 48 specialists gave the company "Strong Buy", while just 4 assigned it "Buy". This represents an 87.5% positive consensus. CNN Business noted 89% of their surveyed analysts (66) recommended purchasing NVIDIA's stocks, while ChartMill's figure stood at 84%.
In contrast, the number of people forecasting a decline was minimal. MarketBeat listed only 1 "Sell" rating out of 47, and CNN Business indicated that just 2% of their covered experts suggested "Sell".
Key growth factors cited by banks and funds include:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Expansion: Specialists, including those at HSBC, allude to a substantial surge in the AI sector and expect NVIDIA to surpass its data center revenue forecasts.
Sustained GPU Demand: Analysts believe the AI graphics processing unit (GPU) market will keep springing, driving robust profit growth for the firm.
Rising Price Targets: Several financial institutions, such as HSBC, have recently raised their price targets for NVDA shares, reflecting their confidence in the company's future advance.
Diversifying Client Base: HSBC notes NVIDIA's client base is expanding beyond hyperscalers, further fueling sustainable jack-up.
Despite this positive outlook, several factors could prompt a short-term stock correction. These include a potential slowdown in AI sector growth, stricter regulations for chip manufacturers, profit-taking by major investors following the recent rally, and new economic data on interest rates and US inflation.
If NVIDIA's share continues to hike, the immediate technical target is likely to be the resistance zone at $195.
The overall recommendation is to buy NVIDIA stocks from the $170 support. Profits are taken at $195. Stop loss is set at $160.
Calculate your open position so that a potential loss (protected by a Stop Loss order) is limited to 1% of your deposit. If your account balance does not allow entering a position of this size, it is better to skip the trade and wait for other market signals that meet low-risk criteria.
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